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Re: MAME and Outputs
09/30/21 05:19 AM
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> > > Thanks Vas, will do. > > > > > > EDIT: Yes so the windows option works.. somewhat. MAME Hooker detects the output > > now > > > however it's clear it's not so happy with windows 10 anymore. If it's going to be > > > deprecated then is there going to be a os-independant option that would allow an > > > external program to do the same as name hooker? > > > > The "network" option is the current preferred output module, and it works on > Windows, > > Linux and macOS. However, MAME Hooker has never been updated to support it. > > > > The current "network" output option isn’t very scalable – it can’t deal with things > > like fruit machines that have huge numbers of LEDs/lamps, or machines that update > > blinkenlights very fast. Eventually we’ll have to rework it again to perform better > > in more extreme use cases. > > I'm just going to assume its a network packet with the light data on it. Where would > i find resources to look at the technical side of it? I did look at the source code > but it wasn't easy for me to figure out
Right now, “the source is the documentation”, but the protocol is really simple. It’s basically human-readable text. You can connect to localhost:8000 and watch it.
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