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Maybe in the SNES one I'll have Keith Jones score haha

Here is the one without the filter on. Same size. Use the zip files, the website compresses the images. Roenick-Genesis2.png.zip

Ask him if this is good. 2568x1967. I can crop it to the height (1444) so it would still look good. Oh this has the bilinear filter On (in RetroArch). I can take another with it off, though I like the look of this (more retro). Roenick-Genesis.png.zip

That's an odd size. It wont look good in that size. I can take the photos

I wrote an updated guide on a new "Getting Started" page on nhl94online.com - Getting Started Use the guide on the Getting Started page instead of this one. I will leave this up for now, but it is outdated.

Sorry @GoTitans21 bud, The site should be open for business sometime tomorrow. I had an issue with the updated snes9x core; it wasn't working with the ROM we usually use. Turns out the ROM we use is corrupt, but still ran in ZSNES (and older snes9x cores), so I found a clean ROM and it works now. I'm just trying to make sure we have minimal issues with setup during the registration period. I got everything working now, so I just need to finish the write-up. I will post the link on the forums when registration is ready.

Nah just the new ROM, site doesn't give a crap, it takes whatever you give it

Realize that color 1 on the palette (you changed it to white) is the transparent color. You can't use this color in your banner. So use the other colors available to you.

We need more information. What is everything you have done to the ROM? Players, teams, logos, palettes, color changes, etc.

As of right now, fix the counter, it will be 1 min penalty again. All problems fixed (TOI, Attack Zone). I think we (or someone) needs to do more research on how to set penalties below 1 min, or a value other than a whole number (1,2,3 min etc) before incorporating it into a league rom. It's your league, if you prefer to leave it as is, it doesn't matter to me. But the stats will be off, and some people do care about that. So ultimately it's your decision on what you would like to do.

No, the issue is this. TOI is off only for the players who have a penalty. Anytime a player goes to the penalty box, in this rom, their TOI counter is not stopping. So, even if that player served 1 full 45 sec penalty, he's still getting 15:00 TOI. Raph originally thought that maybe the timer messed with EVERYONE's TOI. I checked this out by modifying the site code, and this was incorrect. So goalie GAA is correct, because their TOI is not affected. Also, it looks like the Attack Zone is being affected as well. The Attack Zone times are ridiculous, averaging around 8 min for some coaches in games, and 6 min their opponents. That's only 1 min the puck is in the neutral zone! So this is obviously incorrect as well. That's the 2 problems. We should put the counter back to what it was and make penalties 1 min game time. In the meantime, someone needs to do some testing to figure out if there's another way we can set the penalty time to 45 sec., that doesn't mess with the speed of a counter. TOI is used to get accurate GAA. Plabax complained (among others) a long time ago that GAA was not accurately being calculated because it wasn't using TOI. So I fixed it at that time. It's important, esp with OT games that don't end in a tie.

I added code to compensate for the change in the clock speed. We'll see...

I don't think I've ever seen it off by more than 3 seconds. Oh I just remembered too. If it is over 15 min (or period length * 3) for a regulation game, I make it 15:00. So more than likely, everyone with a 15:00 TOI average, the average is actually above that, I just adjust it to 15:00. I'd have to look in the Save state data to see what the values are really ending up as. (not true) TOI is used to accurately calculate GAA. So if the TOI is off, GAA for goalies will be off as well.

Just set it back to 1 min. I'm not doing all these calculations for approx. 5 sec of actual game play lol. TOI is taken from the ROM. The only thing I do is usually remove 2 sec from the TOI since guys will usually finish with 15:02 in a regulation game. I remember @smozoma mentioning it is not exact. I'd have to check again what I exactly do, but the value is read from the ROM.

For the time being, yes you will be able to. But I hope to phase it out eventually.

