Originally posted by vbt@Thu, 2006-04-27 @ 11:21 PM



No more nightly build for Windows ? The last one was really good and I see new packages for MacOs and Linux.



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			Originally posted by CyberWarriorX@Sun, 2006-04-30 @ 05:04 PM



I've been pretty busy of late, but I'll try to get one up today.



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			Originally posted by vbt@Sat, 2006-04-29 @ 08:05 PM



Thanks a bunch CWX  You were really fast  I test it immediatly.



http://yabause.sourceforge.net/builds.php...



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			Originally posted by CyberWarriorX@Mon, 2006-05-01 @ 02:28 AM



No problem. Oh yeah, I added a speed throttle that you can turn on by pressing and holding the tilde/backquote key. All it basically does is skip drawing 6 frames in succession in order to speed up execution. Handy in cases where you don't feel like waiting and don't care about large amounts of frame-skipping.



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			Originally posted by Rockin'-B@Wed, 2006-05-03 @ 09:21 PM



Little wishlist for next yabause version:



- propper window size, currently it's always 320x224, no matter what the Saturn res is (bad for screenshots)



- correct full screen display, only upper part is displayed, plus the window menu bar



- changing the ISO file requires a restart (settings to the init file should have immediate effect)



- better button mapping, with my keyboard keys are at different locations than you assumed



- how do I get to know which frameskip is active?



- is there a built-in screenshot function?



Just some suggestions in order of usefulness for my personal usage.



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			Originally posted by Rockin'-B@Thu, 2006-05-04 @ 07:21 PM



Little wishlist for next yabause version:



- propper window size, currently it's always 320x224, no matter what the Saturn res is (bad for screenshots)



- correct full screen display, only upper part is displayed, plus the window menu bar



- changing the ISO file requires a restart (settings to the init file should have immediate effect)



- better button mapping, with my keyboard keys are at different locations than you assumed



- how do I get to know which frameskip is active?



- is there a built-in screenshot function?



Just some suggestions in order of usefulness for my personal usage.



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			Originally posted by Druid II@Fri, 2006-05-12 @ 03:11 AM



Don't forget a frame limiter of some kind. Some games run at 130 fps.



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			Originally posted by Lord Darkstorm@Fri, 2006-05-12 @ 08:32 AM



Direct Input? Awesome. *downloads nightly build*



By the way...Any idea why the cvs updates no longer show up on the sourceforge cvs viewer for the last couple of months? I check it out via the mail archive now. 



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			Originally posted by CyberWarriorX@Sat, 2006-05-13 @ 10:41 AM



It's because sourceforge has been having problems with it for the last couple of months  Actually, it looks like they've fixed it now. Supposedly it's more up to date these days too.



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			Originally posted by CyberWarriorX@Sat, 2006-05-13 @ 02:51 AM



Actually, give the latest nightly build a try. I enabled some auto frameskip/auto frame limiting code I wrote about a week or so ago. It should help with that.



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			Originally posted by CyberWarriorX@Sat, 2006-05-13 @ 09:41 AM



It's because sourceforge has been having problems with it for the last couple of months  Actually, it looks like they've fixed it now. Supposedly it's more up to date these days too.



Cyber Warrior X