mcr_records = [] for waypoint in gpx.waypoints: lat_int = int(waypoint.latitude * 3600 * 100) lon_int = int(waypoint.longitude * 3600 * 100) name_bytes = waypoint.name.encode('ascii', errors='replace')[:255] mcr_records.append((lat_int, lon_int, name_bytes))
| Aspect | Rating | |--------|--------| | Availability of working converter | ❌ None | | Automation level | ⚠️ Very low (asset-only) | | Useful for serious porting | ❌ No | | Useful for learning/experimentation | ⚠️ Yes, as a scripting exercise | gme to mcr converter work
The line between a “ROM” and a “sound driver” is artificial. On Sega’s classic arcade hardware, the Z80 sound CPU is a second-class citizen—fed data by the 68000 but free to crash the party if you misplace a single byte. Converting GME to MCR feels like archaeology and electrical engineering at the same time. You are not just moving bits. You are reassembling a conversation between two processors, one of which was designed in 1976 and refuses to retire. mcr_records = [] for waypoint in gpx