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[bladex]

ok i tried all that enabled the pov and axis, set the pov 1 and 2 to the left, right, up down keys that's used in the emu. nothing didn't work. the damn d-pad or analogs refuse to work! i dunno why the damn joystick doesnt just work in the emu in the 1st place.

[GBATEST]

@bladexThe emu is still being develop, which might be why it is not picking it up.Here some other info that I found. If you have PS2 dual shock controller, the D-pad controls should be buttons 13 to 16 (see list below).

Remember this is only for a PS2 dual shock controller. So i'll list the button number and what button it is on your ps2 controller.Button 1 = TriangleButton 2 = CircleButton 3 = XButton 4 = SquareButton 5 = L2Button 6 = R2Button 7 = L1Button 8 = R1Button 9 = SelectButton 10 = L stick down (L3)Button 11 = R Stick down (R3)Button 12 = STARTButton 13 = D-pad upButton 14 = D-pad rightButton 15 = D-pad downButton 16 = D-pad leftButons 17-30 not neededhttp://www.onrpg.com...9...;cd=5&gl=us

You need to assign the button number to the keyboard.Button 13 needs to be set to keyboard up etc.If it still does not work, you might want to try this other program, which other people have reported that it is easier to set up.Xpadder

[bladex]

still couldnt get it to work...but that xpadder worked beautifully! i reccomend every1 use that i dont waste their time with stupid joytokey :)bah after all that the game i want to play dont work on no$: yoshies island DS

Edited by bladex, 06 July 2008 - 10:19 PM.

[GBATEST]

still couldnt get it to work...but that xpadder worked beautifully! i reccomend every1 use that i dont waste their time with stupid joytokey ;)bah after all that the game i want to play dont work on no$: yoshies island DS

That's good to hear that you got xpadder to work. When I was search for a configuration file for JoyToKey, I found a post that mentioned that program.The Yoshi's Island DS does work. You need the bios and firmwire

[*]STEP 2: Optional Files[*]BIOS and FIRMWARE * this part is optional - Yoshi's Island DS seems to be the only game that requires this.These files might be optional but better have them in your folder. They may help fix a couple of black screen problems. Download, extract and place them in the SAME folder as your emulator.- BIOS: Download- FIRMWARE: Download

Also there are some stages that have a problems but can be solved with work around:

Ok, I found a simpler solution for stage 1-3 in Yoshi Island DS:In no$gba, enter this code in the cheats (Utility-Cheats). It is an action replay code. You will be able to do a moonjump to get to top:94000130 FFFD000062105f88 00000000B2105f88 0000000000000054 FFFF9900d2000000 00000000

There are a few stages that you have to change to a mole and dig. No$gba has a problem with this walls. A way to solve them is to convert your save file from no$gba to Ideas save file and play it on Ideas to get pass the stage and convert it back to no$gba. With this method, make sure you make backups of your saves so that you do not overwrite your save by accident.Use this site to convert the saves:Savesgames Converter website1) In the first line, select browser and select the no$gba that you saved on your PC.2) In the second line(Source format:), select no$gba (.sav)3) In the third line (Target format:), select Acekard 2 | CycloDS | EDGE | M3 Simply | NinjaDS | R4 | Top Toy DS (.sav)4) Click on Convert and save the file to where you have your rom.Open the rom with Ideas and select Options--Save Type--EEPROM 64kbits and rest the emulator. Finish the stages that has the problem.After that, you can convert the save file back to no$gba and play it on no$gba.

[Bluewave256]

Very useful. Thank you. POINTS were deducted for this post by Daft PunkPlease refer to the forum rules to find out why your points were deducted.

[Hola supermercado!]

Ok i really need some one to answer this, well i downloaded a few nds roms, and all are able to save in-game. Except pokemon diamond, the one i like the most, why is this. =(

well, are you usin the latest version? cuz it sounds to me like you're usin the wrong savetypei never had any problems with saving in pokemon diamond since usin 2.6a.you can get 2.6a from the first page.

[bladex]

man what a pain all that stuff to do just to play yoshies island. think i'll wait till this game is more compatible with no$ i cant be bothered converting save games and switching emus all the time.

[Hola supermercado!]

I have a problem. Yesterday I played with it, there was no problem. But this morning, I tried to play, but the screen stayed black. What happens?

played wut game? wut setup are u usin?try reinstallin the no$gba. or try loadin other roms.

Yea that happened to me, i had to delete it and re-download mines.Well kit wont downloading a upgraded version of the emulator, make me lose my saved data on my other roms, and save type???

no. or u could change ur savetype to FLASH 512Kbytes, that should solve ur save problems with diamond. altho i highly recommend gettin 2.6a.

[Kazakun]

I have a problem. Yesterday I played with it, there was no problem. But this morning, I tried to play, but the screen stayed black. What happens?

Which game are you talking about?We can't help if you don't specify.

[GBATEST]

Ok i really need some one to answer this, well i downloaded a few nds roms, and all are able to save in-game. Except pokemon diamond, the one i like the most, why is this. =(

To add to what KitsuneK's said, the only problem that you might be having with this rom is if it is patched. About a year ago, the only way to play this games with no$gba was to patch it. Now, the emulator does not need the patch. If you have the patched rom, you need to get the rom that is not patched.

man what a pain all that stuff to do just to play yoshies island. think i'll wait till this game is more compatible with no$ i cant be bothered converting save games and switching emus all the time.

It is not that hard. There are only a few stages that have that problem. You will play the game on no$gba for about 90% and about 10% on Ideas.If you do not care about the sound, you should be able to play it on Ideas 1.0.2.5 without any problems.

[GBATEST]

When I downloaded and played LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures ROM on my NO$GBA 2.6a, little while through the first level a window pop up saying oops 00000080. when i click OK oops 00000079 comes. when clock OK again 00000079 comes. This continues again and again and I can't play the game. I tried using all save types. Please Help. I really wanted to play this game.

This game is unplayable with the current version of no$gba.

[shadowmanwkp]

First of all do you use no$gba 2.6a. If you don't, then download it. If you do have it then set the save type to auto. Open a rom and go to options-->emulation setup and look at nds cartridge backup media and set it to auto and click on ok. Then you must remember this very well you MUST go to options--> save options to let no$gba remember this. Restart the rom and you're able to save. If it still won't work then download the rom again or from this site if you didn't do that/

[GBATEST]

Does that mean I can't play this game on an emulator??

It does not work with no$gba.

[Vegerunks]

To transfer saves from older versions go into the save filed folder of the old one and copy all of them and paste them into the new version.Actually Just about anything that works on Windows XP Works on Windows 2k also. Millenium is the problem though but it still works... I just dont get Hardware OpenGL 2k And later gets that so your ok.(This part was actually meant for a response to someone lol)

Edited by Vegerunks, 10 July 2008 - 07:59 PM.

[GBATEST]

@Lance StoneI have been hearing about this from few people now. The only thing that I can think of is that the save file got corrupted. Some people are saying that it might be an add on for no$gba that is causing this. I recommend that you back up your save file after a certain time. Also if this error occurs next time, take a screenshot and post it here. Also say what you were doing before it happen, (For example, change save types, changing the sound, change zooms, etc.)