VirtualC64 V3.2 [macosx]

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VirtualC64 V3.2 [macosx] [2018]

Released by :
Dirk W. Hoffmann

Release Date :
30 November 2018

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

Website :
http://www.dirkwhoffmann.de/virtualc64/index.html

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Dirk W. Hoffmann

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http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/176837/VirtualC64_3.2.zip (downloads: 57)

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Production Info
Submitted by Fred on 27 December 2018

New in Version 3.2

Added support for Kingsoft, StarDos, and Atomic Power cartridges.
Revised the Rom dialog. It can be opened manually in the hardware settings now.
Improved the CRT monitor emulation and redesigned the emulator settings window to make video options easier to control.
Fixed a bug in the VICII implementation that caused too many rasterline IRQs to be triggered under some circumstances.
Fixed a bug in the VICII implementation that caused too many sprite-sprite and sprite-background IRQs to be triggered.
Improved the emulation accuracy of the sprite shift register emulation.
Fixed several user interface issues in the sprite debug panel.
In positional key mapping mode, the left and right shift key are now treated as two different keys.
Starting with this version, VirtualC64 offers limited scripting support via Apple's Open Scripting Architecture. It can be controlled remotely via Applescript or JXA (JavaScript for Automation).

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