New version of Supermodel is now out.Deserves it's own thread because of the substantial improvements.Music now added, performance much increased over 0.1, ANALOG CONTROLS! This now means there's a perfectly playable Scud Race and Le Mans 24 Hours on PC.Game support added for Spikeout as well.Go grab it - www.supermodel3.com.
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Supermodel 0.2a now released! (0.3a WIP now on SVN) - Sega Model 3 Emulator
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Supermodel 0.2a now released! (0.3a WIP now on SVN) - Sega Model 3 Emulator
Last edited by Silvergun X; 13-05-2012, 15:58.Tags: None
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Thanks for the heads up on this
Not getting anything like 60fps on my PC. Scud Race hovers around the 30fps mark but Le Mans 24 is completely unplayable for me
Anyone managed to reassign the controls so they work with a 360 pad? At the moment steering and acceleration/braking are both on the left analogue stick. Want to move the throttle and brake to the triggers but can't make sense of the instructions
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Originally posted by BearBoy View PostThanks for the heads up on this
Not getting anything like 60fps on my PC. Scud Race hovers around the 30fps mark but Le Mans 24 is completely unplayable for me
Anyone managed to reassign the controls so they work with a 360 pad? At the moment steering and acceleration/braking are both on the left analogue stick. Want to move the throttle and brake to the triggers but can't make sense of the instructions
This halves the clock speed so the game is more likely to slow down during busy moments, but doesn't take so much processing power to run so you'll get a nice little performance boost out of it.
If you want to assign inputs to an xbox 360 pad, do the command 'supermodel -config-inputs -input-system=xinput'.
Use up and down on your keyboard until you get to the Racing Inputs, and press Enter on the inputs you want to configure. You can then assign the acceleration and brake to the triggers.
Make sure you press Q to exit the input configuration and not Esc. Q will save, Esc will not.
Load the game as 'supermodel roms/scud.zip -ppc-frequency=25 -input-system=xinput' and you're sorted.
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Originally posted by Silvergun X View PostHave you tried reducing the PPC Frequency? Scud Race apparently works well with the command -ppc-frequency=25
This halves the clock speed so the game is more likely to slow down during busy moments, but doesn't take so much processing power to run so you'll get a nice little performance boost out of it.
If you want to assign inputs to an xbox 360 pad, do the command 'supermodel -config-inputs -input-system=xinput'.
Use up and down on your keyboard until you get to the Racing Inputs, and press Enter on the inputs you want to configure. You can then assign the acceleration and brake to the triggers.
Make sure you press Q to exit the input configuration and not Esc. Q will save, Esc will not.
Load the game as 'supermodel roms/scud.zip -ppc-frequency=25 -input-system=xinput' and you're sorted.
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