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CrashMidnick wrote:I had time to test this gem ! Thank you so much TapamN !!

Thans Ian for sharing you compilation, you made my day.

I hope we will be able to remove those black tiles on some scrollings (mainly on the left side).

Is it possible to hide the "debug meter" or whatever it is called in the lower left corner ?

Ian Micheal wrote:

CrashMidnick wrote:I had time to test this gem ! Thank you so much TapamN !!

Thans Ian for sharing you compilation, you made my day.

I hope we will be able to remove those black tiles on some scrollings (mainly on the left side).

Is it possible to hide the "debug meter" or whatever it is called in the lower left corner ?

Yes i can remove the debug but i did not as this is only rc3 and he is still working on and it's his project..
and with the debug meter on you know it's not final version so people know it's alpha

he is working on the black tiles on the side left side mostly..
He talked about that in the last update for now it's a good look at what he is doing

It's great work by TapmN Again think you for doing this for dreamcast using your talent ..

CrashMidnick wrote:I had time to test this gem ! Thank you so much TapamN !!

Thans Ian for sharing you compilation, you made my day.

I hope we will be able to remove those black tiles on some scrollings (mainly on the left side).

Is it possible to hide the "debug meter" or whatever it is called in the lower left corner ?

MoeFoh wrote:SRAM error on Hardball 95.

Analog up for in-game menu is not working - nothing happens - what am I doing wrong?

TapamN wrote:

CrashMidnick wrote:I had time to test this gem ! Thank you so much TapamN !!

Thans Ian for sharing you compilation, you made my day.

I hope we will be able to remove those black tiles on some scrollings (mainly on the left side).

Is it possible to hide the "debug meter" or whatever it is called in the lower left corner ?

There should be an option to turn it off if you open up the in game menu (press up on analog stick in game) then go to the video settings menu and change the "Timing is shown" option. If it says "Raster lines shown", you can change that option to disable the lines on the left edge showing where rasters occur.

Rendering overhead has been reduced to around 2.0-2.2 ms. Originally, when creating the Genesis VRAM texture, it would write to main RAM, then DMA it into the DC's video memory. It would have to wait for DMA to complete, since it interfered with writing to the TA. Now it writes directly to VRAM using SQs. When I first wrote it, trying to SQ to VRAM was much slower than writing to main RAM then DMAing to VRAM, but I've learned that it's possible to SQ to video RAM at DMA speeds. You can't use the address KOS returns when allocating VRAM, you have to convert it to the address used for DMA (basically, replace the top byte of the pointer with 0x11), set some of the DMA registers, then SQ there.

 __inline__  void StreamTexturePVR( StreamBuffer * sbuf  )
{
    int i, n;
    register  unsigned int *s = (unsigned int *)StreamBuffer_Pop(sbuf);
    register   unsigned int *d = (unsigned int *)(void *) (0xe0000000 | (((unsigned long)sbuf->vramData) & 0x03ffffe0));
    register unsigned int *dreal=(unsigned int *)sbuf;
//	register unsigned int *s = (unsigned int *)src;
	uint32 count = sbuf->imgWidth * 2; 
   
    /* Set store queue memory area as desired */
  //  QACR0 = ((((unsigned int)sbuf->vramData)>>26)<<2)&0x1c;
  //  QACR1 = ((((unsigned int)sbuf->vramData)>>26)<<2)&0x1c;
    
    	
		register unsigned qa=((((unsigned int)sbuf->vramData)>>26)<<2)&0x1c;
		QACR0 = qa;
		QACR1 = qa;
	

    for( i = 0; i < sbuf->imgHeight; i++ )
    {                        
	  d = (unsigned int *)(void *)
		(0xe0000000 | (((unsigned long)sbuf->vramData+(i*(sbuf->texWidth * 2))) & 0x03ffffe0));
	  
	  n = count>>5;
	  
	  while(n--) {
		asm("pref @%0" : : "r" (s + 8)); // prefetch 32 bytes for next loop 
		d[0] = *(s++);
		d[1] = *(s++);
		d[2] = *(s++);
		d[3] = *(s++);
		d[4] = *(s++);
		d[5] = *(s++);
		d[6] = *(s++);
		d[7] = *(s++);
		asm("pref @%0" : : "r" (d));
		asm("ocbi @%0" : : "r" (dreal));
		d += 8;
		dreal += 8;
	  }
	}
	/* Wait for both store queues to complete */
	d = (unsigned int *)0xe0000000;
	d[0] = d[8] = 0;    
}

MoeFoh wrote:SRAM error on Hardball 95.

Analog up for in-game menu is not working - nothing happens - what am I doing wrong?