Hi Everyone, Originally, I wanted to start registration today, but I'm pushing this off until this Friday, October 19th. In turn, I will be extending registration until Friday, November 9th. The reason for a 3 week registration period is 2 main points: - King of 94 is the last weekend of October, and I would like to give those newcomers playing in the tournament a chance to join the league. - We are moving away from Gens/ZSNES emulators, and going with the RetroArch frontend with Genesis Plus GX and SNES9x as the cores for Genesis and SNES. Instead of using the emulator/Hamachi combination, we will be going with RetroArch + core + netplay server. Netplay is very easy to setup and this setup eliminates the desync issues that have plagued poor connections in the past. The 3 weeks will allow some time to for everyone to become familiar with using the new combination. As of right now, the Genesis Plus GX core requires that both players use the same platform (Windows vs. Windows, or Mac vs. Mac) for Netplay. All people who play Genesis online have Windows PCs, so no change here. Hopefully in the future, it will allow for cross-platform play. Also, the Genesis Plus GX core has way more accurate emulation than Gens, and feels more like the real hardware. The SNES9x core allows for cross-platform play too(Mac vs. Windows), so any combination will work. This has been tested. Uploading games will be the same procedure, so no change there. The most confusing thing about setup will be controller configuration. I'm trying to write a program that can help in this aspect. But, many people will not have an issue; RetroArch comes with preset controller configurations (autoconfig) for many popular controllers. So this step can be skipped in most cases. If you have a controller that it doesn't recognize, the controller will have to be configured one time, then it can be saved. RetroArch uses a "universal" controller, with a layout like an SNES controller. So SNES users will have no problem setting up the controller, but for Genesis it could be slightly confusing, as the button map is not how you would assume it to be. I will be uploading packages that can be used to install RetroArch on nhl94online.com later this week, and they can be accessed from the main page. The package will include RetroArch, the ROMs for classic, a customized config file to eliminate the need to setup some hotkeys, and the cores. There will be separate packages for Mac and Windows. Stay tuned for more info! Check these threads out for some info on how to set up:

@Jlnhlsegafan are you on a Mac? It's possible that python3 is not in your path. type "python3" (without quotes), and see if it gives you a prompt. If not, go to Terminal app (Under Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app) At the prompt, type: nano ~/.bash_profile This will open up a file editor window. Near the bottom, you should have something like this: # Setting PATH for Python 3.7 # The original version is saved in .bash_profile.pysave PATH="/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/bin:${PATH}" export PATH If not, copy the above, paste it in, then to exit the file editor, press Control and X at the same time. It will prompt you at the bottom of the window if you would like to save, hit the Y button, then press the Return button. Afterwards, you will have to close the Terminal app and open it again. Then try "python3" (without quotes) again. If it works this time and gives you a python prompt, you can type "exit()" (without quotes) to exit, then try the command Smoz gave you again.

He doesn't like Luc Robitaille?

At this point, I think you are better off asking for someone to do the work for you. These are simple instructions, and if you can't understand them, you should take a step back and see if you are actually capable of editing a ROM yourself. I would suggest finding youtube videos on tile molester if you want to continue down this route. Or else, explain what you would like done, with CONCISE instructions, unlike your vague responses, and maybe someone will be willing to help.

4.1 Atomic selects B Leetch 4.2 MG22 selects Doug Gilmour 4.3 Aqua selects Al Rollins 4.4 dcicon selects Grant Fuhr 4.5 jer selects: Dave Manson 4.6 j&j SELECTS Felix Potvin 4.7 Spaceghost picks Gary Roberts 4.8 chef picks Steve Larmer 4.9 Flatcrusher gets Ulf Samuelsson 4.10 Zepp selects Dave Ellett 4.11 aj selects Tony granato 4.12 Skip selects Dennis Savard 4.13 chef picks Hy Buller 4.14 J&J picks Butch Bouchard 4.15 Lupz gets Bob Essensa 4.16 Brutus gets Fatso McSlowly 4.17 Ice picks Geoff Courtnall

OTT trades 3.18 and 4.13 to PHI for 3.15 and 5.2 Confirmed via Discord

Plan on starting registration Oct. 15th.

I doubt nhl94 will ever be rereleased due to licensing issues and EA. Tecmo bowl does not use the real players names on the rerelease, only their numbers.

Install Virtual Box, download (illegally) a copy of Win 2000 or Win XP, install Win 2k or XP in Virtual Box, and run NOSE in there. It works for me. (Virtual Box is free). Then you can create a shared folder between the Win install and Mac, and transfer files that way.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991–92_NHL_season 91-92 season was the 75th season. Good point.