ds22x
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2 years ago Did a bit more of research, and it seems that setting multiple, single line Higan/bsnes formatted codes (E.G. 00d0d8=ad or 00d0d8/ad) for infinite lives in Super Mario World) will work just fine (codes that include '+' signs will fail regardless the codetype however), while codes that need to be decoded will only apply the last decoded, probably due to how the decoding process works. Good news is that, without all the decoding coding, it will accept multi-line Higan formatted codes just fine, but that's about all the good news I can provide at this moment in time, as this implementation would make it so only the most recent enabled cheat can be disabled (and even resetting bsnes wouldn't clear the enabled cheats in this case).
James-F2
Thank you @ds22x for fixing the uppercase issue that was plaguing the bsnes core since forever! https://github.com/libretro/bsnes-libretro/commit/b30bbe57c1e55b3ace744c851b81c0656d2367e4
Reporting another critical bug with bsnes cheat system to be fixed by professionals. :) It applies cheats when I enable them once or when I press apply cheats, and then goes to loop only the last enabled cheat. So for example: I select (ON) 5 cheats, it immediately applies all of them but keeps only the last selected one in the list actually active and stop applying all cheats before it during gameplay.
Thanks!