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Ninjinister

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    Before you guys get too far off the freeway, what version of batari Basic are you using? You should be using this if you're not already:

     

    atariage.com/forums/topic/214909-bb-with-native-64k-cart-support-11dreveng/

     

    Just remember to move sed.exe from the sed folder to the main bB folder.

     

    I have

    *Visual bB 1.0, build 554

    *bB with native 64k cart support, 1.1.d.reveng (SED.EXE moved to main bB folder)

    *2600bas.zip downloaded from first post in this topic

    *Windows 7 64-bit zip from first post


  2. The most common source of this, is the code didn't actually compile to create a bin. I also think the default .bat file that comes with bB was problematic with spaces if your project has names. Download the alternate one in post #1.

    Would that be the file called "2600bas.zip"? I tried that and it didn't work. My folder also isn't super deep, either, just C:\2600dev\StoneSmash and StreetRash for my two projects.

     

    I apologize if I'm being completely obtuse about this. I have a history of missing details when others explain things.


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    I've found that sometimes my project folder is actually two deep. As in: C:\BatariBASIC\Projects\Bopha\Bopha

     

    I'd maybe check to see if that's happening by manually going in the Windows Explorer and checking out the folder structure.

    I'll give that a try when I get home. Thanks.

     

    I don't think it's too bad, though. I've got it under C:\Atari2600dev\(project name)

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  4. Okay, I got everything up and running on my computer. But after I tried to run my program, it told me that it couldn't find default.bas.bin. I've tried everything that I can think of but nothing seems to work. HELP!

    Sorry to follow up on this super old issue, but I'm having the same problem. This only occurs on new projects; anything I open that was made by anyone else works flawlessly. I have verified that there are no spaces. Are there any known solutions?


  5. I really appreciate something like this, as my first attempted project is to port my old Breakout clone ("Stone Smash") to 2600 and since I'm super new at 2600 programming, it's a good guideline on how to get it to work.

     

    However, I can't get this game to run in Stella at all. Am I doing something wrong, or is there another emulator of choice?

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