Wave Multi-Emulator Collaboration- Emulating CHIP-8, GBC, NES, NDS, Intel 8080, and more all in one Scratch Project. - V1.1.5 out now!

Comix_2

When will V1.0 be releasing?

oxiti8

Comix_2 wrote:
When will V1.0 be releasing?

Unsure at the moment; I'm still waiting on Gameboy's completion V0.5 deja vu. SI8080 will be getting a more fleshed out standalone release in the meantime than what's currently available (this will be done in the same project as the current standalone), and WAVE-8 with HWC-64 support will be pushed to the project's github page.

bubalo1234

The Gameboy emulator runs faster than my actual emulator. Good job!

Comix_2

bubalo1234 wrote:
The Gameboy emulator runs faster than my actual emulator. Good job!

what emulator are you using

i use Visual Boy Advance/GX (VBA GX is a Wii version)

oxiti8

The release version of SI8080 V1.0.0 is out now! it's the same version as what will appear in Wave Multi-Emulator V1.0.0, and can fully play Space Invaders: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/438998291/

bubalo1234

Comix_2 wrote:
bubalo1234 wrote:
The Gameboy emulator runs faster than my actual emulator. Good job!
what emulator are you using

i use Visual Boy Advance/GX (VBA GX is a Wii version)

I dunno, I last used it on my old computer and I don't feel like going back and checking.

EngineerRunner

question: what formatting do all the text files on the github page use? like, can you just use an IDE and program scratch with text?

Last edited by EngineerRunner (June 11, 2023 12:20:07)

oxiti8

EngineerRunner wrote:
question: what formatting do all the text files on the github page use? like, can you just use an IDE and program scratch with text?

all development on Wave is done in the scratch or turbowarp editor (I use turbowarp exclusively). The .txt files on github are made using Rokcoder's sb3-to-txt utility. These files are primarily for demonstration and change tracking purposes.

oxiti8

With 52525rr's new gameboy emulator, rrgbc, finally out, I can at long last finish Wave V1.0.0

I still need to finish porting rrgbc to Wave and fix an issue with lores left scrolls in SCHIP+HPS mode in Wave-8 talk about an edge case, but I'm on track to release the project tomorrow.

This has been nearly 3 whole years in the making, and I hope you'll use V1.0.0 when it releases tomorrow. A github release will follow shortly after, with standalone releases for Windows and Linux alongside the .sb3.

oxiti8

Wave Multi-Emulator V1.0.0 is out now!: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/824826123/

Here's the full changelog:
V1.0.0:
- General: New screen fade transition added, slightly sped up initial table generation, removed references to DualGB.
- WAVE-8: Fixed Clipping, added wrapping/clipping toggle, added HyperWAVEChip-64 1.1 support, made SCHIP+HPS mode more accurate with better half pixel scrolling support and Vsync in lores mode.
- DualGB: Replaced DualGB with rrgbc V0.10.
- REGBA: Removed GBA emulator.
- SI8080: Fixed countless CPU bugs, added new mode selection menu, added CP/M version function, added FPS counter, added partial refresh display, added space invaders audio support, fixed terminal formatting.
- Cool NES: minor optimizations.
- Bytepusher: sped up import and execution processes with custom blocks.'

The github release is also now available here: https://github.com/NinjaWeedle/Wave-Multi-Emulator/releases/tag/V1.0

country_kid

oxiti8 wrote:
Wave Multi-Emulator V1.0.0 is out now!: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/824826123/

Here's the full changelog:
V1.0.0:
- General: New screen fade transition added, slightly sped up initial table generation, removed references to DualGB.
- WAVE-8: Fixed Clipping, added wrapping/clipping toggle, added HyperWAVEChip-64 1.1 support, made SCHIP+HPS mode more accurate with better half pixel scrolling support and Vsync in lores mode.
- DualGB: Replaced DualGB with rrgbc V0.10.
- REGBA: Removed GBA emulator.
- SI8080: Fixed countless CPU bugs, added new mode selection menu, added CP/M version function, added FPS counter, added partial refresh display, added space invaders audio support, fixed terminal formatting.
- Cool NES: minor optimizations.
- Bytepusher: sped up import and execution processes with custom blocks.'

The github release is also now available here: https://github.com/NinjaWeedle/Wave-Multi-Emulator/releases/tag/V1.0

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oxiti8

If you want to look at some previously unseen development stuff like concepts and beta content from Wave, like SI8080 menu concepts and even savestate plans, you can check that out here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/619237697

--Prism--

Is it okay if you could feature some rom codes for some games?

Last edited by --Prism-- (Aug. 5, 2023 19:14:18)

EngineerRunner

--Prism-- wrote:
Is it okay if you could feature some rom codes for some games?

no, that's illegal. (but personally, i morally agree with piracy)

oxiti8

--Prism-- wrote:
Is it okay if you could feature some rom codes for some games?

Hard no unless said software is public domain, and I ain’t including a rom library of any kind outside of whatever test rom i leave loaded in chip-8 or nes because project.json space is limited enough already.

sf97ahgf

RISCV32 emulator?

oxiti8

sf97ahgf wrote:
RISCV32 emulator?

Only if an author of one requests for theirs to be added to wave, I dont plan on working on any new emulators myself at this point

Redstone1080

I think it would be cool if it could emulate a 6502, I might do this myself

Last edited by Redstone1080 (Aug. 21, 2023 19:16:34)

EngineerRunner

Redstone1080 wrote:
I think it would be cool if it could emulate a 6502, I might do this myself

you could just modify the NES emulator, since the NES used a 6502

--Prism--

EngineerRunner wrote:
--Prism-- wrote:
Is it okay if you could feature some rom codes for some games?
no, that's illegal. (but personally, i morally agree with piracy)

I pirate games, well, only minecraft fn

Last edited by --Prism-- (Aug. 21, 2023 19:44:20)

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