#Visual boy game emulator for mac windows

D-Pad or Left Analog Stick - Up, Down, Left, Right.Ctrl (Command on Mac) - 0 to 9 - Save current states 0 to 9.0 to 9 - Load saved state from slots 0 to 9.Ctrl (Command on Mac) - N - Show emulator controls.

Ctrl (Command on Mac) - B - Launch debugger screen.Ctrl (Command on Mac) - U - Mute sound.Ctrl (Command on Mac) - F - Toggle fullscreen.Ctrl (Command on Mac) - R - Reset emulation.Ctrl (Command on Mac) - P - Pause and unpause emulation.H - Briefly display GBEmu Home Directory in the title bar.N - Next instruction when emulator is paused, including when a breakpoint is hit.W S A D - Up, Down, Left, and Right, respectively.The following mappings are the default keyboard mappings for a US keyboard (they have changed since version 0.0.1): However, any emulator action can be mapped to the controller in config.txt. Both keyboard and controller controls can be changed in config.txt.Д«y default there is a bunch of functionality available on the keyboard that is not currently mapped to the controller (e.g. For example, the Game Boy A button on a standard French keyboard would be = instead of /. If you do not use a US keyboard, the keyboard controls are automatically determined by 'translating' US keyboard mappings into your keyboard language. A list can be found here.Дefault emulator controls for US keyboards are in the Keyboard section below. Xbox One/360, PS4, PS3, controllers are included. Any controller supported by SDL2 should be supported. GBEmu supports both keyboard and controller input. -d - Start with the debugger screen up and emulator paused.

A ROM can also be opened from the command line. When running from the GUI an open dialog will be prompt to open a Game Boy ROM from the ROMs folder in the Home Diretory (see the Home Diretory).

#Visual boy game emulator for mac windows

Finder, Windows Explorer) or the command line. GBEmu can be run from a standard GUI file manager (e.g. Right now it works on Mac, Windows and Linux. Some distinctive features include a ROM debugger, a rewind system and easy-to-use quick save and restore slots. GBEmu (working title) is a Game Boy Emulator written in a C-style C++ (using some C++11 features like auto) and SDL2 (and a tiny bit of GTK3 on Linux).