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[MrGrynch]

Hello

 

I am debugging a sound issue on a table that uses a ROM.  The table defines "sw41" which is a switch.  When it's hit, it activates "Controller.switch(41).  Is there a way I can figure out what sound the ROM plays (if any) when it receives that signal?

 

What is VPinMAME.html for?  It brings up something that looks interesting, like a testing interface

I see a text file named SImulator.txt.  I can tell what its for, but how exactly is it used?  Do I have to create a table for it?

 

[xenonph]

Hello

 

I am debugging a sound issue on a table that uses a ROM.  The table defines "sw41" which is a switch.  When it's hit, it activates "Controller.switch(41).  Is there a way I can figure out what sound the ROM plays (if any) when it receives that signal?

 

Try adding the switch hit to keydown sub.

 

For example,

 

Add this to the KeyDown Sub in table script

 

    If keycode = RightMagnaSave Then Controller.switch(41) = 1

 

Then on the KeyUp Sub turn the switch off.

 

    If keycode = RightMagnaSave Then Controller.switch(41) = 0

 

Now when you press down Right Magna-Save key, the switch is activated.

Releasing the Magna-Save key shuts the switch off again.

 

This should let you hear what sound is played by the rom, when that switch is activated.

[MrGrynch]

Try adding the switch hit to keydown sub.

 

For example,

 

Add this to the KeyDown Sub in table script

 

    If keycode = RightMagnaSave Then Controller.switch(41) = 1

 

Then on the KeyUp Sub turn the switch off.

 

    If keycode = RightMagnaSave Then Controller.switch(41) = 0

 

Now when you press down Right Magna-Save key, the switch is activated.

Releasing the Magna-Save key shuts the switch off again.

 

This should let you hear what sound is played by the rom, when that switch is activated.

 

 

Thank you!