Isn't the md5sum of the BIOS shown when launching gpSP with no BIOS? I think it will also warn if it looks like you got the prototype BIOS by accident.

thanks for the fast response. Yes that what I was looking for. I haven't launched the gpSP before so I didn't knew that it was already providing the checksum. Found the bios immediately
GBA BIOS md5sum: a860e8c0b6d573d191e4ec7db1b1e4f6
(just in case if someone else is going to look for it)

I got a request for calc84, could you add brightness controls like in gbc4cx?

He already answered there

Quote from: Darl181 on August 06, 2012, 11:34:29 pm

Late feature request: ability to change screen brightness in-game?

I don't think that's really necessary since you can always quicksave if you need to change the brightness. I don't want the list of remappable keys to get too long, anyway.

But I agree that it would be a nice addition. Quicksaving works for little games but The Urbz takes 3 minutes to decompress so I am not going to quicksave and come back if it is only for the brightness
Moreover, gbc4cx had the ability to have a lower brightness than the lowest brightness the OS allows so this option would definetely be useful

It's pretty easy to find checksums of GBA Bios files online.

Here's an MD5: a860e8c0b6d573d191e4ec7db1b1e4f6

I think that should be correct.

Edit: Page turn fail.

Quote from: Darl181 on August 06, 2012, 11:34:29 pm

Late feature request: ability to change screen brightness in-game?

I don't think that's really necessary since you can always quicksave if you need to change the brightness. I don't want the list of remappable keys to get too long, anyway.

I got an idea: you could do it as an option in the menu, not an ingame option with remappable keys.
I mean that in the Graphical Options for example we would have "Brightness: 1-100". This way there is no waste of remappable keys

It would be really useful if Ndless could expose the OS's contrast variable somehow, so I would be able to grab the initial contrast accurately (and either set that variable to a new value before exit or use it to restore the contrast)

New to the forums, just recently got a new TI-Nspire CX (no CAS ) but am very interested in some of these projects. Already have gbc4nspire and gbSP 4nspire installed, as well as nover. I just have a suggestion for this: please enable 128k saving or make it an option. I absolutely love a lot of pokemon mods, but the larger ones need 128k saves. The rom starts but only shows a white screen (which is what happens in VBA when the saves are set to 64k instead of 128k). I have been running gbSP for about 24 hours, only pokemon games and absolutely no problems. Thank you! Any updates catering to the save issue would be greatly loved!

Gomeriffic

Quote from: Gomeriffic on August 31, 2012, 08:55:36 pm

New to the forums, just recently got a new TI-Nspire CX (no CAS ) but am very interested in some of these projects. Already have gbc4nspire and gbSP 4nspire installed, as well as nover. I just have a suggestion for this: please enable 128k saving or make it an option. I absolutely love a lot of pokemon mods, but the larger ones need 128k saves. The rom starts but only shows a white screen (which is what happens in VBA when the saves are set to 64k instead of 128k). I have been running gbSP for about 24 hours, only pokemon games and absolutely no problems. Thank you! Any updates catering to the save issue would be greatly loved!

Gomeriffic

Did you send the game_config.txt.tns file? That contains scripts to set 128K saves for Pokemon games (as well as some other games). However, it is possible that I screwed something up and it's not reading that file properly.

How do I make a custom entry? This pokemon game I'm trying to play is actually a modded rom. So I don't know how I would find any of the stats I need.