The best tool to use for this job is a debugger where you can trace your code step by step and figure out why it is stuck in an infinite loop. Ps: could winuae save text we type during the last 30 mins or perhaps less in a temp, like this if something goes wrong, we can have a way to find our last work. I said that because i wrote lines and lines and forgot to update my source.īut, it's not so important, it was just a test. No way to get out of it, then, i thought : if i could have made a rewind !!!! You will also not be able to rewind using the SNES Classic UI in these cases you must use the RetroArch hotkeys.I think about it today, because i was playing with the assembler and run the code and i stay blocked in a loop. Just hold Down immediately after opening the freeze state, otherwise you’ll get an error and it’ll return to the SNES Classic UI. Keep in mind that any freeze state you create while in RetroArch can only be used in RetroArch. Keep in mind, if you reinstall the RetroArch hmods you’ll need to set this up again.įor any Super Nintendo game, to access these features, you can run it in RetroArch rather than Canoe on the fly by holding the Down button immediately after starting the game from the SNES Classic UI. You will now be able to rewind in RetroArch by holding Select + L, or fast forward with Select + R. Optionally, you can set Fast Forward Hold to a button as well. I use select because it’s unlikely a game will have you press it at the same time as another button.įind Rewind, and set that to a button. You will hold down this button when you press your button that you set to Rewind.

Look for Enable Hotkeys, and set that to Select. Go back to Settings, then go to Input -> Input Hotkey Binds. Set Rewind Enable to On, and you can increase Rewind Granularity if you like. Go to Settings -> Frame Throttle -> Rewind. Press Start+Select to open the RetroArch Menu. You can add “-retroarch -core nestopia” to each NES game’s command line to force this.

Note: for NES games, you must use the Nestopia core. I haven’t done any further testing because that’s all I have installed at the moment. So far I’ve gotten this to work on NES, SNES, GB/GBC, and GBA games. I figured I’d write a quick guide on getting this set up. As an added bonus, you can also set up fast forward. Granted, it won’t work via the SNES Classic’s UI, but you can control it with hotkeys, and to be honest, that’s more convenient for me. While they can’t rewind by default, it’s possible to set up. I keep hearing people saying that the RetroArch emulators on the SNES Classic can’t rewind, and that’s not the case.

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