follow up for a few of my other projects. uh, idk how I wanna do this, do I give people a small library of already-htmlized-files-that-are-ready-to-run and give the tutorial. or do I just give the tutorial and not doc myself... I'll do the second one for now. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- requirements: 1. GitHub account 2. access to http://jsdelivr.com/ these two things are necessary. 3. proxy (if you are on a school computer, most download links are probably blocked) 4. a text editor (not required, Google docs works just fine for this.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- links n stuff: https://github.com/tklwc2052/rom-games-for-that-emulator GitHub repo of the games I like running https://www.jsdelivr.com/github converter for files Google docs/ html runner runs the code https://www.romsgames.net/ rom downloader --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- okay. well. that took way longer than expected. lets start ig step one: get a environment than can run a html file I go over how to do this in: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1284300984/ step 2: finding the game you want to play. I probably should show pictures for this, but I think its pretty easy to follow along without em. go to the rom link, either in a proxy or just in ur browser, and search for a game you wanna play. then download that file. make sure you remember the system it is meant to be played on (this is important later) step 3: prepping for GitHub upload go to your files explorer, open the zip file you just downloaded, then close your files explorer. step 4: uploading to GitHub. go to GitHub, log in, and create a new respiratory. (no readme, doesn't matter) next, find the button that says upload file. then, upload the file that was inside of that zip file you downloaded earlier. commit these changes. step 5: uploading to jsdilver or whatever its called refresh your GitHub repo. click on the file you just uploaded. copy the link for that page. go to https://www.jsdelivr.com/github paste the GitHub link in. copy the jsdelivr link. step 6: editing the file. go to google docs, or whatever text editor you have Access to. open this project go to the doc I'll link inside it copy the code in that doc and paste it into your text editor step 7: editing the file part 2. scroll to around the bottom of the code, you should find 2 things you need to edit. 1. the ur jsdlevir link thing, delete this placeholder text, then paste in ur jsdelevir link. 2. the system name. I'll give a few examples of this. nintendo entertainment system: nes super nintendo entertainment system: snes Nintendo 64 (not recommended to run on this): n64 you get the idea? if you aren't sure what your system abbreviation is, look it up, idk all of them off the top of my head sadly. step 8: save and run save this code somehow. if you are using my Google doc method, go to the doc, load up Google apps script, then delete any html in the html file, then copy paste ur New code into it. save it, refresh ur doc, and run. pretty simple once you do it 10-12 times I'm open to questions
