Lime est l’émulateur Nintendo 3DS open source basé intégralement sur Citra dont il poursuit le développement.
Il est écrit en C++ dans un souci de portabilité et les versions sont activement maintenues pour Windows, Linux, Android et macOS.
Les changements depuis la précédente version:
Desktop:
– Fixed a regression introduced in 2117 where hotkeys would not function correctly after using the settings menu | @OpenSauce04 ~ #399
– The lime3ds-cli executable has been removed | @OpenSauce04 ~ #413
– In its place, you are able to use the GUI program from the command line for the same purpose
– lime3ds-gui has been renamed to simply lime3ds due to the suffix now being redundant.
– The MacOS distribution of Lime3DS is now packaged as a zip archive instead of a tar.gz file | @OpenSauce04 ~ #415
– There is no end-user impact from this change, it is simply made to be more familiar to other MacOS software distributions
– Fixed the Vulkan renderer causing crashes on devices that don’t support Vulkan 1.3 | @DavidRGriswold ~ #384
All:
– A « Reverse Side by Side » option has been added for Lime3DS’s Stereoscopic 3D mode | @OpenSauce04 ~ #393
– The frame_limit value in the config file is now stored as a double | @OpenSauce04 ~ #385
– This means that non-integer values can be used for more precise control of the game’s framerate than was previously possible
Android:
– Fixed a crash which would occur after pausing the emulator | @kleidis ~ #382
– Fixed swapping the screens on a display with a landscape aspect ratio forcing a portrait aspect ratio | @DavidRGriswold ~ #389, #390
– This refers to devices which are designed to be used in landscape at all times, for example a modded Nintendo Switch running Android
– There are now several set colour themes which can be chosen from in the Theme menu | @kleidis ~ #350
– The Lime3DS app now has a Material You app icon | @OpenSauce04 ~ #400
Technical:
– A large-scale internal rebrand that replaces references to Citra with Lime3DS has been implemented | @rtiangha ~ #311
– This may affect 3rd party distributors (e.g. Linux package maintainers), with things such as cmake option names being altered
– The ENABLE_COMPATIBILITY_LIST_DOWNLOAD cmake option has been removed due to being non-functional and redundant | @OpenSauce04 ~ 6ca44de