To customize an LEDBlink圜ontrols.xml to your unique cabinet, RocketBlinky uses search/replace logic and a global Base.xml file to create a new LEDBlink圜ontrols.xml customized to match your unique control panel. For MAME, LEDBlinky doesn't use the KEYCODES, just MAME's input names like P1_BUTTON1 or P1START. Simply put, LEDBlinky lights arcade controls by matching the controls and KEYCODES defined in your LEDBlinkyInputMap.xml with the KEYCODES defined in your LEDBlink圜ontrols.xml. In fact, it will take longer to read these instructions - which you definitely should do - than it will take to get your system setup! RocketBlinky IS a shortcut to get your cabinet setup as quickly as possible, on as many HyperSpin systems as possible, without the countless hours spent programming each system or researching and programming per game control functions and colors for systems like AAE, Daphne, Doujin Soft, Locomalito Games, MAME, Sammy Atomiswave, Sega Model 2, Sega Naomi, Sega Triforce, SNK Neo Geo and Taito Type X. RocketBlinky is NOT a shortcut to avoid learning LEDBlinky. Instead, please post in the appropriate thread on the HyperSpin forum. Please do not contact Arzoo/LEDBlinky Support with questions about RocketBlinky. It can auto-generate an LEDBlink圜ontrols.xml that supports over 160 HyperSpin systems in a matter of minutes.
RocketBlinky is a 3rd-party tool and is not supported by LEDBlinky. **Before using RocketBlinky, always backup your current LEDBlink圜ontrols.xml in case you run into problems** With that said and without further ado… RocketBlinky is here! I’d also like to thank everyone that took the time to beta test the project in its various stages of completeness. And an equally huge thanks to DJVJ for lending his coding skills to make a simple-yet-effective GUI.
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A huge thanks to SpotUp for his staggering knowledge of older systems, his unwavering enthusiasm as I started to crack under the ever-growing scope of the project, and for his countless hours alongside me as we added “just one more system” to the XML. This project started off as a simple idea and quickly grew into something much larger. – Save dialogs now prompt to overwrite an existing file.ĭecemBy HAS Admin in Uncategorized Super-Go-Down-The-Hole – A short platformer as another test for the latest version of the Scorpion Engine.At long last, I’m proud to unveil the official release of RocketBlinky. – Added support for the Spectra interface in. – Added support for various hardware interfaces and settings in. – The status bar at the bottom of the emulator window now indicates when reading or writing to
– Added the ability to read in a BASIC program from a text file (only for ZX80, ZX81 and – A new window allows the BASIC program held in memory to be viewed and saved as a bitmap orĪs a text file (only for ZX80, ZX81 and Spectrum models). – The emulator window can now only be custom resized after first setting the Zoom mode to User – The mouse scroll wheel is now supported by the Memory Window. – UDG characters for the Spectrum related models are now shown as their corresponding lettersīut underlined (previously they were shown upside down). – Corrected the height of the Live Memory View window. – Debug symbols were loaded when a program was opened via the TZX Manager but not if opened – Save button on TZX Manager’s ‘Edit General Data Block’ dialog was not moved when the form – Changed the way the emulator window resizes at startup. – The status bar at the bottom of the emulator window was not always redrawn correctly. – Sound output used to be disabled after a reset. – Accessing address $0525 causes the Program Counter to be advanced if flash loading isĮnabled but no longer does this if a ROM cartridge is loaded. – Only the lower 3 bits of the border value are now saved in Spectrum. EightyOne emulates the Sinclair ZX81, Sinclair ZX80, Sinclair ZX Spectrum 16k/48k, Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128k, Amstrad/Sinclair Spectrum +2, Amstrad/Sinclair Spectrum +2a, Amstrad/Sinclair Spectrum +3, Timex TS1000, Timex TS1500, Timex TS2068, Timex TC2048, Lambda 8300, Ringo R470, MicroDigital TK85 and Jupiter ACE.
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