IV/Play v1.5 - 模擬器

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IV/Play v1.5 is released. IV/Play (pronounced ‘Four Play’) is a new desktop
oriented GUI front-end for MAME™. It was designed and commissioned by John
IV as a familiar feeling alternative to MAMEUI. It has a narrow and
particular feature-set, is keyboard driven, and utilises many of the
navigation and short cuts of MAMEUI. It is available as a combo x64/x86 app
and is targeted towards Windows 7 (or greater) with leveraged features like
Jump List support. IV/Play is decoupled from setting MAME options directly in
an effort to future proof against the continual core changes that impact
MAMEUI.



V.1.5 FEATURES

UNLIMITED ART TYPES
IV/Play allows for the creation of ‘unlimited’ art types. In the F1
configuration dialogue, any directory can be added that contains art types
following the gamename.png format. IV/Play will automatically add snap,
flyers, cabinets, PCB, marquees, cpanel, and titles on initial launch if it
finds them. The view order can be set my moving the folders up or down the
list. The art types will be assigned Alt-X shortcut keys depending on
position, Alt-1 through Alt-0.

HISTORY.DAT / MAMEINFO.DAT SUPPORT
IV/Play supports history.dat and MAMEInfo.dat. They are searched for in the
MAME.exe directory on initial IV/Play launch and can be added at any time
through the F1 configuration menu. Navigation through the entries are via
mouse scroll wheel or Ctrl-Page Up, Ctrl-Page Down, Ctrl-Up, Ctrl-Down,
Ctrl-Home, Ctrl-End. A separate font with size and color is selectable for
the text area on the F1 configuration menu.

FAVORITES TOGGLE
Favorites can be cycled with Alt-D through off, on with game-list, and
favorites only.

NON-WORKING ICON/ART SUPPORT
IV/Play will display icons and any art type for non-working games if they are
present. If they are not, nonworking.png and nonworking.ico are used. If
those are not present then the built-in icons are used. This also allows
viewing of history.dat and MAMEInfo.dat entries for non-working games.

COMMAND LINE OVERRIDE
The command line override in the F1 configuration dialogue allows the use of
various switches to be added to launched games, e.g. –window to play games
windowed without having to drop to the mame.ini for editing.

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