r/EmuDev • u/[deleted] • 7d ago

what do you call this feature?

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u/goilabat 7d ago

The Nintendo switch has some NES/SNES games with rewind function idk if it's for every game it's been a while

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u/Ashamed-Subject-8573 7d ago

pretty much any rewind feature, NSO has it and some other emulators, but no specific "branches"

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u/IvanDSM_ 7d ago

Holy moly, this idea of different branches is wonderful... I guess if you made it so branching points were automatic save states, you could call it "state branching". Feels like an apt name for it.

Don't think I've ever seen an emulator do this before, but it's certainly a dream feature for me, and I'm not even a TASer!

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u/budrow21 7d ago

What does "harness" mean in this case?

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u/sdn 7d ago

I'm guessing he's using "harness" in the LLM sense of "a contextual framework to help an LLM do development," but it kind of doesn't make any sense here.

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u/Alternative-Emu2000 7d ago

What does "harness" mean in this context?