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Analog+ : What is it?
Mame:Analog+ is a variation of mame that is designed to add to and help
improve the analog input data handling to the standard mame. Among the
features include multiple mice suport, changable mouse axis, and my analog
Pedal patch (full feature list). Most of the features are optional: they
can be enabled or disabled from the commandline or mame's config (.ini
or .cfg) file.
The major version is the windows dx8 version, although I try to also
include dos, mame32, and (sometimes) windows dx5 versions. The windows
dx8 has all the features, while the others may miss some to most of the
features.
Getting Started
- Either download the binary exe, or compile analog+ into Mame yourself.
Compiling is detailed on the compile page. Both can be downloaded from
http://www.urebelscum.speedhost.com/download.html
or one of it's mirrors. I recommond downloading the binary for most
people, unless you want to make other changes to the source yourself.
- The binary compiled is called "mameanalog.exe" for windows,
and "dmamea.exe" for DOS (like the official mame). You can:
copy this into your your normal Mame folder, rename Mame:Analog+ to
mame.exe and overwrite the standard mame, or create a new folder for
Mame:Analog+. (This readme assumes you are mameanalog.exe, but most
is the same for dmamea.exe). I suggest moving or extracting Mame:Analog+
into the same folder as mame. (Read the documents that came with standard
mame on setting up mame.)
- If you are running the windows version, type "mameanalog -cc"
to create the mamepedal.ini file. If the file already is there, it will
not be overwritten, so you will should hand copy the added features
into mameanalog.ini (see full feature list).
- Edit the .ini file and set the options to your preferences.
- Run mameanalog like normal mame.
Compiling
Here is a full page on compiling Mame:Analog+.
More infomation on compiling mame in general can be found at mame.net's
windows compile or dos
compile pages.
After compiling, go to step two of getting
started.
How to Configure Analog+
list of options:
| Discription |
Commandline |
windows mameanalog.ini |
dos mame.cfg |
| Analog pedal fix |
-[no]analogpedal
-[no]anapedal |
analogpedal
[1,0]
default 1 |
analogpedal
= [yes,no]
default no |
| Force one mouse (in windows only) |
-[no]singlemouse
-[no]onemouse |
singlemouse
[1,0]
default 0 |
N/A |
| |
-[no]switchablemice
-[no]switchmice |
switchablemice
[1,0]
default 0 |
switchmice =
[yes,no]
default no |
| allow changing which mouse axis controls which player
and/or axis |
-[no]switchmiceaxes
-[no]switchaxes |
switchmiceaxes
[1,0]
default 0 |
switchaxes =
[yes,no]
default no |
| allow remapping of analog joysticks to different players,
while still being read as analog inputs |
-[no]switchablejoy
-[no]switchjoy |
switchablejoy
[1,0]
default 0 |
switchjoy =
[yes,no]
default no |
For windows .ini file, 1 = enable, 0 = disable
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