In order to use it, however, recently-dumped drive board ROMs must be present There is no way to specify anįorce feedback emulation is available for some racing games and can be enabled with the -force-feedback option. If you wish to use an alternative input system, remember to select it on theĬommand line both when starting a game and when configuring inputs with the -config-inputs option. This is intended for supporting multiple mice, allowingįor most users, the default input system will suffice. Raw Input ( -input-system=rawinput): Intercepts raw input data from devices.Trigger buttons to be mapped independently and supports force feedback. For example, it allows the left and right XInput ( -input-system=xinput): This provides better support for XBox 360 controllers.Uses the DirectInput API directly, providing better support for some devices, and allows force feedback. DirectInput ( -input-system=dinput): The default on Windows.This is the only available input system on non-Windows platforms. SDL ( -input-system=sdl): Recognizes keyboards, mice, and digital and analog game controllers.Set of input systems (and the command line arguments associated with them) are: Three additional input systems are available, all of them based on the DirectInput API, to provide additional support for a few extra features. Supermodel's default SDL input system, which is available on all ports, allows keyboards, mice, and game controllers to be used. To emulate and overall performance will degrade, even though things are running faster in the game's 'virtual' world. the frame rate stays at 60 FPS), then you will notice smoother performance in some games. If your CPU is fast enough to absorb the performance penalty associated with increasing the PowerPCĬlock (i.e. The amount of work games can do per frame. Increasing the clock frequency means the emulator must do more work per frame, decreasing real performance. May be run at frequencies as low as 25 MHz, which will improve Supermodel's frame rate. Reportedly, running the PowerPC at 50 MHz fixes slow-down and stutter in a few games, most notably Scud Race. Experimenting with different clock speeds (the -ppc-frequency option) Slow down even when running at the full frame rate (60 FPS). For most games, the default 50 MHz frequency works fine, but a few games may exhibit Would be spent idle due to rendering and DMA transfers. In order to improve performance, the PowerPC is underclocked, which avoids wasting time emulating cycles that on the real hardware This information applies only to the most recent version. For more information, please consult the README.txt bundled with Supermodel. Topics for advanced users are covered here.

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