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'''SNES9x''' is an emulator for playing Super Nintendo games; it's easy to set up and provides some nostalgia for those of us who had one as a kid |
'''SNES9x''' is an emulator for playing Super Nintendo games; it's easy to set up and provides some nostalgia for those of us who had one as a kid |
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Although its library is small, it still has a few fun games. |
Although its library is small, it still has a few fun games. |
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Download SNES9X making sure you select the relevant version for your hardware (32 or |
Download [https://www.emulator-zone.com/snes/snes9x SNES9X] making sure you select the relevant version for your hardware (32 or 64bit versions) |
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* Command-line fullscreen issues has been reported with version v1.62.3. SNES9x v1.60 or Prof_gLX's Lightgun edition is recommended. |
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Once downloaded you will have a Self extracting file, Put it inside a folder where you wish to keep the emulator and roms and then simply run that file to extract the SNES9X emulators files to your desired location. |
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<u>Optional</u>: Download [[Sinden_Bezel_Packs#SNES_9X_Bezel_Pack|Prof_gLX's SNES9X Bezel Pack]] from [https://github.com/ProfgLX/Snes-Sinden-Bezel-Pack/releases/tag/RC1 Prof gLX's GitHub] |
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Next load up the SNES9X executable and along the top menu select "input" then "input configuration" this will bring up the controller binding options. |
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=== Folder setup === |
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Extract the file to a folder of your choice. |
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Load SNES9X executable |
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=== Input Configuration === |
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Select "Input" |
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Select "Input Configuration..." |
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On this screen you can set your key bindings as you wish, simply click on the box next to the button and press the button you wish to map it to on your controller/keyboard etc. |
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[[File:Snes9xmenu.png|alt=Snes9x main window with Input menu selected and 'Input Configuration...' highlighted|none|thumb]] |
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Click on the box next to the button |
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Press the button you wish to map it to on your controller/keyboard etc. |
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On the list of hotkeys you will see "superscope turbo" and "superscope pause" click in the boxes next to them and press the buttons on your gun you wish to bind them to. |
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[[File:Snes9xInputConfig.png|alt=Snes9x Input Configuration window|none|thumb]] |
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Also when in this menu you may wish to set a exit key, to do so select "page 4" from the drop down at the top and then bind a key to "quit snes9x" (Just a note it is not reccomended to bind it to the escape key as that key is used to toggle the menu in snes9x). |
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[[File:Snes9xHotkeys.png|alt=Snes9x Input menu selected with Customize Hotkeys highlighted|none|thumb]] |
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For "SuperScope turbo" and "SuperScope pause" |
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* Click in the boxes next to them |
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Once you are done jsut press the "OK" button. |
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[[File:Snes9xHotkeysMenu.png|alt=Snes9x Hotkeys Menu with SuperScope turbo: and SuperScope pause: highlighted|none|thumb]] |
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You can now load a game by going to "file" then "load game". |
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While in this menu you can set an exit key, to do so |
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Next we will make a few tweaks so press esc if required to bring up the menu then go to "video" and "display configuration". |
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* Select "Page 4" from the dropdown |
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Next check that "emulate fullscreen" and "stretch image" are enabled. |
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* Next to "Quit Snes9x" click where it says Disabled |
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* Bind a key e.g. Escape (this has the benefit of toggling the menu) |
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* Press the "OK" button |
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[[File:Snes9xHotkeysExit.png|alt=Snes9x hotkeys menu set to Page 4 with Quit Snes9x highlighted|none|thumb]] |
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=== Display Configuration === |
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Now all you need to do is select the controller you need to play the game. |
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In the main menu bar go to "Video" and "Display Configuration" |
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[[File:Snes9xVideo.png|alt=Snes9x Input menu with Video selected and Display Configuration highlighted|none|thumb]] |
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Check following are enabled |
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* "Emulate Fullscreen" |
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Now you are good to play! |
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* "Stretch Image" |
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[[File:Snes9xVideoDisplay.png|alt=Snes9x Display Configuration menu with Emulate Fullscreen and Stretch Image enabled and highlighted|none|thumb]] |
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=== Select Controller === |
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[[File:Snes9xInputSelect.png|alt=Snes9x Input menu with 'Use Super Scope' and 'Use Konami Justifier' highlighted|none|thumb]] |
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== Scripting == |
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If you want to automate the process of selecting a game and controller rather than doing it via the menu each time you can do this via the command line using batch scripts or AHK. |
If you want to automate the process of selecting a game and controller rather than doing it via the menu each time you can do this via the command line using batch scripts or AHK. |
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To setup a batch file to do this do the following: |
To setup a batch file to do this do the following: |
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Within the SNES9X folder right click in a blank space to bring up the menu and then highlight "new" then select "text document" this will |
