Hey, just a quick FYI, I'm thinking about doing a small production run of these as I know a few folks that are interested in having a nicely packaged copy.

That said, I don't know this community all that well... Is there any interest from folks here if I do have a few to sell?

Well, considering the GitHub you posted the report on is my private copy of the repository (which hasn't actually been updated in a while), no quzar wouldn't have any access to it there. I'm not exactly sure how people manage to find their way there and not to the "official" GitHub mirror...

Here's the wav I was using I have no idea if your guess at the problem is correct or not, but I found that playing the wav at volume 255 not only made it sound bad, but also completely broke the ogg stream that was playing at the same time (caused it to start stuttering and skipping, even after the...

My only complaint so far is that there seems to be an invisible "ceiling" at the top and sometimes when I think I can jump and clear an obstacle, my ninja hits the ceiling and then doesn't clear the obstacle. Yeah, I probably need to raise the ceiling slightly. The logic for the ceiling c...

Yeah, it's tricky. You have to jump out, then jump again back to the wall you were on. It takes a bit of practice.

Just don't use my source as an example of good coding. So many ugly hacks to make it run well on the original 6502 target

I'm finishing up my first Dreamcast homebrew game, a port of a game that I made previously for NES and Atari 2600: Robo-Ninja Climb. It's a short and simple 2d action game where you jump your way upwards, dodging spikes and other obstacles. Compared to the NES and Atari 2600, the Dreamcast is so pow...

I've opened an issue on the kos github project. Please chime in if you think I missed anything important.

Thanks for posting this -- I ran into this today, and was getting pretty frustrated until I found your post.

Is this a bug in sfxmgr? The docs clearly say that you can go to volume 255, but it breaks the audio for me if I use 255 (where volume of 254 is fine)