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Thanks, but I had gotten that far, I was more aiming for the likes of what to do after that to play (well play, test, still beta right) SSBM against someone else.. guess I'll have to check the GX team forum for that.djveeman said:
Just the same thing that happened when loading the SSBM iso with PSOLoad:/ Does the How To Play work..?Para said:
I'm not sure if I misread your post (I've been on planes all day, just got to a hotel and am about to get some much-needed sleep), but you can't load GameCube ISOs with PSOLoad. You'll need either a GCM Streamer (If I remember correctly, GC Simulator is a good one) or a DVD burner with an Anaconda DOL file (GCARS-CS supports Anaconda). Look around various websites, like XtremeConsole, they'll have more info.bornfidelity.com said:
I probably don't know how to name these things correctly :/ Through PSO and some other programs I'm supposed to be able to stream to the Cube (I'm still waiting for my broadband adapter). A friend of mine does so, though, and that's what happened to him when he played SSBM. I really don't know enough about allt his stuff to give any good comment, but I'm willing to learn and willing to put time in that, so I guess I'll be checking uit XtremeConsole (and referal to other sites is welcome..)biolizard89 said:
Basically, once you get a homebrew program onto the GameCube, it can do anything that a commercial game can do; i.e. it can do anything that the GameCube's hardware supports. Since the GameCube's hardware supports reading controller data and sending data over the Broadband Adapter, a homebrew program can do that. No extra hardware required.eMs said:
Aye. I'm already trying to get my BBA back from my friendeMs said:
Well, first of all, it doesn't work with every game at the moment. In theory (note that I say "in theory"), it can work with any GameCube game, however, there are limitations in practice. Specifically, someone familiar with game code hacking (e.g. for Action Replay) needs to write a "script" for each game, which will (a) keep it synced and (b) make lag less noticible. The script contains instructions for ControlSim to sync certain RAM addresses, for example, the player's coordinates, the items on the field, the player's velocity, the menu selections, etc. This takes some major effort. At the moment, the only games with good scripts (i.e. ones that will stay synced) are Sonic Adventure 2: Battle USA (script by Fuzziqer) and possibly Super Monkey Ball 2 USA (script by me; it didn't work with GCARS-CS v0.3a, but it could work now due to bug fixes in GCARS-CS; no one's tested it). Super Smash Bros. Melee v1.0 USA is being worked on by Fuzziqer.MyKo said:
same with meender said:i updated quicktime to the fullest and it still wont play
were still unsure it may have to do with 2 thingshooru said:
Just right click- "Save Link As"Nihonjin said:
If you don't mind significant rubber-banding (which can be lessened by holding down the buttons longer), then yes, from what I've heard, it really works. It's playable at the moment, but certainly not as fun as on one GameCube. The rubber-banding will be dealt with; there's already a thread on Team-GX about fixing it.Rip said:
Yeah, from what I've heard, the rubber-banding is a problem. This is because GCARS-CS only updates the controller data every 6 frames. That means that quick button taps (like attacks in SSBM) frequently get lost. Fuzziqer has added a feature to GCARS-CS (which will be in the next beta) that allows you to choose how often the controller data and scripts are updated. 60 updates per second is in theory the best method, although it uses more bandwidth. There's also the problem that with 4 players and 60 updates per second, the extra CPU time necessary for GCARS-CS to handle that could (possibly, not definitely) cause the game to skip frames. Either way, the next beta will be a huge improvement.Para said:
