Should work in bluemsx if you select ascii16 mapper.
@Colemu Adding R800 is easy, making it work with FM sound not so much. I'm porting the sound routines to work with the fm bios, which should solve this problem. Trouble is, there are A LOT of different sound routines (or maybe just one with lots of duplication, either way patching it takes time).
Please, where have this option for select the ascii16 mapper in blueMSX???? have a screenshot from this option?
Please take a look at the manual
Help menu - Help Topics - Getting Started - Rom images - Running images
OR
the online version: http://www.msxblue.com/manual/
and go to http://www.msxblue.com/manual/runningrom.htm
good work!
too bad there is a notification in the beginning. i understand the message, but i dislike it because it's a notification which is not necessary and not has to be there. pitty
update your romdb and release a new bluemsx version problem solved!!
update your romdb
Updating a rom database with WIP roms is non-sense.
I agree about not adding it to a romdb.
Regarding the opening intro, it's open source, you can always compile a version without it:
https://github.com/ricbit/aleste2
(The version on github has support to MA-20, which the binary doesn't yet)
have a way to make the blueMSX open the ALESTE2.rom in auto mode load the KonamiSCC.rom the mapper? here i insert the ALESTE2.rom and before i manually select the KonamiSCC.rom, have a way to automatic mode, sorry for my inglish!!
blueMSX has a command line that can help you.
1 - put the aleste2.rom (or the aleste2.zip file) in the same directory as blueMSX.exe
2- open a new text file
3 - type this:
blueMSX.exe /rom1 aleste2.rom /romtype1 3
4 - save this text file
5 - rename the text file as 'aleste2.bat'
6 - eventually create a shortcut and put it on the Windows desktop
If you prefer to handle directly with the aleste2.zip file, than step 3 becomes
blueMSX.exe /rom1 aleste2.zip /romtype1 3
The above commands use the KonamiSCC mapper type. To run the Ascii16 version of this rom, replace
/romtype1 3
by
/romtype1 6
More infos about the blueMSX command line: http://www.msxblue.com/manual/commandlineargs.htm
Alternatively I guess you could save/create an adjusted machine config with the ROM permanently attached..