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-nohws switch
#376213 - 05/15/18 04:50 PM
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i'm finally getting around to refreshing my mame base from a 2010 build. please forgive me if this is well-known, but my current .bat's fail because of the -nohws switch. did this get changed or dropped?
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Re: -nohws switch
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#376218 - 05/15/18 07:39 PM
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The -hws/-hwstretch option was specific to DirectDraw, which MAME no longer supports. However, there is a similar option called -unevenstretch which MAME 0.172 and later have platform-independent support for.
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thanks - next question
[Re: AJR Hacker]
#376219 - 05/15/18 07:58 PM
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the reason i was using the -nohws switch is because, when i enlarge the window shape, i'm basically wanting to see just plain nasty pixelation the way "the boards see it" in raw rbg space. when i resize now (even with no graphics options enabled), there's definitely either mame or os/renderer smoothing going on. any particular place i should start looking to get back to pixel city?
this may seem like an odd request, but i play with custom /artwork, and it's hard to tell exactly how it affects the image when there's universal AA going on somewhere.
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Re: thanks - next question
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#376225 - 05/15/18 09:40 PM
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> the reason i was using the -nohws switch is because, when i enlarge the window shape,
> i'm basically wanting to see just plain nasty pixelation the way "the boards see it"
> in raw rbg space. when i resize now (even with no graphics options enabled), there's
> definitely either mame or os/renderer smoothing going on. any particular place i
> should start looking to get back to pixel city?
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> this may seem like an odd request, but i play with custom /artwork, and it's hard to
> tell exactly how it affects the image when there's universal AA going on somewhere.
Ah, you are one sharing my tastes then. That would be the filter option.
Code:
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# OSD ACCELERATED VIDEO OPTIONS
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filter 0
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Re: thanks - next question
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#376226 - 05/16/18 12:35 AM
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awesome! perfect for testing (and i play that way sometimes too).
last question - does this have to be governed by the .ini setting, or can i switch that on/off at the cli? (i'll create varying bat files)
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Re: thanks - next question
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#376227 - 05/16/18 01:17 AM
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> awesome! perfect for testing (and i play that way sometimes too).
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> last question - does this have to be governed by the .ini setting, or can i switch
> that on/off at the cli? (i'll create varying bat files)
Everything from the INI can be controlled via CLI. In this case it would be the -filter and -nofilter parameters.
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