The old setup I used was just a simple “refresh” command that regenerated output any time anything changed in the emulation state. This means the application can now be translated into pretty much any language according to the user’s preferences, and people who want to get involved will be able to provide those translations to the project.ĭebugging displays will now only update when the state they’re displaying changes. Now, all localized strings are loaded from text files bundled with the software. Previously, display text such as “An error occurred while reading the file.” was hard-coded into the source and only supported… you know… my localization. The implication is essentially rebuilding all the UI stuff, but that’s not so bad because the design is already done and I can copy/paste work from the previous round so I don’t have to actually do it all over.

Then I donned my canvas gloves, overalls, safety glasses and respirator, then grabbed a hammer and went to town. (-:Īfter my previous message, wherein I described that the philosophy of “fix it later” is generally fruitless, I considered the other parts of the UI that I wasn’t happy with. Yay, an update! Boo, it’s not the VIP window. If you are interested in playing stereoscopic 3D Virtual Boy on your 3DS, please consider supporting Guy Perfect’s Patreon. Guy Perfect posted an update about development progress that he has made with his 3DS Virtual Boy Emulator.

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