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Adds ability to set the config.ini settings from the menu.
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When loading the menu, ensure that any connected rumble paks are not
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## Description
Prefer `kbit` and `Mbit` instead of ambiguous `K` for save type units
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Reduces confusion, notably the inconsistency between EEPROM using
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## Description
Make the root of the SD card a little cleaner by hiding the crap that
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Whenever an SD card touches macOS, a handful of hidden files get created
that cannot be touched. N64FlashcartMenu has no need for these files, so
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Make the root of the SD card a little cleaner by hiding the crap that
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## Description
This PR implements cheat support (patcher + engine) with a simple API to
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API consist of a single pointer to an array of the cheats ended with a
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For example, if you want to pass these cheats to the patcher:
```
D01F9B91 0020 // Majora's Mask (USA) Inventory Editor
803FDA3F 0002
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Put cheats in a `uint32_t` array as such (notice last two entries are
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uint32_t cheats[] = {
0xD01F9B91,
0x0020,
0x803FDA3F,
0x0002,
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To provide users with ability to run game modifications in a easy way.
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Add more saves to the list
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This PR changes most of the calls to the fatfs lib with the standard C
ones.
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interface and several bug fixes.
As a bonus menu can now be run in ares emulator and on the iQue player,
adapting to the available storage options - DragonFS in the ROM and iQue
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To make it easier to use storage medium other than SD cards on platforms
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Adds a basic text viewer. It does not (yet) support full file content.
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Adds a view to show the flashcart information
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Adds a feature to the flashcart to determine whether USB is supported.
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Adds a feature to the flashcart to determine whether RTC is supported.
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Until settings editor is able to change settings, tell users what to do.
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Allows boxart to be 3 letters by checking the "media type" if required.
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Update emulator load display to be, well, better.
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Maintainability and loading.
As a bonus, this adds certain info to the "file info" screen, which
unfortunately shows some info is incorrect in the N64 Brew wiki when
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Add time to browser view
Notes that save types could be improved.
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Nice to show, since there is space, and only shown if supported.
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Based on #16 this updates the other views to use RDPQ.
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Adds the ability to show ROM boxart in the FileInfo menu.
Although later we may decide to convert PNG's or BMP's on the fly, to
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As shown in the screenshots, ~~however there is an issue when the info
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Example Goldeneye ROM loaded:
~~Known issue (when staying on the information screen with a sprite
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The MP3 player was named `player` in view context. It had multiple
meanings.
Although probably not perfect (since it only plays MP3 files, this
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