Small and quick pieces of micro-information about NESmaker development. Learn in less than a minute!
“PC value out of range.”
This is the message a lot of NESmaker developers dread. It (usually) means that the static bank $1F is full, and you’ll need to size it down a few notches. Here are three (bigger and smaller) suggestions on how to move or get rid of those excessive bytes!
I don’t know who needs this, but here’s a downloadable flowchart for a default NESmaker game.
Here’s a quick silly comic that tries to explain why you can’t bankswitch from one dynamic bank to another.
Welcome to ByteSize, a new category featuring small, infographic-like bits of information on NESmaker things, like macros, UI elements and more. This is the first category post, explaining how to use the AddValue macro.