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PurpleMetro:
--- Quote from: Remousamavi on October 12, 2011, 06:41:58 PM ---Alright, I've been trying to make a ROM for the computer, but I have no good examples to work with. I can't figure out why none of the keys are responding or what I'm missing, so does anybody have a ROM whose link or event list I might have overlooked?
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Have you looked at the tutorial? I can come help you with making ROMS on friday if thats a good day.
Sheath:
MicroBlock Multirom 1.0
Info
The Multirom 1.0 device is an extra set of ports for your Icecube A2 computer. It expands ROM storage allowing you to flick between any four ROMs at any one time, saving time with duplicating and allowing you to connect multiple instances of ROM-dependent hardware for high end functionality.
Usage
Please follow these steps and read the notes attached.
1. Load the build. Place the Multirom in a convenient place, preferably near the device.
2. Duplicate the included ROM brick into the ROM slot on the A2.
3. Duplicate up to four rooms each in their slot on the Multirom device (the ROM slots in diagram).
4. Press the transparent plastic above the ROM (until you see it glow on and off) to select what ROM you want to use (the ROM selectors in diagram).
5. Hit the C button on your computer. The selected ROM will operate.
NOTES:
Requires VCE 6.01 or newer to operate. Be sure to use the right ID for the right computer (currently supports default 0 only-- its easy to convert if you want to, for now I don't have the time). Supports both 1x2f and dual 1x1f ROMs.
WARNING: This device requires the ROM slot on the A2 computer for the driver software, do not attempt to run the driver ROM from the Multirom itself.
Specification & Download
4x switchable ROM slots
1x ROM driver software (required)
Computer not included, only Multirom. Multiple-ID version coming soon.
Download here
Crêpe:
Cool I like it.
Multirom
Couldn't the ROM be done with all default events
Sheath:
--- Quote from: Crêpe on October 19, 2011, 02:22:14 PM ---Cool I like it.
Multirom
Couldn't the ROM be done with all default events
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All good hardware should be using system variables to ensure nothing runs when it shouldn't. This doesn't make a difference for the user as they need to have VCE to use the computer in the first place.
zefoo:
--- Quote from: Sheath on October 19, 2011, 11:09:55 PM ---All good hardware should be using system variables to ensure nothing runs when it shouldn't. This doesn't make a difference for the user as they need to have VCE to use the computer in the first place.
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We, Power Block. Make pc's that use default events and don't have any ERROR's or things running when they shouldn't. and the ZC1 has more capable roms. But on the other hand the roms are bigger, and the keyboard is bigger.