For the Super Nintendo, what is the best way to initiate the sPPU?

Well I told you that you could do it didn't I? Like I said, the tough part is when you actually have a whole game going.

 

Here is an update. Currently, those little guys are running around so fast I can't really see what's happening. What is supposed to happen is the first two sprites (sprites 0, and sprite 1) are specail sprites where when they are touch by the other sprites, the other sprites disappear and reappear at the top right corner of the screen.

At it's full speed, 60 fps, it is untelligeble what is happening, but if you set the emulator to half speed, you can see sprites disappearing as one of the sprites crosses through them.

Next time I'll try to make a demo where you can actually tell what's going on at full speed.

 

This is the same as the last except those two "special" collision sprites are now black sillhouted shadows.

 

I want to use some of my own sprite art now, but I really don't want to convert all my drawings to planar format pixel by pixel by myself without using a tool that can do it fast on the computer.

Please no command promp stuff.

 

I don't even use command prompt stuff, I just take a program source, modify few variables and compile and run, or interpret in QB IDE
I'm that lazy... asking an util with user interface from a (lazy) programmer is a crime

 

They all use the command prompt. Guess you're screwwed. If only you could program, you could make a program to convert from one format to another yourself with all the features (no command line) that you want. Sorry but I couldn't resist.

But seriously if you are going to get very far you're going to need to be able to program your own tools to run on your PC.

 

Why not? It's not so bad. I write all my utilities/apps as command line proggys (console apps). It's quick and simple. If you don't like the hassle of openning a command prompt everytime (I always have at least 1 constantly open), then that's what batch files are for.

 

I have a couple of tools for my Sega Saturn development. One of them is a graphics converter and the other is a basic SMPC simulator. Only INTBACK command is implemented.
I wrote it all on FreeBSD.

 

I can't believe people call themselves programmers, yet don't know jack about command line. :/

 

With me and just about every other self taught programmer , you learn like this man , READ , trial and error, frustration , READ some more , trail and error , Just like life, Hope this helps, also please stop showing use these little snippets of code and pretending its cremdelacrem.

I'm not trying to be rude , but come on man.

 

He's already been banned for being an arrogant prick.

I think it might be me next.