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Re: Net list questions
11/22/13 03:45 AM
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>It looks like improved emulation of capacitors and voltage dividers, both of which into the Pong driver.
My guess is the Pong driver is used as the "test bed" case for whenever the net_list code updates are changed and Pong is tested.
The code might eventually run all aspects such as video games, wall games, discrete components audio outputs and console stuff as well. It would be great if it could also handle some of the early mechanical games such as Midway S.A.M.I., but wishful thinking.
I don't know if the net_list code could eventually interact with current MAME artwork of handling visual backlit lamps of wall games that use artwork, but if the code can eventually run Gremlin's (non-cpu) wall game Trapshoot...I'll be really satisfied. :-)
I'd still need to put up some money in trying to get the artwork scanned properly for a wall game like Trapshoot.
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