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0.106u8
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MAMETesters Bugs Fixed
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listxmlvaridation0106u7ora [Aaron Giles, VGR]
screenshot0106u5ora [Aaron Giles]
Source Changes
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Changed -listxml to accept a wildcard gamename like most other
frontend options to limit which games are output.
[Aaron Giles, Buddabing]
More generic 6840 module improvements. [El Condor]
Moved MESS-specific Atari FDC code into a MESS specific file, in
addition to fixing bugs. [Nathan Woods]
Updated the Psikyo4 and Backfire drivers to support multiple
screens. [David Haywood]
Moved some common code into taito_en.c (taito ensoniq sound system).
[David Haywood]
Added 16-bit color support for the DirectDraw renderer (only used if
switchres is off or in a window). Fixed 16-bit line rendering in the
software rasterizer. [Aaron Giles]
Fixed ddraw bug where switching views sometimes didn’t clear out the
edges of the screen. [Aaron Giles]
The UI is now limited to a single screen. [Aaron Giles]
Reimplemented the palette/graphics/tilemap viewer. It is still
connected to F4, but works differently. To switch between modes,
press the ENTER key. Here are the new keys in each mode:
* Palette/colortable mode:
[ ] – switch between palette and colortable modes
up/down – scroll up/down one line at a time
pgup/pgdn – scroll up/down one page at a time
home/end – move to top/bottom of list
enter – switch to graphics viewer
* Graphics mode:
[ ] – switch between different graphics sets
up/down – scroll up/down one line at a time
pgup/pgdn – scroll up/down one page at a time
home/end – move to top/bottom of list
left/right – change color displayed
r – rotate tiles 90 degrees clockwise
– + – increase/decrease the number of tiles displayed per row
enter – switch to tilemap viewer
* Tilemap mode:
[ ] – switch between different tilemaps
up/down/left/right – scroll 8 pixels at a time
shift+up/down/left/right – scroll 1 pixel at a time
control+up/down/left/right – scroll 64 pixels at a time
r – rotate tilemap view 90 degrees clockwise
– + – increase/decrease the zoom factor
enter – switch to palette/colortable mode
Note that both graphics and tilemap modes only display data at an
integral scale factor so you are limited based on the resolution of
your render target. For -video ddraw, you can get more pixels by
using -prescale to scale the screen. For -video d3d, the render
target is at your screen’s native resolution already. [Aaron Giles]
Improved scaling calculations when running with -video ddraw and no
hardware stretch to better approximate the real aspect ratio.
[Aaron Giles]
Added more internal texture reference tracking to ensure that stale
data is not being referenced if the OSD layer holds onto a render
list. [Aaron Giles]
Moved cygwin-specific compiler options to windows.mak. [Aaron Giles]
Removed screen aspect ratio specification from the machine driver.
This information is now provided by the render/view system. Games
with odd aspect ratios should include a game-specific layout to
position the screens. [Aaron Giles]
Screenshots are now properly rotated again. Also, MAME now saves one
screenshot per visible screen for multi-screen games (i.e., cyberbal
will write two PNGs per snapshot taken if both screens are visible).
[Aaron Giles]
Changed the way built-in layouts are handled. There is now a new
layout directory in the source which contains actual .lay files.
These are converted at compile time into .lh files which are
#included by various drivers and then referenced. The built-in set
of horizontal, vertical, and dual screen layouts are also handled
this way now instead of being dynamically generated. In order to
support things like « native » aspect ratios, a limited form of
variable substitution is now done on most of the XML attributes when
they are read. [Aaron Giles]
Improved default layout selection. For multiscreen games on a single
monitor, the default layout will show all screens at the same time.
For multiscreen games on multiple monitors, the default layouts will
select one screen per game. [Aaron Giles]
Converted the punchout driver to a proper dual screen game. Rewrote
the video portion to use tilemaps. [Aaron Giles]
Added dual screen support to the PlayChoice 10 and vsnes drivers.
[Aaron Giles]
Added MDRV_DEFAULT_LAYOUT to specify a default layout at the machine
driver level. [Aaron Giles]
Added triple screen support to the Darius and Ninja Warriors drivers,
and dual screen support to the Warrior Blade driver. [Aaron Giles]
Fixed palette for games which were using palette_set_brightness.
[Aaron Giles]
Changed logic so that trying to run more screens than you physically
have in full screen mode will just display as many as will fit rather
than fighting to put multiple full screen displays on a single
monitor. [Aaron Giles]
Added optimizations to figure out the minimal set of screen areas
to clear, even with complicated views and multiple screens.
[Aaron Giles]
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listxmlvaridation0106u7ora [Aaron Giles, VGR]
screenshot0106u5ora [Aaron Giles]
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Changed -listxml to accept a wildcard gamename like most other
frontend options to limit which games are output.
[Aaron Giles, Buddabing]
addition to fixing bugs. [Nathan Woods]
screens. [David Haywood]
[David Haywood]
switchres is off or in a window). Fixed 16-bit line rendering in the
software rasterizer. [Aaron Giles]
edges of the screen. [Aaron Giles]
connected to F4, but works differently. To switch between modes,
press the ENTER key. Here are the new keys in each mode:
[ ] – switch between palette and colortable modes
up/down – scroll up/down one line at a time
pgup/pgdn – scroll up/down one page at a time
home/end – move to top/bottom of list
enter – switch to graphics viewer
[ ] – switch between different graphics sets
up/down – scroll up/down one line at a time
pgup/pgdn – scroll up/down one page at a time
home/end – move to top/bottom of list
left/right – change color displayed
r – rotate tiles 90 degrees clockwise
– + – increase/decrease the number of tiles displayed per row
enter – switch to tilemap viewer
[ ] – switch between different tilemaps
up/down/left/right – scroll 8 pixels at a time
shift+up/down/left/right – scroll 1 pixel at a time
control+up/down/left/right – scroll 64 pixels at a time
r – rotate tilemap view 90 degrees clockwise
– + – increase/decrease the zoom factor
enter – switch to palette/colortable mode
integral scale factor so you are limited based on the resolution of
your render target. For -video ddraw, you can get more pixels by
using -prescale to scale the screen. For -video d3d, the render
target is at your screen’s native resolution already. [Aaron Giles]
hardware stretch to better approximate the real aspect ratio.
[Aaron Giles]
data is not being referenced if the OSD layer holds onto a render
list. [Aaron Giles]
This information is now provided by the render/view system. Games
with odd aspect ratios should include a game-specific layout to
position the screens. [Aaron Giles]
screenshot per visible screen for multi-screen games (i.e., cyberbal
will write two PNGs per snapshot taken if both screens are visible).
[Aaron Giles]
layout directory in the source which contains actual .lay files.
These are converted at compile time into .lh files which are
#included by various drivers and then referenced. The built-in set
of horizontal, vertical, and dual screen layouts are also handled
this way now instead of being dynamically generated. In order to
support things like « native » aspect ratios, a limited form of
variable substitution is now done on most of the XML attributes when
they are read. [Aaron Giles]
monitor, the default layout will show all screens at the same time.
For multiscreen games on multiple monitors, the default layouts will
select one screen per game. [Aaron Giles]
the video portion to use tilemaps. [Aaron Giles]
[Aaron Giles]
driver level. [Aaron Giles]
and dual screen support to the Warrior Blade driver. [Aaron Giles]
[Aaron Giles]
have in full screen mode will just display as many as will fit rather
than fighting to put multiple full screen displays on a single
monitor. [Aaron Giles]
to clear, even with complicated views and multiple screens.
[Aaron Giles]
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