Posté le 28/05/2026 10:30
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Citer : Posté le 28/05/2026 10:42 | #
Yes there's a couple.
The official emulators support add-ins. There are versions for the Graph 35+E II / fx-9860 G-III version; not all add-ins are compatible with this model (depending how and when they were made, as the G-III is very recent), but this is the most faithful emulation option.
The old official fx-9860G emulator may or may not support add-ins, I never remember. The emulator inside the ancient official SDK does though. It's SH3 I think, making it the best bet for super super old add-ins.
Then you have community emulators, the latest is MQ which you can build for Linux (repository here) or try online. If it works, this is the fastest option, just open the page, click "File", "Open add-in", then the Play button. Click on the Keyboard window and then you can play. The buttons in the toolbar allow you to take screenshots and also record videos.
Another emulator on which programs are likely to work is Drakalex007's emulator, which is particularly good with syscall-based add-ins. It's also available online, you can open a file by clicking "Load custom .g1a/.g1m" in the top-right window.
There were other community-made emulators, off top I remember one by Inikiwi, and more came before it. If you have time and none of the ones above work, there's plenty of options to try.
Citer : Posté le 28/05/2026 20:06 | #
The old official fx-9860G emulator may or may not support add-ins, I never remember. The emulator inside the ancient official SDK does though. It's SH3 I think, making it the best bet for super super old add-ins.
I have just confirmed that this does indeed work
You just need to create a project, do a compilation, and replace the compiled add-in file with the g1a program you want to emulate. As long as the g1a you substitute in is renamed exactly the same as the previously compiled one (and you don't re-compile the project afterwards), it should emulate the program perfectly fine.
As far as I can tell, this emulator is extremely accurate to real hardware. Rarely, if ever, should you experience any difficulties (but don't hold me to that if that turns out not to be the case
Citer : Posté le 28/05/2026 20:07 | #
I believe you can also import your custom g1a from the MEMORY app to avoid replacing the build product of the fake project.