I don't know the changes to the config files that the fork that you use would make. If you use the emulator on fullscreen, you just need to set the screen gap to whatever you want on the emulator options.Īnd again, the rotate works perfectly using the official module. If the fork do things differently, for sure this should be modified for an special fork module.Ībout the screen gap, the module only recalculates it if you are using a bezel image, as on this case, you would need to define the screen gap based on the current bezel screen area that you are using. The official emulator did not supported a fullscreen option, but the module takes care of that by its own. This is the way it works for all modules. The fullscreen var needs to be always read from the module settings, and after that, if it differs from the option set on the emulator it should be changed by code added on the module. I'm also thinking on fixing the per game rotation setting which doesn't seems to work either, and add a new feature to configure gap size per game too.īoth works with the official emulator. The issue is what comes next, which might differ to main desmume branch. The fullscreen var is being read from the modules. The decreased display lag with hard sync on, perfect scrolling at 120hz with swap interval 2 and nicer looking non-integer scaling using the pixellate filter make the libretro version far better for me.
DESMUME RETROARCH CORE FULL
I think RGUI is nice for making quick changes while staying in full screen, though mouse support could be a nice addition. There's a toggle for bind mode so you can do both pad and keyboard binds from there now too.
I couldn't fit all the binds in one screenshot, but I think at this point they've added everything you could bind via Phoenix: Sounds like it'd be best just to stick with Desmume standalone then, thanks for the info. Seems catered to mobile or console users. It's also missing a bunch of useful hotkey binds last I checked. Not very PC friendly like the old Phoenix GUI that takes two seconds to set up per-system configs. Can't stand that RGUI they switched to, reminds me of trying to navigate a clunky DOS menu like something out of 1988.
DESMUME RETROARCH CORE UPDATE
I actually use the old RetroArch and just update the libretro cores as they come out.
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