I´m using ZSnes WIP 6/09 (Windows) and some games have graphical glitches, like Aero the Acrobat 2, WWF Whrestlemania and Art of Fighting 2 (Japanese) <img src=smilies/eek13.gif>. I have tried also the zsnes v1.36 and the glitches are still there. Is it an emulation problem? Can it be solved? Or is just my computer. Note, snes9x works OK with those games, but I like to use zsnes <img src=smilies/thumb.gif>, so I will switch to snes9x only if this problem has no solution at all.
hmm...
what kind of glitches?
ive had this trouble before. try going to config>video then change the resolution to a lower level.i use 640x480 but when theres a problem, i go down to the 256 one<img src=smilies/thumb.gif>
> hmm...
> what kind of glitches?
> ive had this trouble before. try going to config>video then
> change the resolution to a lower level.i use 640x480 but
> when theres a problem, i go down to the 256 one
That's weird...I've been running Zsnes in 1024x768 and haven't noticed any graphical glitches resulting from that. <img src=smilies/erm.gif>
This is straight from the ZSNES FAQ that comes with the program:
Q: How come the graphics are really screwed up?
A: It's probably a problem with the emulation. You can try running the
game 80% or 120% execution which can be set in the ZSNESW.CFG through
the DOS prompt or another editor. It might fix your problem, but then
again maybe it won't be the solution.
> That's weird...I've been running Zsnes in 1024x768 and
> haven't noticed any graphical glitches resulting from that.
>
yeah you prbably got a top of the line graphics card. ive got a stupid rage pro
Just a thought, but are you sure these are good dumps? If it's only happening with a few of the games you try to play and you aren't sure if they are good dumps, I would check that first.
I verified the games with GOODSnes and ZSnes says OK to the checksum, so I believe they are good dumps. WWF Whrestlemania in particular has the [!] mark that GOODSnes leaves when a dump is good.
I will try to change the % execution to see if that solves the problem. Anyway here is a snapshot I took from WWF, notice the left side of the screen and the arm of one of the fighters.