Within the SNES9X folder right click in a blank space to bring up the menu and then highlight "new" then select "text document" this will create a new text file you can name as you wish. |
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Load the new text document and then type the following command adjusting the drive/file path to suit: |
Load the new text document and then type the following command adjusting the drive/file path to suit:<syntaxhighlight lang="bat"> |
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</syntaxhighlight>For other input types see [[SNES9X#Launch Script|Launch Scripts section]] |
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<nowiki>*</nowiki>NOTE* You can change the controller type to mouse or justifier by typing the relevant command in place of the superscope part.* |
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Select Save |
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Hit save and then you should have a fully executable batch file that will boot the game you have chosen full screen! |
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==Compatibility== |
==Compatibility== |
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See the compatible gun game list [[wikipedia:Super_Scope#Compatible_games|in Wikipedia]] |
See the compatible gun game list [[wikipedia:Super_Scope#Compatible_games|in Wikipedia]] |
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==Lethal Enforcers offscreen reload fix== |
==Lethal Enforcers offscreen reload fix== |
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Titch figured out how to activate off-screen reload for Lethal Enforcers should you wish to play... |
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==Launch Script== |
==Launch Script== |
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Example batch file text: |
Example batch file text: |
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Super Scope |
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<syntaxhighlight lang="bat"> |
<syntaxhighlight lang="bat"> |
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start C:\snes9x\snes9x-x64 -port2 superscope "C:\snes9x\Roms\ROM NAME AND EXTENSION GOES HERE" -fullscreen |
start C:\snes9x\snes9x-x64 -port2 superscope "C:\snes9x\Roms\ROM NAME AND EXTENSION GOES HERE" -fullscreen |
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</syntaxhighlight> |
</syntaxhighlight>Justifier <syntaxhighlight lang="bat"> |
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start C:\snes9x\snes9x-x64 -port2 justifier "C:\snes9x\Roms\ROM NAME AND EXTENSION GOES HERE" -fullscreen |
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</syntaxhighlight>Mouse<syntaxhighlight lang="bat"> |
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__FORCETOC__ |
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start C:\snes9x\snes9x-x64 -port2 mouse "C:\snes9x\Roms\ROM NAME AND EXTENSION GOES HERE" -fullscreen |
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</syntaxhighlight>__FORCETOC__ |
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[[Category: Emulators PC]] |
[[Category: Emulators PC]] |
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Latest revision as of 18:24, 27 April 2023
SNES9x is an emulator for playing Super Nintendo games; it's easy to set up and provides some nostalgia for those of us who had one as a kid
Although its library is small, it still has a few fun games.
Downloads
Download SNES9X making sure you select the relevant version for your hardware (32 or 64bit versions)
- Command-line fullscreen issues has been reported with version v1.62.3. SNES9x v1.60 or Prof_gLX's Lightgun edition is recommended.
Download Prof_gLX's Lightgun edition SNES9x with no crosshairs from Prof_gLX's GitHub
Optional: Download Prof_gLX's SNES9X Bezel Pack from Prof gLX's GitHub
Setup Guide
Folder setup
Extract the file to a folder of your choice.
Create a new folder called Roms, within the Snes9x folder, in this folder place all your SNES game roms.
Load SNES9X executable
Input Configuration
Select "Input"
Select "Input Configuration..."
Some games required the controller as well as the Super Scope, some games did not and some games could be 2 player where one person played with the scope to shoot and player 2 controlled something else with the control pad.
Depending on the game you may need to enable or disable the controller using the tick box. For the most part it should be fine leaving it enabledOn this screen you can set your key bindings
Click on the box next to the button
Press the button you wish to map it to on your controller/keyboard etc.
Press the "OK" button.
Next we need to enable some buttons for the Super Scope.
To do so go to "Input" on the top menu and select "Customize Hotkeys".
For "SuperScope turbo" and "SuperScope pause"
- Click in the boxes next to them
- Press the buttons on your gun you wish to bind them
Remember when binding buttons to your gun to have the Sinden software running and the border up and be mindful of the onscreen/offscreen functionality. So be sure you are pointing towards or away from the screen with the border up as required.
While in this menu you can set an exit key, to do so
- Select "Page 4" from the dropdown
- Next to "Quit Snes9x" click where it says Disabled
- Bind a key e.g. Escape (this has the benefit of toggling the menu)
- Press the "OK" button
Display Configuration
In the main menu bar go to "Video" and "Display Configuration"
Check following are enabled
- "Emulate Fullscreen"
- "Stretch Image"
You can also tweak the aspect ratio and output image processing filters to your liking.
Select Controller
Some games used the Super Scope where others used the Konami Justifier.
Select the controller by going to "Input" along the menu bar and select which controller is required for the individual game.
Scripting
If you want to automate the process of selecting a game and controller rather than doing it via the menu each time you can do this via the command line using batch scripts or AHK.
To setup a batch file to do this do the following:
Within the SNES9X folder right click in a blank space to bring up the menu and then highlight "new" then select "text document" this will create a new text file you can name as you wish.
Load the new text document and then type the following command adjusting the drive/file path to suit:
start C:\snes9x\snes9x-x64 -port2 superscope "C:\snesstart C:\snes9x\snes9x-x64 -port2 superscope "C:\snes9x\Roms\ROM NAME AND EXTENSION GOES HERE" -fullscreenFor other input types see Launch Scripts section
Go to "File" then "Save As", give the file a name of your choosing but it MUST end with .bat
e.g. gamename.bat
Select Save
Compatibility
See the compatible gun game list in Wikipedia
Lethal Enforcers offscreen reload fix
You have to aim off the top of the screen, the sides, and bottom will not work (thanks Titchgamer for the tip)
Launch Script
Example batch file text:
Super Scope
start C:\snes9x\snes9x-x64 -port2 superscope "C:\snes9x\Roms\ROM NAME AND EXTENSION GOES HERE" -fullscreenJustifier
start C:\snes9x\snes9x-x64 -port2 justifier "C:\snes9x\Roms\ROM NAME AND EXTENSION GOES HERE" -fullscreenMouse
start C:\snes9x\snes9x-x64 -port2 mouse "C:\snes9x\Roms\ROM NAME AND EXTENSION GOES HERE" -fullscreen