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Utilisation De ZNES, Émulateur Super Nintendo Utilisation de ZNES, émulateur Super Nintendo Par : Bebertii Difficulté : Bonjour, La Super Nintendo est la première console que mes parents m'ont achetée. J'ai passé des milliers d'heures sur des jeux comme Street Fighter 2, Secret of Mana, ou Mario World...et j'en passe encore. Pour ceux qui n'ont plus la possibilité de profiter de cette console, il existe sur PC une grande quantité d'émulateurs pour la SNES. Pour simplifier on ne retiendra que les deux principaux : ZSNES et son rival, SNES9x. Lorsque l'on parle de l'émulation de SNES on arrive plus vite à un "t'es plutôt ZSNES ou SNES9x?" qu'à un "T'es plutôt slip ou caleçon?", le but de ce tutoriel est de vous aider à utiliser ZSNES sous Win9x ou XP, ce qui est facile, mais aussi de vous faire découvrir certaines particularités qui le rendent indispensable. La version que j'utilise est ZSNES 1.43 mais ce tutoriel est valable pour presque toutes les versions de ZSNES Les Préparatifs : Créez tout d'abord le répertoire dans lequel vous voulez mettre ZSNES. Créez également des sous répertoires comme ROMS, Snapshots, Savestates, etc. Ensuite téléchargez l'émulateur et décompressez-le dans votre répertoire. Téléchargez également la ou les roms auxquelles vous voulez jouer et mettez-les soit dans un dossier spécifique (.\ROMS), soit ou vous voulez. Important: la plupart des émulateurs peuvent utiliser des roms compressées au format .Zip, mais pas dans les autres formats. Si vous téléchargez des roms dans des formats différents comme .7z (comme c'est le cas sur Gametronik) ou bien .rar par exemples, décompressez- les avec l'utilitaire approprié. Le lancement : Comme tous les programmes, double-cliquez sur l'icône de ZSNES pour faire apparaître l'écran principal avec un mémo vous invitant à lire le Readme de Zsnes. Au premier lancement l'émulateur vous génèrera dans le dossier principal des fichiers .cfg autrement dit directement liés à votre configuration, ne les effacés pas! L'interface graphique : L'interface graphique de ZSNES peut sembler étrange à quelqu'un ayant découvert le monde PC avec WinXP, mais il faut comprendre qu'elle n'a volontairement pas évoluée depuis les premières versions DOS de ZSNES, à la différence de SNES9x, dans le but de ne pas perdre les utilisateurs entre deux mises à jour. Cela dit, l'interface est intuitive : Pour lancer la rom, on va sous l'onglet GAME, puis LOAD. Apparaît alors un explorateur dans lequel on choisit le jeu désiré, et le jeu se lance. Configurer les paramètres de l'émulation : En cours de partie, on peux passer du jeu à l'interface en appuyant sur Esc ce qui permet par exemple de modifier les contrôles ou la résolution de l'émulateur. Voyons ce qui se cache dans les différents menus : Onglet "Flèche" C'est simple, la petite flèche à gauche vous permet de lancer les derniers jeux que vous avez essayé (votre historique) Onglet "Game" Ici vous pouvez choisir votre jeu, faire un Reset, faire ou lancer une sauvegarde Onglet "Config" Dans cet onglet, on peut configurer les contrôles (menu Input x), ZSNES permet de gérer jusqu'à 4 manettes en simultané (pour Bomberman par exemple). Un menu Add On est également accessible, permettant d'indiquer à ZSNES l'utilisation de la souris (Mario Paint). Le menu Options permet d'accéder à des options comme • l'optimisation MMX (les premiers pentiums ne sont pas compatibles, ainsi que les Cyrix, mais là c'est du vieux !) • le réglage du frameskip (pour les toutes petites configs) • la désactivation de l'écran de veille • le turbo à 30Hz si vous avez défini un bouton turbo Le menu Video pour régler la définition de l'émulation, plus la résolution est grande, plus belle est l'image mais il y a aussi plus de calculs à faire ! • F : exécution en plein écran • D : pour appliquer les filtres d'image • S : "étire" l'image aux dimensions de l'écran • W : mode fenêtre • R : garde les proportions de l'image (écran 16/9) A noter que votre écran n'est pas forcément compatible avec toutes les résolutions. Il peut rester noir après un changement. Comme Zsnes demande d'appuyer sur espace pour confirmer, si votre écran n'affiche rien, attendez 15s, la résolution sera réinitialisée ! Les filtres permettent d'obtenir un meilleur rendu visuel, moins pixellisé. Cela va de la simple interpolation au super HQ, à vous de tester ! Le menu sound permet de régler la fréquence d'échantillonnage du son, 22,32 ou 44kHz. Là encore, plus l'échantillonnage est élevé, meilleur est le son, plus gourmands sont les calculs... à vous de faire votre choix en fonction de votre machine mais aujourd'hui, tous les PC supportent sans problème la qualité en 44kHz. Le choix des fichiers par défaut (Setup Path) vous permet d'indiquer où vous voulez enregistrer et d'où vous voulez charger vos sauvegardes et vos captures d'écran. Onglet "Cheat" Vous rêvez d'être riche comme Crésus à Sim City ou intouchable à Killer Instinct, mais vous avez perdu votre chère collection de Joypad ? Ce menu est pour vous ! Deux mode de recherche de codes sont disponibles : par valeur exacte et par comparaison. La première est très utile quand vous connaissez le nombre que vous devez fixer (le nombre de vie), la seconde quand vous ne connaissez pas le chiffre (ex : barre de vie). dans les deux cas, vous commencez la partie, et vous commencez la recherche. Lorsque ce que vous cherchez (vie, énergie ...) évolue, vous retournez dans l'onglet pour indiquer de quelle façon votre quantité à varié. Généralement au bout de 4 ou 5 essais, vous trouvez la valeur à modifier et donc le code Action Replay correspondant... Inversement dans ce menu, vous pouvez activer les codes Action Replay que vous voulez. Onglet "Netplay" Comme son nom l'indique, vous devrez rentrer les adresses des ordis avec lesquels vous voulez jouer, si vous projetez de faire une partie en réseau ou sur Internet. Onglet "Misc" Vous avez ici les options variées du jeu comme • la personnalisation des commandes du jeux, ce qui permet par exemple de mettre la sauvegarde sur la manette (pratique dans des jeux très difficiles, comme R-Type III) • l'allure de l'interface • la programmation de coups spéciaux, de codes à partir d'une touche prédéfinie Le fichier zsnesw.cfg Ce fichier, généré après la première utilisation par ZSNES, récapitule ses configurations. A l'aide d'un éditeur de texte (type Bloc-notes), vous pouvez les éditer et les modifier. Si votre émulateur plante à cause d'une mauvaise configuration, effacez les fichiers zsnesw.cfg et zguicfgw.dat, et ZSNES redémarrera comme s'il n'avait jamais été lancé. Voila, vous pouvez vous arrêter de lire, ce tutoriel est terminé ! J'espère qu'il vous sera utile..
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