http://xfs.jp/T8Pu1
Some things you should know:
- This particular release runs as a standalone Java application, not as a web
applet.
- It's still quite primitive. E.g., no sound.
- The keys are hard-coded and not configurable (sorry!). Arrows control the
directional pad. Number pad 2, 4, 6, 8 (cross shape), and also, Z, A, X, S,
control the corresspondingly positioned keys on the right hand side of the
SNES controller. Number pad / and * are L and R.
- The debugger's interface is buggy.
- Since only a couple of friends have tested it, it's not very polished yet.
It's still set up mainly for development.
- Bicubic filtering seems to take an absurd 100 milliseconds per frame!(?)
Dammit Java.
- Probably other stuff I can't remember right now.
Every little bit of feedback is extremely welcome.
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Some things you should know:
- This particular release runs as a standalone Java application, not as a web
applet.
- It's still quite primitive. E.g., no sound.
- The keys are hard-coded and not configurable (sorry!). Arrows control the
directional pad. Number pad 2, 4, 6, 8 (cross shape), and also, Z, A, X, S,
control the corresspondingly positioned keys on the right hand side of the
SNES controller. Number pad / and * are L and R.
- The debugger's interface is buggy.
- Since only a couple of friends have tested it, it's not very polished yet.
It's still set up mainly for development.
- Bicubic filtering seems to take an absurd 100 milliseconds per frame!(?)
Dammit Java.
- Probably other stuff I can't remember right now.
Every little bit of feedback is extremely welcome.
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