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Posted on 03-03-10 01:02:30 AM

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Hey, is it okay if I post some trivial fixes for NSMBe? I pasted the diff contents below.

[NSMBe4/Editor/LevelEditorControl.cs]
-Attempting to paste before copying will no longer throw an exception.

[NSMBe4/Editor/ViewEditor.cs]
-Adjusting the view position using the mouse wheel no longer causes the view editor to flicker.

[NSMBe4/Resources/english.txt]
-Corrected "X" & "Y" labels in the view editor



Index: NSMBe4/Editor/LevelEditorControl.cs

===================================================================

--- NSMBe4/Editor/LevelEditorControl.cs	(revision 67)

+++ NSMBe4/Editor/LevelEditorControl.cs	(working copy)

@@ -343,7 +343,8 @@

         public void paste()

         {

             SetEditionMode(ClipboardOriginMode)

-            mode.paste(Clipboard)

+            if (Clipboard != null)

+                mode.paste(Clipboard)

         }

 

         public void delete()

Index: NSMBe4/Editor/ViewEditor.cs

===================================================================

--- NSMBe4/Editor/ViewEditor.cs	(revision 67)

+++ NSMBe4/Editor/ViewEditor.cs	(working copy)

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@

             if (v == null)

                 return;

             if (viewsList.Items.Contains(v))

-                viewsList.Items[viewsList.Items.IndexOf(v)] = v;

+                UpdateList()

         }

 

         public void UpdateInfo()

Index: NSMBe4/Resources/english.txt

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--- NSMBe4/Resources/english.txt	(revision 67)

+++ NSMBe4/Resources/english.txt	(working copy)

@@ -422,8 +422,8 @@

 [ViewEditor]

 addViewButton=Add

 deleteViewButton=Delete

-label8=X:

-label11=Y:

+label8=Y:

+label11=X:

 label10=Width:

 label9=Height:

 label12=ID:

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Posted on 03-03-10 01:25:42 AM

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Originally posted by Trace Bullet
Hey, is it okay if I post some trivial fixes for NSMBe? I pasted the diff contents below.

Can't get the patch to work. Any idea how to apply it? :( I've never used diff/patch before.

This is what I get:

Treeki@andLinux:/mnt/win/Users/Jan/Documents/Visual Studio 2008/Projects/NSMBe5_fixed$ patch < ../nsmbe5_patch.txt

can't find file to patch at input line 5

Perhaps you should have used the -p or --strip option?

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|Index: NSMBe4/Editor/LevelEditorControl.cs

|===================================================================

|--- NSMBe4/Editor/LevelEditorControl.cs        (revision 67)

|+++ NSMBe4/Editor/LevelEditorControl.cs        (working copy)

--------------------------

File to patch:

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Posted on 03-03-10 01:32:22 AM

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Originally posted by dirbaio

BTW now i'm busy porting the editor to the DS itself. Yeah, you'll be able to take NSMBe with you anywhere and work on your hack
Right now I have it to show the Map16 on the screen. Not too impressive, but i'm learning lots of stuff about NDS homebrew and I hope development will go faster soon .
Will post some pics when there's something to show...

This, sir, sounds amazing.

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Posted on 03-03-10 01:45:34 AM

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I think this command should work:

patch -p0 -i ../nsmbe5_patch.txt

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Posted on 03-03-10 01:58:33 AM

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Originally posted by Trace Bullet
I think this command should work:
patch -p0 -i ../nsmbe5_patch.txt

Now I'm getting patch fails:

Treeki@andLinux:/mnt/win/Users/Jan/Documents/Visual Studio 2008/Projects/NSMBe5_fixed$ patch -p0 -i ../nsmbe5_patch.txt

patching file NSMBe4/Editor/LevelEditorControl.cs

Hunk #1 FAILED at 343.

1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file NSMBe4/Editor/LevelEditorControl.cs.rej

patching file NSMBe4/Editor/ViewEditor.cs

Hunk #1 FAILED at 65.

1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file NSMBe4/Editor/ViewEditor.cs.rej

patching file NSMBe4/Resources/english.txt

Hunk #1 FAILED at 422.

1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file NSMBe4/Resources/english.txt.rej

Not sure why.. could it be the cr/lf discrepancy? (the files have Windows newlines, but I'm running the patcher on Linux)

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Posted on 03-03-10 02:20:46 AM (last edited by krutomisi at 03-02-10 11:24 PM)

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Originally posted by dirbaio
BTW now i'm busy porting the editor to the DS itself. Yeah, you'll be able to take NSMBe with you anywhere and work on your hack.

That would be several layers of awesomeness. SEVERAL.

I have to go through several repetitious tasks just to play a nonworking level ...
This would get rid of that reeeal fast.

And everybody -- use Xdelta3 for all your patching needs. Because you should.

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Posted on 03-03-10 01:56:00 PM

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Yeah, but XDelta is for binary files, and the editor source is in text files

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Posted on 03-03-10 09:09:24 PM (last edited by krutomisi at 03-03-10 08:42 PM)

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Originally posted by dirbaio
Yeah, but XDelta is for binary files, and the editor source is in text files

Well, I've made patches that converted a video (mpeg) into another random video ...
The resulting file played back all nice and stuff.

So it miiiiiggght work on text files.
Unless video files are binary files : then pretend like you never read this.

Xdelta3's nice because of it's crossplatformidness and supereasy commandline

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Posted on 03-04-10 01:16:41 PM

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Yeah. Video files are binary

A good way to know if sth is binary: Open it in notepad!

I agree. Xdelta is cool but i think it doesnt work on text files.
Anyways, i've fixed those little things manually. Thanks for pointing them out, Trace Bullet!

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Posted on 03-04-10 10:53:18 PM (last edited by Dark_fusionX at 03-04-10 07:53 PM)

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nice idea porting NSMBe to DS! im looking forward to it!

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Posted on 03-05-10 08:57:06 AM

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Progress is going quite well. Right now I'm able to view world 1-1, but without slopes. I'm dealing with the f**ing object format with slopes and repeats and etc...

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Posted on 03-05-10 09:17:19 AM

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Well... Objects arent complete yet. Does this remind you something?

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Posted on 03-05-10 09:26:32 AM (last edited by Hiccup at 03-05-10 06:28 AM)

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What is the program you are using in the screen shot?

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Posted on 03-05-10 09:34:29 AM

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desmume's Map Viewer. It can view the MAP ram of the NDS. Useful to see a bigger portion of what my editor can view than what fits in the nds screen...

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Posted on 03-05-10 09:49:29 AM

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Does it work for playing games?

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Posted on 03-05-10 10:02:43 AM

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Yeah, but it's slower than no$gba, at least on my laptop

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Posted on 03-05-10 10:15:29 AM

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So you can have the game in a sort of full screen mode?

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Posted on 03-05-10 10:28:47 AM

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no...

It's a different thing. The Map view is for debug purposes.
The NDS graphic hardware works with "layers" that are called backgrounds. You can put stuff on these layers, and have them displayed on the NDS screens. But the thing is that each layer can have any size, but you can't view all the layer on the screen if it's bigger.

The NDS version of the editor i'm developing draws the level into a 512x512 layer, but as I havent coded scrolling yet, I can't see the whole level, only a part in the top-left of the layer (Which in world 1-1 is black

)so I use the map viewer to see if it works, and i'll implement the interface after...

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Posted on 03-05-10 10:30:05 AM

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ok I understand now

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