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Made explanation of interaction between device class enable options (-[no]mouse, -[no]joystick, -[no]lightgun) and automatic device class enable options (-*_device) more explicit. Also documented that -mouse_device mouse is set by default in both relevant places. Provided a better explanation of the purpose of -dual_lightgun.
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Windows-Specific Command-line Options
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This section contains configuration options that are specific to the native
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(non-SDL) Windows version of MAME.
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Performance options
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.. _mame-wcommandline-priority:
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**-priority** *<priority>*
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Sets the thread priority for the MAME threads. By default the priority is
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left alone to guarantee proper cooperation with other applications. The
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valid range is -15 to 1, with 1 being the highest priority. The default is
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*0* (*NORMAL priority*).
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.. _mame-wcommandline-profile:
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**-profile** *[n]*
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Enables profiling, specifying the stack depth of *[n]* to track.
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Full screen options
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.. _mame-wcommandline-triplebuffer:
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**-[no]triplebuffer** / **-[no]tb**
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Enables or disables “triple buffering”. Normally, MAME just draws directly
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to the screen, without any fancy buffering. But with this option enabled,
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MAME creates three buffers to draw to, and cycles between them in order. It
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attempts to keep things flowing such that one buffer is currently displayed,
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the second buffer is waiting to be displayed, and the third buffer is being
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drawn to. **-triplebuffer** will override **-waitvsync**, if the buffer is
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successfully created. This option does not work with **-video gdi**. The
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default is OFF (**-notriplebuffer**).
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.. _mame-wcommandline-fullscreenbrightness:
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**-full_screen_brightness** *<value>* / **-fsb** *<value>*
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Controls the brightness, or black level, of the entire display. The
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standard value is 1.0. Lower values (down to 0.1) will produce a darkened
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display, while higher values (up to 2.0) will give a brighter display. Note
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that not all video cards have hardware to support this option. This option
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does not work with **-video gdi**. The default is *1.0*.
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.. _mame-wcommandline-fullscreencontrast:
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**-full_screen_contrast** *<value>* / **-fsc** *<value>*
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Controls the contrast, or white level, of the entire display. The standard
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value is 1.0. Lower values (down to 0.1) will produce a dimmer display,
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while higher values (up to 2.0) will give a more saturated display. Note
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that not all video cards have hardware to support this option. This option
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does not work with **-video gdi**. The default is *1.0*.
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.. _mame-wcommandline-fullscreengamma:
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**-full_screen_gamma** *<value>* / **-fsg** *<value>*
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Controls the gamma, which produces a potentially nonlinear black to white
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ramp, for the entire display. The standard value is 1.0, which gives a
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linear ramp from black to white. Lower values (down to 0.1) will increase
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the nonlinearity toward black, while higher values (up to 3.0) will push the
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nonlinearity toward white. Note that not all video cards have hardware to
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support this option. This option does not work with **-video gdi**. The
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default is *1.0*.
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Input device options
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.. _mame-wcommandline-duallightgun:
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**-[no]dual_lightgun** / **-[no]dual**
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Controls whether or not MAME attempts to track two lightguns that appear as
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a single mouse. This option requires the :ref:`lightgun option
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<mame-commandline-nolightgun>` to be on and the :ref:`lightgunprovider
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option <mame-commandline-lightgunprovider>` to be set to *win32*.
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This option supports certain older dual lightgun setups that work by setting
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the mouse pointer location at the moment a lightgun trigger is activated.
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The primary and secondary triggers on the first lightgun correspond to the
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first and second mouse buttons, and the primary and secondary triggers on
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the second lightgun correspond to the third and fourth mouse buttons.
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If you have multiple lightguns connected, you will probably just need to
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enable the :ref:`lightgun option <mame-commandline-nolightgun>`, use the
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default :ref:`lightgunprovider option <mame-commandline-lightgunprovider>`
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of *rawinput*, and configure each lightgun individually.
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The default is OFF (**-nodual_lightgun**).
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