Et voi\u00e7i un nouveau diff pour Mame :<\/p>\n
Driver Improvements:<\/strong><\/p>\n Changes to the main program:<\/strong><\/p>\n New Clones supported or promoted from GAME_NOT_WORKING status:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n– Fixed sprite vs. tilemap priority and sprite vs. tilemap
\n positioning for the FL games. [R. Belmont]
\n– Fixed Williams coin inputs. [Arthur Peale]
\n– Fixed Colony 7 DIP switches. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Hooked up 49-way joysticks in Arch Rivals and Pigskin 621AD.
\n [Aaron Giles]
\n– Removed hacky cheat controls from Defender\/Stargate. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Removed existing speedup cheat hack from Pacman\/Ms Pac Man as
\n the way it was implemented in MAME is NOT how it was implemented
\n in the arcades. I have added the hacked software ROMs as three
\n separate sets for Puck Man, Pac Man, and Ms. Pac Man. These hacked
\n ROMs do not let you control the speed of the game with a button;
\n the game is always fast, and Pac Man is faster than the ghosts.
\n Also added a fake DIP switch to control the equivalent of the
\n hardware version of the speedup hack. It can be set to \u00ab\u00a0Disabled\u00a0\u00bb,
\n \u00ab\u00a0Enabled Always\u00a0\u00bb, or \u00ab\u00a0Enabled with Button\u00a0\u00bb. Note that this hack
\n speeds up everyone, including the ghosts, as the original hack
\n did. [Aaron Giles]<\/h5>\n\n– Fixed several makefile errors in the last version. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Fixed enumeration of lightgun and joysticks in the Windows build.
\n Joysticks now no longer show up unless you specify -joystick. And
\n lightguns should work properly as absolute devices. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Added groupings to the master controls list so that the list size
\n is not so unwieldy. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Disabled input to the game while the user interface is in active
\n use (prevents keypresses from affecting the underlying game).
\n [Aaron Giles]
\n– Added core-level support for the previously only Windows-supported
\n controller files. These files now have the extension .cfg instead
\n of .ini and are in the same format as the new XML-based .cfg files.
\n See the ctrlr directory for some examples. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Made it possible to assign game-specific inputs to \u00ab\u00a0None\u00a0\u00bb,
\n effectively disabling them. To do this, select the input and hit
\n enter, then cancel by hitting escape. Previously, cancelling
\n would always reset you to the default key sequence for that input.
\n Now, MAME alternates between the default key sequence and \u00ab\u00a0None\u00a0\u00bb.
\n [Aaron Giles]
\n– Added support for conditional dipswitch settings. This allows
\n for multiple equivalent entries but with different text depending
\n on the state of another dipswitch. See mappy.c for an example of
\n how this works to handle the changing bonuses based on the number
\n of lives. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Improved handling of interpolation for analog ports so that they
\n don’t wrap around and cause artifacts. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Added several new command line options to assist in the automatic
\n enabling of analog controls:
\n * -paddle (keyboard|mouse|joystick|lightgun)
\n * -adstick (keyboard|mouse|joystick|lightgun)
\n * -lightgun (keyboard|mouse|joystick|lightgun)
\n * -pedal (keyboard|mouse|joystick|lightgun)
\n * -dial (keyboard|mouse|joystick|lightgun)
\n * -trackball (keyboard|mouse|joystick|lightgun)
\n For example -dial mouse will automatically enable mouse controls
\n (just like -mouse) if a dial control is present for the selected
\n game. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Improved -verbose output display to enumerate all joysticks and
\n joystick axes that have been detected. Useful for the new
\n -digital command line parameter below. [Aaron Giles]
\n– Added a command line parameter to control which joystick axes are
\n considered digital. If you are using a digital gamepad with MAME,
\n you will want to use this option. There are a number of ways to
\n do this:
\n * -digital all means that all axes of all connected joysticks
\n will be treated as digital.
\n * -digital none means that all axes of all connected joysticks
\n will be treated as analog (this is the previous behavior).
\n * -digital j2 will treat all axes of joystick #2 as digital;
\n axes on all other joysticks will be treated as analog.
\n * -digital j1a0a1 will treat axis 0 and 1 on joystick #1 as
\n digital; all other axes will be treated as analog.
\n * -digital j1a0a1,j2a5 will treat axis 0 and 1 on joystick #1
\n as digital, as well as axis 5 on joystick #2; all other axes
\n will be treated as analog.
\n Make use of the new -verbose information to determine which
\n joysticks and axes you should be configuring this way.
\n– Removed PORT_CHEAT from a number of drivers and documented the
\n cheats in the port names. [El Condor]
\n– Added several more default strings and some MESS-specific fixes.
\n [Nathan Woods]<\/h5>\n\nLe Bagnard (set 2) [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]
\nFax (alt. questions) [Pierpaolo Prazzoli]
\nCapcom Bowling (set 4) [Aaron Giles]
\nColumns II: The Voyage Through Time [Brian Troha]
\nPuckMan (Japan set 1 with speedup hack) [Aaron Giles]
\nPac-Man (Midway, with speedup hack) [Aaron Giles]
\nMs. Pac-Man (with speedup hack) [Aaron Giles]<\/h5>\n