v.0.1.4
These are the additions that this module has over the original from @maximumstyle :
- Possibility of activating / deactivating the RawInput API, both globally and per game. In this way we can now make use of steering wheels, mice, guns and even independent keyboards per player:
- Added the ability to enable / disable crosshairs for lightgun games. Both globally and per game and for every player:
- Also related to the use of the RawInput API, the option to assign to all players (ALL) the use of keyboards and / or mice has been added, thus obviating the specific use for a single input.
- Now it can also be selected the graphic API (GAPI) that the emulator will use, globally and per game. Interesting if a certain game has graphical errors with the default API.
- Module configuration options will now be "per system", instead of "global" as they were previously. This will allow to have different configurations in each system integrated in our frontend:
- An initial check has also been added. Now the module will notify the user if the emulator configuration file does not exist in its folder, next to the executable:
Finally, minor corrections have been made and a description of the default value of each option has been added to the information boxes of the options.
These are the additions that this module has over the original from @maximumstyle :
- Possibility of activating / deactivating the RawInput API, both globally and per game. In this way we can now make use of steering wheels, mice, guns and even independent keyboards per player:
- Added the ability to enable / disable crosshairs for lightgun games. Both globally and per game and for every player:
- Also related to the use of the RawInput API, the option to assign to all players (ALL) the use of keyboards and / or mice has been added, thus obviating the specific use for a single input.
- Now it can also be selected the graphic API (GAPI) that the emulator will use, globally and per game. Interesting if a certain game has graphical errors with the default API.
- Module configuration options will now be "per system", instead of "global" as they were previously. This will allow to have different configurations in each system integrated in our frontend:
- An initial check has also been added. Now the module will notify the user if the emulator configuration file does not exist in its folder, next to the executable:
Finally, minor corrections have been made and a description of the default value of each option has been added to the information boxes of the options.
