Added: Super Space Invaders (3.5"), Super Space Invaders (5.25"), Super Tetris (5.25")
Redumped: [stunts35] The old set has a modified OEM ID and config files saved.
Renamed: [supertet] Super Tetris => [stetris35] Super Tetris (3.5")
- Ignore keys that come in immediately on startup (fixes some programs not showing intro screens)
- Fix Apple IIc and IIc Plus having Video 7 RGB modes, which isn't possible on hardware
- Further tuned floating bus read timing; Crazy Cycles II now works, and Cycle Counting Megademo is much better
- Cleaned up some unused/unnecessary variables in the text drawing
- Added 50 Hz support for apple2euk, apple2ees, apple2eeuk, and apple2eefr, including floating-bus sync support
- Fixed //c and //c Plus mouse wrap issue found by Vas Crabb
This fixes the "typing on all keyboards at once" issue. You can now
enable and disable keyboard/keypad inputs per device in the Keyboard
Mode menu. Default is to enable the first device with keyboard inputs,
and all device with keypad inputs but no keyboard inputs. The settings
are saved in the CFG file for the machine.
Typing in natural keyboard mode only ever types on one keyboard at a
time, but now you can control which keyboard it types on, as it will be
the first enabled keyboard.
You can easily try this out with something like:
mame64d zorba -rs232 terminal cpm
-ui/inputmap.cpp: Show device descriptions as well as tag paths.
-mac128.cpp: Fixed mouse axis wrap compensation, cleaned up mouse code,
eliminated static variables for mouse input state.
You could see the issue with wrap detection easily enough just by
running mac128k/mac512k/macplus and tapping the arrow keys to move the
mouse one pixel at a time. As you moved past the point where the axis
count wrapped, it would move one pixel in the opposite direction.
There were two function static variables related to mouse input state,
probably still lurking from when the code was initially made to use a
driver state class. This obviously messes with save states and prevents
multiple instances.
- bus/a2bus/mouse.cpp: Fixed mouse axis wrap compensation.
This device had the same bug with wrap compensation as mac128k.cpp.
- Adjusted horizontal position for "vapor lock" reads to better match MAME video timing
- Fixed most 8-bit A2 rendering to respect the cliprect
- The French Touch "Crazy Cycles" mode-splitting demo now renders correctly
- This also solves glitching in some Total Replay games like Gumball
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vsmile_cart: V.Smile Tanz Mit Center (Germany), V.Smile Défi Gym (France), Gimnasio Interactivo V.Smile (Spain)
-vsmile: Added support for the Jammin' Gym Class dance mat. [bmx, Ryan Holtz]
* Split hc55516 core into separate cores/subclasses for hc55516 and hc55532 (new 'digital' implementation based on decap/die tracing) as well as mc3417 and mc3418 (old existing 'analog' implementation left alone) and hooked the hc55516 and mc3417 implementations to the appropriate hardware drivers. This should vastly improve CVSD sound quality in drivers that use the hc55516. [Lord Nightmare, Sean Riddle]
* Made Exidy's mouse trap use a timer to clock the mc3417 and update the state readable by the z80 rather than relying on the mc3417 to accept a clock parameter and update the z80 state via a callback. The timer implementation ensures proper synchronization and prevents missed clock transitions from the z80 side causing noise in the CVSD audio. [Lord Nightmare]
* Added a biquad-based 2nd order filter emulation for an audio stream (to go along with flt_rc 1st order filter emulation) and hooked it to Exidy's mouse trap (mc3417) and williams drivers (hc55516) following the original schematics. For hc55516 this is necessary as the original chip produces a very pronounced audible 16khz 'carrier' in its output audio even on the real chip, and these filters suppress this. This also happens to a lesser extent with the 8khz quieting waveform noise on both mc3417 and hc55516. [Lord Nightmare]
* Made Williams System 11 and s11_bg relative sound mixing more accurate to the original audio flow on the PCB itself. [Lord Nightmare]
* Switched Williams Joust 2 to use the s11_bg common sound device rather than its own implementation. [Lord Nightmare]
