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# Changelog
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### What's New:
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!!! tip "November 11th, 2023"
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- Fix an inconsistency in setups for IIDX 9 to IIDX 13
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- Add IIDX 13 setup & faq
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- Add IIDX 11 setup & faq
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- Add IIDX 12 setup & faq
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- More clean ups of IIDX 9 & IIDX 10
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- Adjust SDVX game names on their pages
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- Add IIDX 10 setup & faq
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- Clean up IIDX 9 setup & faq (mainly the codec installation)
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- Removed [Btools] notice on the navigation bar
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- Add IIDX 9 setup & faq
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- Clean up IIDX 24: SINOBUZ setup & faq
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- Removed contact section from the about page
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- Add Discord to Home page
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- Adjust Home page text to also include Bemanitools
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- Add IIDX 24: SINOBUZ setup/faq/hex edits
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- Updated the hex edits pages of all games
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- Add logo and favicon
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- Add logo for every IIDX and SDVX game for each of their respective pages
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- Changed the theme
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- Made the project open source
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- Revive the project
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- Updated the contact and about section
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- Added Hello Pop'n Music Guide
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- Added Pop'n Peace guide
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- Various fixes and error code improvements for IIDX
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- Added new guide to extras section: Exclusive Audio Workarounds
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!!! tip "March 24th, 2021"
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- Added Nostalgia Op. 2 guide
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- Updated Forte guide
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- Added more external resources
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- Added misc small improvements
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- Added jubeat rubber part information (Immense delay on this, apologies)
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- Added information about VW final hex edits
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- HTTPS fixed
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- robots.txt changes
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- Cleaned up some Heroic Verse related content
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- Actually updated content I said I would update 2 months ago (sorry!)
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- Added IIDX 27: Heroic Verse setup/faq/etc
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- Updated Arcade Parts List
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- Added an External Resources Section (sorry for delay to those that submitted resources, busy time)
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- Updates to all main guides/SpiceTools coming soon.
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- Added some minor info about WASAPI shared mode for SDVX V
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- Adjusted some troubleshooting
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- Misc bits and pieces
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- Added SDVX V guides
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- Site back online (hello everyone)
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- Pop'n Usaneko setup/faq/hex edits
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- Spice pages updated
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- Formatting fixes for hex edits
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- Minor tinkering with ASC/Parts sections
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- DDR Ace cleanup
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- Museca cleanup + faq/hex edits
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- Beatstream cleanup
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- Misc changes
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- Add DDR ACE setup/faq/hex edits
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- Add IIDX 26: ROOTAGE setup/faq/hex edits
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- Additional cleanup
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- Add GITADORA EXCHAIN setup/faq/hex edits
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- Add Parts Documentation
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- Add to part considerations to ASC section
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- CSS changes, formatting, cleanup
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- Revive project (sorry it was dead for so long!)
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# SpiceTools Error Messages
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!!! warning "Before reading:"
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This section contains common errors that users may come across when utilizing SpiceTools that DO NOT pertain to [Error Codes.](/errorcodes/) While it's virtually impossible to write on every solution for every error, there's a small handful that arise from time to time. Consider this one of the weaker sections on the site due to the infinitely varying amounts of hardware and game-specific problems that may arise. Nonetheless, this section may be helpful as a last resort or for overly specific issues. Errors are listed in potpourri fashion with game specific notes inside said sections as applicable.
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### Initial Checklist
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There's always a couple quick things to check before even running SpiceTools, namely...
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- Your data comes from a clean and trusted source, ideally unmodified.
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- You are not currently seeding your data and it's not already opened.
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- You have specified within Windows that SpiceTools should be ran as an administrator.
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- You're using the latest SpiceTools
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- You've correctly followed the `First Time Setup` and `Common Problems/Tips` section of your desired game and your `.bat` file contains no errors.
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### Failed to Read /dev/nvram/coin.xml.
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- **Last Update: March 14th, 2020.**
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This section contains a myriad of information regarding SpiceTools including the games supported, various parameters, and its functionality. Feel free to consult this section anytime you are confused or simply want to learn more. However, SpiceTools is consistently updated and updates to this section may fall behind, to combat this, the above information in bold will cover the latest revision of SpiceTools this guide covers and along the latest update to this section.
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### What is SpiceTools?
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The reason this guide utilizes SpiceTools exclusively is because it's capable of running games without the user ever touching a single file, minimizes any potential user error. On top of this, SpiceTools has a few exclusive features that benefit new and experienced players alike. The combination of simplicity and advanced features makes it an ideal choice.
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It's also possible to use one camera only instead of the two the game wants, just dismiss the camera error on game boot as you would with no cameras connected, and your camera should be registered in-game as CAMERA A. If you're not happy with the order of the automatic camera detection, just use -iidxflipcams and CAMERA B will be CAMERA A, etc.
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Spicetools will auto-detect whether or not a compatible touch device is present. If a touch device is detected, the mouse cursor will disappear. If no touch device is detected, the mouse cursor will be visible in-game. During boot-up process, do not click or else the game may pre-maturely crash. You may safely click after the monitor check is completed. It's been found that Virtual HID Touch devices commonly found with remote access software may cause detection issues, take note of that.
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Some people have had issues with crashing on startup while having multiple monitors while using windowed mode, consider disabling the other monitors to see if this alleviates the issue.
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@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ description: A compendium of information and guides written to ease headaches.
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A compendium of information and guides written to ease headaches.
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A compendium of information and guides written to ease headaches.
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Last updated: May 12th, 2024
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Last updated: June 5th, 2024
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Changelogs will posted on the Discord in detail.
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Changelogs will posted on the Discord in detail.
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# Secret
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This is a secret page! I cover more savory topics I am not comfortable having public links to here. If you came across this page, out of respect I would appreciate you not plastering it everywhere public.
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To be populated with time.
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- 'How to setup Asphyxia CORE': 'extras/asphyxia.md'
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- 'How to setup Asphyxia CORE': 'extras/asphyxia.md'
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- 'Notes on the Most Common ASCs and Vendors': 'extras/ascs.md'
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- 'Notes on the Most Common ASCs and Vendors': 'extras/ascs.md'
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- 'Arcade Parts List and Documentation': 'extras/parts.md'
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- 'Arcade Parts List and Documentation': 'extras/parts.md'
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- 'SpiceTools Usage, Parameters, and Functionality': 'extras/spiceguide.md'
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- 'SpiceTools Error Messages': 'extras/spiceerrors.md'
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- 'List of Touchscreen Monitors and their Polling Rates': 'extras/pollingrates.md'
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- 'List of Touchscreen Monitors and their Polling Rates': 'extras/pollingrates.md'
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- 'What is WASAPI and ASIO?': 'extras/audio.md'
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- 'What is WASAPI and ASIO?': 'extras/audio.md'
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- 'Exclusive Audio Workarounds': 'extras/streamaudio.md'
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- 'Exclusive Audio Workarounds': 'extras/streamaudio.md'
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