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cancerman07 · Post by **cancerman07** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 9:34 pm

I was watching someone using this emulator. I liked it features. however i can not get one of the features that they used to work.

they would push a button to select a save-state and all the save-states would show up with a screen-shot of where they save-stated.

I was wondering how to do this?

bl0ckeduser · Post by **bl0ckeduser** » Mon Dec 12, 2011 5:37 pm

cancerman07 wrote:I was watching someone using this emulator. I liked it features. however i can not get one of the features that they used to work.

they would push a button to select a save-state and all the save-states would show up with a screen-shot of where they save-stated.

I was wondering how to do this?

I think it depends on the version (i.e. port) you're using. I remember the old Mac OS 9 version of snes9x had the feature you describe; I'm not sure if it's present in the current Windows / Mac / Linux ports.

Camo_Yoshi · Post by **Camo_Yoshi** » Tue Dec 13, 2011 2:32 am

cancerman07 wrote:I was watching someone using this emulator. I liked it features. however i can not get one of the features that they used to work.

they would push a button to select a save-state and all the save-states would show up with a screen-shot of where they save-stated.

I was wondering how to do this?

Could you show us where you saw this? They may have been using a external program for the screenshot portion.

Snes9x does support setting a save state via hotkey, check the Input menu...

zones · Post by **zones** » Tue Dec 13, 2011 12:21 pm

bl0ckeduser wrote:I remember the old Mac OS 9 version of snes9x had the feature you describe

Also available on the most recent Mac OS X version.

ixfd64 · Post by **ixfd64** » Tue Dec 13, 2011 9:08 pm

You mean, like in this video?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzNtm69Y27o

Snes9x.com

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