tilemap-studio VS cartreader

> It still appears to have the issue with text flow I ran into years ago where text would overlap with the button outline, rather than increasing the button outline to accommodate the text.

OpenVSP probably uses 'vanilla' FLTK, but there is no such issue on screenshots of Rangi's Tilemap Studio[0,1], where custom FLTK widget themes used.

> That was the one thing I didn't like about it. It made the GUI's look kinda unprofessional.

JFTR, Take a look on AzPainter[2] and its toolkit on top of X11.[3,4]

[0] https://github.com/Rangi42/tilemap-studio

[1] https://hax.iimarckus.org/topic/7691/

[2] https://twitter.com/app4soft/status/1430517079346749440

[3] http://azsky2.html.xdomain.jp/soft/index.html

[4] http://azsky2.html.xdomain.jp/about_mlk_en.html

you knooow... if you used the decomp then tilemap studio lets you edit these tile-format graphics easily just sayin 👀

This particular copy—which was $38 shipped; I probably could've done better, but it was convenient!—appears to have been owned by a Shin Sakuma (佐久間伸 Sakuma, Shin) who put more than a few hours into it judging from the saves. (Which I backed up using my Open Source Cartridge Reader, in the interest of preservation. 😌)

I use my Open Source Cartridge Reader to read/write N64 controller paks. (And read/write save data from cartridges.)

In the long run, another solution might be to buy/build an Open Source Cartridge Reader and use it in combination with one of the more readily available modern flash cartridges.

I'm not from Germany (I'm from France) but I did modify my Nintendo 3DS with something called Gomode9 to dump my DS and 3DS games, I did bought an external Blu-Ray reader BP50NB40 which can be used to dump PS3 games with a tool called ps3-disc-dumper and I built a Sanni Cart Reader (https://github.com/sanni/cartreader) to dump other kind of cartridge for older consoles.

if your into soldering and have other retro games you want to look into the sanni cart reader https://github.com/sanni/cartreader

If you can solder, sanni cartreader is probably the best way to go. Otherwise, you can pay to have one built.