Hello, I'm using v1.10 for 16:9 raw ("smw-widescreen-raw-v110.bso) on Retroarch 1.9.11 with the latest BSNES HD Beta Core (version 10.6).

I get this issue where the text boxes in the game aren't showing the whole text. Oddly, I do not get the issue when using the 16:9 "par" .bso.

I can't figure out if this is an emulator setting issue or what because the settings for BSNES HD Beta are the same between the v110 raw and v110 par.

Any hints or tips on how to resolve this would be appreciated.

hello friend, it is possible to relive a myth from the 90s about the lunar world that was obtained in vanilla dome 3 and add additional levels such as the hidden level above the fortress in vanilla dome or the small island above the secret area????

Once inside the Ghost Ship, right before the Ghosts begin to appear, there is a horizontal band of grey transparency that's positioned in front of Mario instead of behind him. Checked my original cart and it's definitely different.

Cheat codes for vanilla Mario World, and another no-music patch I tried don't seem to work out with the widescreen hack. Could a cheat code, or an additional patch be made that can disable music?

From what I can tell, this pack was made the be at least partly compatible with the SA-1 Pack. While it appears to work mostly fine, there are a few areas where the two patches are currently incompatible. These largely concern borders, namely the title screen and overworld, which show areas beyond what would normally be seen, but have the original borders that don't extend to the edges. The other minor bug I've seen is upon entering a level and not having the screen pre-scrolled, so the level just stops at the left side of the usual area.

So far, I haven't found any obvious places in the code that causes these, so it likely just has something to do with the different rendering system. I should mention that these issues do not appear when applying the widescreen patch to a fresh ROM. Gameplay appears to be unaffected outside of the level start.

If you post updates under "releases," then it will automatically notify people who are watching the releases.

Thanks for all your work on this!!!!

this maybe is overkill and not many people will ever use but if there is time and of course motivation to do that could a 48:9 ultrawide also be made?

Hi,

it would be great if you could add support for Snes9x that this game could be playes on Kodi (LibreELEC) on RPi 3 with Xbox-360-Controller. For me bsnes does not run smoothly. Thanks

This may be a side effect of the SA-1, but My save that I have been slowly working through for years, wont load on this new wide screen version. the srm will load on both snes9x and bsnes (and bsnes-hd) on my current MSU-1 rom, but when I rename it to load on the widescreen version (in bsnes-HD), the game looks as though it has never been played and wants to start a new game (overwriting the other srm file). Does this new version write srm files differently than the original game did?

Hey, I'd like to introduce myslef. I'm Vadenimo and I'm mostly using ROMs from the Wii U Virtual Console titles and I might to ask if the Widescreen Patch will work on that version too.

I got a little confused with the instructions inside the IMPORTANT section of the README so I rewrote that section as actual instructions. I also added a step for people like me who were getting a weird error while loading the file because the .bps file was still there and bsnes-hd tried to use it for something.

I hope it helps. Great work on the patch, Vitor!

Roy/Morton Softlock still in ultrawide version 1.10, when using the 1.02 patch the battle works but the bosses are low resolution and looked stretched.

This PR introduces a Makefile that makes it really easy to build this patch locally. Please read this for more information.

It also adds two GithubActions: one that runs on every commit and another on that runs on tags. The former creates a .bps patch on every change and the latter automatically generates a release page whenever a tag in the format v* is pushed. This makes it easy to test proposed changes and also to do releases.

In order to enable this automation the maintainer must upload its game dump/backup to a closed, personal, Dropbox account. More details on the releasing guide.

It was necessary to change the format and location of the config files .bso in order to generate the releases automatically.

Oh, all commands used by the Makefile are executed in a Docker image that contains flips and asar.

You can see it working in this PR and in this release.

Fixes #34

Hello, I'm trying to build the ROM from source. I do own the game and I have the one backup ROM file, but I don't know what are Mario.bin and Luigi.bin. What are those files? Can I derive those from my ROM file?

Thank you!

Whenever I play Super Mario World Widescreen in RetroArch, there's a flashing black bar on screen. (Shown in the video linked) Also fast forwarding seems to not work. https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/85078030/129452486-543a0e3f-6133-46c8-9509-142108fe0398.mp4