Xkeeper | current conditions @Xkeeper0 | Uploaded December 2018 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
sadly the sign cannot play jazz but my laptop is a supportive friend
this is a sign i got that i'm programming via php (because i can). i might make it do other fun things like mark twitch stuff or whatever later too
music: youtube.com/watch?v=etuuQyKuel4
data: openweathermap.org/city/5505411 though lol @ it saying it's gonna be sub-32 (not a chance, pal)
sadly the sign cannot play jazz but my laptop is a supportive friend
this is a sign i got that i'm programming via php (because i can). i might make it do other fun things like mark twitch stuff or whatever later too
music: youtube.com/watch?v=etuuQyKuel4
data: openweathermap.org/city/5505411 though lol @ it saying it's gonna be sub-32 (not a chance, pal)
![[Corruption] Meet boom-plus-dx.lua (Super Mario Bros. 3)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YmDmLIiQWUM/hqdefault.jpg "[Corruption] Meet boom-plus-dx.lua (Super Mario Bros. 3)
New version of the old Lua script with a few more features, including every old gamers dream, the ability to activate random Game Genie codes!
The top right is a status panel for what corruption is currently active:
C: GG Codes. Any active code lights this. (Hold X: add; Hold C: del)
R: RAM* random corruption. (Hold A)
I: RAM* +/- 1 corruption. (Hold S)
E: Ext. RAM** random corruption. (Hold Q)
S: Ext. RAM** +/- 1 corruption. (Hold W)
Rewind functionality: Hold Z. (Rewind time remaining shown in bottom right)
*: 0000-07FF: All games use this, often is the basic game data
**: 6000-7FFF: Extended RAM/SRAM. Used for save data or decompressed data (level layouts, etc). Not all games have this, but several do
You can change the keys at the top of the script to fit your needs, or increase the default rewind length (its pretty short).
Script link: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27790736/lua/boom-plus-dx.lua
Save and run with FCEUX 2.2.2 (http://fceux.com).
To view the indicators, youll probably need to change the scanline cutoffs in FCEUXs Video configuration from 8-231 to 0-239 (but you should do this anyway).")
