• Windows 7

Denise is a cycle accurate and platform independant c64 / amiga emulator.My motivation for this project is understanding how it works and write clean and easy readable code.I dont't sacrifice accuracy or code readability for excecution speed, so you need a fast machine.The project is influenced by the design of the emulator higan.Denise supports REU, EasyFlash, Action Replay, Light Guns/Pens, GunStick, Mouse 1351, Mouse Neos, Paddles.I have added PAL and CRT emulation, drag'n'drop and command line support.Denise consists of 4 main modules.' Guikit', 'driver', 'emulation' could be used in any other project. 'program' links these modules together.GIT repo is public now. HelloSound an interesting project but I can't understand how the keyboard mapping is done. Seems to be a random mess.

Any way to configure it to work on an AZERTY (Belgium) keyboard? (Windows 10 of course)I like the idea of having up to 4 disk drives assigned, I need that for my purposes but is there a way to start Denise with a predefined configuration? You can do that in Vice in the command parameters launching the application, and also auto load a disk, wich is very usefull but Vice is also a mess about keyboards;)RegardsLKS.

Thank you for the feedback.

I am so close to getting groovymame setup and CRT emudriver 2.0 installed but am stumped on step 3 of calamity's CRT emudriver 2.0 HD5450- windows 7-super resolution guide. From calamity's guide it says:'STEP 3 - SETTING MAME UPNow I have an usable 15-kHz display, but I don't have a proper mode list yet which I can use for MAME. Back to VMMaker, and click on Edit Settings.First I'll go to the User modes tab and browse for the 'usermodes - super.ini' file.

This is because I want to use 'super' resolutions.Then, in the MAME tab, I'm only going to browse to my GroovyMAME folder, but I won't be listing modes from XML by now. What I'll do is to check 'Export settings to GroovyMAME', so future monitor settings will be synchronized with VMMaker.' So do I go to the user modes tab and choose the user mode super resolution ini and double click on it? I then exit user modes tab and go to mame tab and click on the export setting to groovymame box? Is this it or is there something more?

I guess I'm confused about the part where it says browse to the groovymame folder. Do I actually need to open up the groovymame folder?

Any help or clarification would be greatly appreciated, thanks. Perfect timing — I just finished setting up my GroovyMAME build last night. I followed the same guide as you too (for posterity, ).Writing from memory, I don't recall browsing to a folder in the MAME tab: all I did was check that box, then generate modes. I'm not sure what he means by 'browsing' in that sentence, but I think he's referring to pulling modes from an XML file, which isn't what you'll do if you follow his guide.One thing you'll run into: There's no longer a 'cleanstretch' option in the newest version of GM, so use '-ues' in that final command instead. I now have groovymame up and running now and have tested a few games and games look fantastic. Should have done this sooner!You mentioned that there's no longer a 'cleanstretch' option in the newest version of GM, so use '-ues' in that final command instead.

Windows 7

Where do I enter this? I'm assuming I'm entering this in the mame ini file, but under which line? From the guide this option is on a per game basis, if I am having graphic problems with certain games, correct? So if my games are running to my satisfaction, there is no need to enter this?