09183: sasissu: The focus effect it's missing

ID	Category [?]	Severity [?]	Reproducibility	Date Submitted	Last Update
09183	Graphics	Minor	Always	11 days ago	10 days ago

Tester	danylopez123	View Status	Public	Platform	MAME (Official Binary)
Assigned To		Resolution	Open	OS	Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
Status [?]	Confirmed			Driver	sega/stv.cpp
Version	0.277	Fixed in Version		Build	64-bit
		Fixed in Git Commit		Github Pull Request #

Summary	09183: sasissu: The focus effect it's missing
Description	It's been quite a while since this effect was missing, i didn't noticed it without a video being recorded from an Actual board.. until recently one of my friends sent me a video of the same game recorded from the Actual board How it should be: Missing in MAME: (I used one of my old videos which it was done in version 0.169 but the effect it's still missing in 0.277)
Steps To Reproduce	Play the game until you get to the screen where you beat the opponent or loose, this same thing can happen when you get to the name entry screen and you'll notice the missing effect, I'm not sure if this can also happen in other screens as well, only that video i saw thanks to a friend was the only one i saw and the dude kept on loosing.
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No.23326 Kale Developer 10 days ago edited on: 10 days ago	Sounds like missing window sprite layer from VDP2 side.
No.23327 danylopez123 Tester 10 days ago edited on: 10 days ago	I would also like to mention that using that video recorded from the actual board, in MAME, the music plays slightly faster while the actual board seems to have the correct tempo (Go to 0:59 to hear the demo music and you'll notice how it's slower and it's better timed with what's happening, including a fade-out effect at the end), I didn't wanted to include that because that goes for the "Sound" part, maybe in a later point i can point that out

No.23326

Kale

Developer

10 days ago

edited on: 10 days ago

Sounds like missing window sprite layer from VDP2 side.

No.23327

danylopez123

Tester

10 days ago

edited on: 10 days ago

I would also like to mention that using that video recorded from the actual board, in MAME, the music plays slightly faster while the actual board seems to have the correct tempo (Go to 0:59 to hear the demo music and you'll notice how it's slower and it's better timed with what's happening, including a fade-out effect at the end), I didn't wanted to include that because that goes for the "Sound" part, maybe in a later point i can point that out