Lua scripts for lua-supporting emulators

• Super Camhack.lua: Requires Super Metroid.lua + cross emu.lua. BizHawk only. Non-intrusively fixes graphical errors caused by:
  • Misaligned doors
  • Scrolling too fast
  • Glitches allowing freedom of movement during x-ray
• Super Hitbox.lua: Requires Super Metroid.lua + cross emu.lua. Draws hitboxes around just about everything and some additional features:
  • Can show hitboxes beyond the screen boundaries in BizHawk (using the extra padding feature)
  • CPU usage monitor (BizHawk only)
  • Show the raw block/BTS data of blocks on screen (via select + A)
  • List all valid doors in the room, including out of bounds (via select + A)
  • Bind the hitbox display origin around Samus for navigation out of bounds (via select + B), origin can then be moved arbitrarily via select + d-pad to easily explore an entire room without moving
  • Move Samus around arbitrarily via select + A + d-pad
  • Show enemy health (with health bar); projectile damage; Samus' cooldown time, beam charge, recoil time and i-frame time
• Fusion Hitbox.lua: Hitbox viewer for Metroid Fusion. Supports room data, Samus, enemies and projectiles
• RoS.lua: Hitbox viewer for Metroid II. Supports room data and enemies.
• Castlevania 2.lua: Hitbox viewer for Castlevania II. Level data only. This one was the hardest hitbox viewer to make, Simon's Quest is weird.
• Super charge shinespark.lua: Requires Super Metroid.lua + cross emu.lua. Shows a rhythm game style chart on top of the HUD minimap to help learn the quick charge timing
• super audio.lua: BizHawk only. Requires Super Metroid.lua + cross emu.lua. WIP script for looking at sound effects ARAM state
• super enemy.lua: BizHawk only. Requires Super Metroid.lua + cross emu.lua. WIP script for looking at enemy RAM. Uses enemy data.txt for labelling AI variables and any known values
• super cpu.lua: BizHawk only. Requires cross emu.lua. Colours the screen according to execution time of registered functions
• smz3.lua: BizHawk only. Simple script that lets the user take notes for the smz3 randomiser. Works via a text box whose text is persisted to disk and a dropdown for switching between areas