With yesterday’s update there has been an issue with the automatic update system. This issue should be resolved now (Thanks to Révo).

You can manually update Emulicious now by manually downloading the latest files from this website and extracting the contents of the zip archive into your Emulicious directory, or via Emulicious’s update system.

You can manually update Emulicious by selecting Configure Updates in Emulicious’s Help menu then clicking the Check Updates button then clicking the Update Now button.

Sorry for any inconvinience this has caused.

An update of Emulicious is available!

This update comes with a few bugfixes.

The full list of changes follows:

• Fixed flickering screen in A Bug’s Life and Men in Black for Game Boy Colr (thanks to Scott Nash)
• Fixed the palette displayed in the Sprite Viewer when emulating the original Game Boy/DMG (thanks to widge)
• Fixed a glitch in the Variables tab that could render a checkbox for the name of a boolean value
• Fixed issues with the Input variable of the Mastersystem

An update of Emulicious is available! Happy Easter everyone!

This update comes with video recording. In order to record videos you need ffmpeg. On Windows, you can easily find a release build of ffmpeg on the internet. On Linux and Mac OS, you can install it via the respective package managers or download release builds from the internet.

The full list of changes follows:

• Added video recording
• Fixed that the Profiler window couldn’t open on Linux with GTK theme (thanks to Under4MHz and lidnariq)
• Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when editing GB sound registers repeatedly (thanks to Sono)
• Fixed a bug that prevented to load MEKA Savestates older than version 8
• Fixed a regression that made the Tile Viewer have issues with modes where tiles have a width of 6 pixels (thanks to aoineko)
• Fixed sprite cursor position for Game Gear (thanks to toxa)
• Fixed reading back values from the MSX PSG (thanks to joe)
• Fixed turbo shortcut in fullscreen mode for MSX

Unfortunately, I did not have much time to work on Emulicious this month so this month’s update turned out quite small.

It mainly comes with bugfixes.

The full list of changes follows:

• Fixed a bug that could make the debugger cause high cpu load (thanks to 256)
• Fixed that Advance Frame while paused with the debugger open could crash Emulicious (thanks to pw_32x)

An update of Emulicious is available!

This update comes with some additional features and some bugfixes.

The full list of changes follows:

• Added -turbo commandline flag to start Emulicious with turbo enabled (thanks to aoineko)
• Added option to emulate the Everdrive without an SD card inserted
• Added option to crop borders from screenshots (thanks to Kaisaan)
• Added support for the MSX NEO Mapper (thanks to aoineko)
• Fixed incorrect number of meassurements in General Profiler if start and end address match (thanks to sverx)
• Fixed that a future timestamp in a .sav file caused the RTC time to change (thanks to beware)

A new version of Emulicious is available!

This small update comes with a few bug fixes and an improved presentation of coverage.

The full list of changes follows:

• Added 16×16 mode to Tile Viewer for display modes that support it (thanks to Jan Willem van Helden and aoineko)
• Improved MSX mapper detection (thanks to bengalack)
• Fixed a false-positive of data execution exception with C debugging (thanks to wimpie3)

A new version of Emulicious is available!

This small update comes with a few bug fixes and an improved presentation of coverage.

The full list of changes follows:

• Improved how coverage is visualized in the debugger (thanks to Sanqui)
• Improved sourcefile discovery (thanks to Nadia Holmquist)
• Fixed an issue with the disassembly of an MSX cartridge without a mapper (thanks to aoineko)
• Fixed an issue that could cause a breakpoint for MSX set from a remote debugger to not work (thanks to Mallow)
• Fixed assembling of z80 instructions with displacement

A new version of Emulicious is available!

This update comes with some UI improvements and several bug fixes.

The full list of changes follows:

• Added support for searching in HRAM and SRAM via RAM Search (thanks to Kadalyn)
• Added support for debug messages with printf-like format specifiers (thanks to toxa)
• Added an exception breakpoint for when a push instructions attempts to write to ROM
• Added an option for big endian to RAM Search (thanks to Kadalyn)
• Some UI improvements
• Fixed that when sav files were saved to Emulicious’s sav folder, they did not always get loaded from there (thanks to adac)
• Fixed that when the status bar of the Memory Editor wrapped to a second line, it could cover the selected byte (thanks to Kadalyn)
• Fixed that in RAM Search the last row could not be deleted manually (thanks to Kadalyn)
• Fixed that locations did not workin conditions (thanks to QubixDS)
• Fixed that some variables did not work in conditions (thanks ot QubixDS)

An update of Emulicious is available!

Due to a lack time, this update is a bit smaller and mainly fixes bugs that have been reported.

The full list of changes follows:

• Fixed an issue that could sometimes cause the cursor not to follow the current instruction (thanks to ISSOtm)
• Fixed an issue with step back while OAM DMA is running (thanks to leina)
• Fixed a memory leak when a rom keeps the LCD disabled all the time (thanks to sono)
• Fixed that modifying PSG frequencies and volumes for SMS were swapped (thanks to superdisk)
• Fixed a bug that could cause the disassembler to crash (thanks to Studio Loading)

An update for Emulicious is available!

The full list of changes follows:

• Added .sc as supported filename extension for games supported by the Master System (thanks to Popfan)
• Added an option to the Debugger’s File menu to unload the currently loaded sources
• Added some more variables to the Variables tab (e.g. if SRAM is enabled)
• Made the data execution exception breakpoint trigger in less cases (thanks to Maxim)
• Fixed a regression that could cause variables to not be changable from the Variables tab (thanks to rdp)
• Fixed dot numbers reported for events when Game Boy Color’s double speed mode is enabled (thanks to bbbbbr)
• Fixed a deadlock that could be caused by the Game Boy’s STOP instruction (thanks to Famicuber)
• Fixed that sometimes a general profiler didn’t update unless it is selected (thanks to ISSOtm)
• Fixed that CTRL+END caused graphical glitches in the Memory Editor (thanks to Maxim)
• Fixed a regression that could cause general profilers to not get persisted properly
• Fixed crackling sound that could occur on initial suspend after skipping through a bootrom