I think I feel pain when I think of the autosave idea because it's like an engineering/design rule of thumb that I've picked up being violated.
#Bsnes emulator enhancer Patch#
In their own words, the patch 'performs Mode 7. It might cause trouble for a few users, but at the same time, some people might like the autosave. A modder going by the handle DerKoun has released an 'HD Mode 7' patch for the accuracy-focused SNES emulator bsnes. Really, it's not too big of a deal in this case. Added cleverness (such as auto-saved configs) is likely to cause pain for both the developer and some users (who are constantly doing things to counter the cleverness - more frustrating than a dumb machine). It keeps things predictable and makes it so I don't have to think as much. This story may mean that I'm a moron, but that is why I prefer it when programs/machines don't do things unless I tell them to. So I stayed with windowed for a while until my configuration was fixed up and I figured out what was going on. I also didn't notice that fullscreen had a bsnes menu, and I hadn't noticed that the fullscreen scaling settings were separate from the windowed ones. Maybe I use weird configs.Īctually, before I fully fixed up my Ubuntu multi-monitor configuration, I could only see half of the game display in bsnes whenever I tried fullscreen because it was cut off. I'll just say that the kind of scenario I'm talking about has hit me a bunch of times before. but if it's not bsnes's style, then it's reasonable to hold off on adding that and see how it goes. For many apps, allowing a commandline argument to override it would be good too (for troubleshooting or frontend convenience). Such things have happened to me before - hard lessons learned (well, I never starved or anything because of it, but it is annoying).Ĭonfig option is decent. in which case, the last thing you'd want is for it to automatically load up with those settings again (and since it's automatic, you may not even know where the config option is stored and will have a harder time correcting it). It also opens up some design concern over bug possibilities - since it is possible that the reason that the exit occurred is that the display went blank in fullscreen, or menu placed itself in the wrong place on a multi-monitor config. It would be one of those things where a program tries to be clever and keeps getting in the way. My mode of use is generally to start windowed, switch to fullscreen for extended play (only for extended play, which is less than half the time, I'd say), and then quite possibly quit while the app is fullscreen. The setting overrides for pixel aspect ratio correction and overscan are available again, only for the libretro core. The setting override to allow widescreen windowing can now be enabled manually in the libretro core as an option. Automatic fullscreen without request (via remembering state) could be a pain. bsnes-hd beta 10.6 Latest The libretro core now re-applies setting overrides whenever settings change.
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