Music inside HiROM mapped rom example and mouse support bug fixes #280
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soundbank is smaller than $10000 in size, so it fits in one single bank. Musical theme rearranged and some fun animations have been added ;)
I removed a branch present in bios, so both ports are read in one single vblank interrupt. detectMouse() is called later, after nmi, so mouse is detected. snes_mouse is set to 0 when both mouses are not found, not the second one, this is to prevent potential issues.
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Music inside HiROM mapped rom example
soundbank is smaller than $10000 in size, so it fits in one single bank.
Musical theme rearranged and some fun animations have been added ;)
Bug fixes for mouse input and example
I removed a branch present in bios, so both ports are read in one single vblank interrupt.
detectMouse() is called later, after nmi, so mouse is detected. snes_mouse is set to 0 when both mouses are not found, not the second one, this is to prevent potential issues.