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Hi I was trying to better understand how the NES handles light detection.
When you pull the trigger on the zapper, electrically that's a 1. The NES then provides 1 frame of a black screen and looks to make sure the zapper detects that (D3 = 1) during the vertical blanking period (hence the need to have your RCA cable plugged in?)
After vertical blanking it will display a white square and check that the zapper detects that (D3 = 0)
So to make this work you use the v sync find when you need to hold D3 high but how do you actually decide when to set D3 low?
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Hi I was trying to better understand how the NES handles light detection.
When you pull the trigger on the zapper, electrically that's a 1. The NES then provides 1 frame of a black screen and looks to make sure the zapper detects that (D3 = 1) during the vertical blanking period (hence the need to have your RCA cable plugged in?)
After vertical blanking it will display a white square and check that the zapper detects that (D3 = 0)
So to make this work you use the v sync find when you need to hold D3 high but how do you actually decide when to set D3 low?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: