CPS3 Tile Compression Part 2

[James]

Now now children, play nice. You'll all get to have a go at CPS-3 soon enough. Then we can get some good statistics of what exactly is needed for smooth emulation.

 

Patience is a virtue.

 

 

I am already messing with CPS3 on mame

Runs at full speed on my old P4 3 gig

[Agozer]

Now now children, play nice. You'll all get to have a go at CPS-3 soon enough. Then we can get some good statistics of what exactly is needed for smooth emulation.

 

Patience is a virtue.

 

 

I am already messing with CPS3 on mame

Runs at full speed on my old P4 3 gig

I take it that you included Haze's CPS-3 code into your own build, yes? Good to know that the speed is fine.

[iq_132]

Fine here on a 2.4 ghz also.

[James]

I take it that you included Haze's CPS-3 code into your own build, yes? Good to know that the speed is fine.

 

 

Yes, Not sure what it will be like once everything is fully emulated though.

[Hawq]

Theres a couple of links here to a Mame32 with CPS3 stuff enabled so you dont have to wait long, runs SF III quite nicely, though the colours are messed up of course

[Hawq]

CPS3 Tile Compression Part 3

 

Sean’s Stage in SFIII New Generation uses a different compression scheme to the other games. For some reason, Capcom decided that one stage, in one game would use a different system. The Compression used on this level supports 8bpp tiles instead of 6, thus allowing for more colours, but a less efficient compression scheme. I’ve spent some time looking at this, and mostly figured out how it works. There are still a few problems, but I now have reocgnizable background tiles at least.