– The window resizing logic now avoids un-maximizing the window, if the user has manually done so, even when adaptive sizing is enabled making it less frustrating to use ares in a maximised window. – Available scale sizes are no longer bound by the current monitor size, avoiding the situation where a selected option may disappear if the user changes monitor or resolution, and the resizing code has been updated to prevent the window growing larger than the active display so you never lose access to the main menu. – The multiplier scale settings are now radio buttons, allowing the user to see which option is selected, additionally, a 1x scale option is now provided for those who want the window to be ‘actual size’ of the emulated framebuffer. – The changes here are significant enough to warrant their own section. – Ares will now attempt to show an error if running on an unsupported processor, rather than silently crashing. – For those using alternative front-ends, it is now possible to select a shader when launching ares from the command line with the –shader parameter. – The « Color Bleed » setting is now disabled by default this option only applies to the SNES core and was causing confusion due to the default settings of ares not being pixel-perfect. – The « Recent Games » list has been updated to show the System name alongside the game names in the « Recent Games » list, avoiding confusion when the same title is available on multiple systems. – Various changes have been made to the ares GUI in an attempt to improve user experience.
Voici les informations depuis la dernière version d’ares:
– WonderSwan + WonderSwan Color + SwanCrystal + Pocket Challenge V2Ī noter qu’un pack de shaders est disponible ici. Il se concentre sur la précision et la préservation.
Créé par Near (ex byuu) et continué par Luke Usher ( PolyBlast / CxBx-Reloaded) et d’autres, Ares est un émulateur multi-systèmes dont le développement a commencé le 14 octobre 2004.
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