djipi / Virtual-Jaguar-Rx

Virtual Jaguar, an Atari Jaguar emulator, with integrated debugger
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Map doesn't display correctly in Alien vs predator #23

Open fragmental opened 4 years ago

fragmental commented 4 years ago

Hello. I apologize if this is out of place, but I can't find anywhere to report this to upstream, and it seems to be inactive.

In Alien vs Predator, the map doesn't display correctly, which makes the game very difficult to play.

djipi commented 4 years ago

Hi. Sorry for this trouble; for what I know, this issue is a legacy one and not specific to the Rx version. If a day I understand the origin of the problem, I will try to fix it. You may also try to run the game using the Phoenix emulator or the Libreto emulator.

fragmental commented 4 years ago

Yes, it's in Virtual Jaguar. I assume it's also in the Libretro/Retroarch core, but there's no way for me to tell, because Retroarch is missing the input for the map button.

The map does work correctly in Phoenix Emulator, though.

djipi commented 4 years ago

For the record, it will be nice if you can add one screenshot with the problem and another screenshot/screen capture showing how it should look like (it can come from Phoenix or a real console).

Cee123 commented 4 years ago

Alien vs Predator (World)@Sat April 11 2020 11-10-55-970

This is how the map is supposed to display on Alien versus Predator. Screenshot taken from the Phoenix Emulator.

djipi commented 4 years ago

2020-04-15 03_01_12-Virtual Jaguar v2 1 3 Rx - Now playing_ Alien vs Predator (World) Screenshot taken from the Virtual Jaguar Rx version.

2020-04-15 03_08_37-Virtual Jaguar GIT 20160613 - Now playing_ Alien vs Predator (World) Screenshot taken from the Virtual Jaguar legacy version.

fragmental commented 4 years ago

@djipi I don't think you have the map open in those screenshots. Either that or there wasn't any map data to display, because it's an automap and you hadn't gone anywhere yet. The map control button is Numpad 8, or whatever you have that mapped to on your controller.

There should be something there, even though it's just garbage data. Here's an example: Here's another example

The legacy version looks the same.

The garbage data sort of sticks in one third of the display, and moves and changes instead of being centered. But none of it is recognizable as any sort of map.

Sorry I didn't post screenshots when they were first asked for. I must have missed it or forgotten to follow through.