Thank you ! It's a little complicated to explain fully. These screens have their own memory and will retain the background so I only needed to redraw the background that surrounds the foreground sprite and the foreground sprite. If you try to redraw all of the sprites each frame then the Arduino and screen data transfer just isn't fast enough and you get flickering

@@speccyplays621 hi, thanks for your reply. Would you be able to create a tutorial showing how you achieved that? I am currently working on a project for college which is to create an artificial horizon and I I am mainly struggling with background and foreground sprites. Therefore your help will be greatly appreciated

@@salam__7975 I don't have any spare time to write a tutorial for it. I did find this forum.arduino.cc/t/artificial-horizon-display-using-a-gyro/402237/68 which looks like it might help you more

I had problems with it but only using Fuse within retroarch - I can't remember how I installed it separately, maybe psx place via the PS3 broswer

@@speccyplays621 I've tried both now. No luck. Frustrating

I also had this problem I got the alpha version and I think it’s just not been properly made to work. Unlike with E-UAE Amiga emulator for ps3 I get great results but unfortunately I can’t get Fuse to work.

Ta, the OG is way more forgiving with its rng

It was a really good shout adding this category - completely different style of run :) We're all just have to keep putting in times, keep it on the front page That other fella put in a blinding run...didn't think about choosing different levels haha

haha, I did think about suggesting it. I swear it builds up speed faster after skidding if you do it.....no proof though

Cheers mate ! It's a great category, actually needs a lot more strategy than it seemed at first. Your run cracked me up when you were talking about being greedy.....so tempting to knock more off then end up not qualifying haha, the counter is so much easier than trying to count and play - i can only do one !