Mame-aros-i386

Slight update to have Settings button working.

MAME is strictly a non-profit project. Its main purpose is to be a 
reference to the inner workings of the emulated arcade machines. This is 
done both for educational purposes and for preservation purposes, in 
order to prevent many historical games from disappearing forever once the 
hardware they run on stops working. Of course, in order to preserve the 
games and demonstrate that the emulated behavior matches the original, 
you must also be able to actually play the games. This is considered a 
nice side effect, and is not MAME's primary focus. 

Default Keys

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All the keys below are fully configurable in the user interface. This list

shows the standard keyboard configuration.



Tab       Toggles the configuration menu

    

~         Toggles the On Screen Display. Use the up and down arrow keys to

          select which parameter to modify (global volume, mixing level, 

          gamma correction etc.) Use the left and right to arrow keys to 

          change modify the value. Some parameters adjust with finer or

          coarser control if you hold down the CTRL or SHIFT keys while

          pressing the left/right arrows. Use the ENTER key to reset a value

          to its default.



P         Pauses the game



SHIFT+P   While paused, advances to next frame



F1        Toggle crosshairs for games that use them



F2        Service Mode



F3        Resets the game



F4        Shows the game palette, decoded GFX, and any tilemaps. Use the

          ENTER key to switch between the three modes (palette, graphics,

          and tilemaps). Press F4 again to turn off the display. The key

          controls in each mode vary slightly:



             * Palette/colortable mode:

                [ ] - switch between palette and colortable modes

                up/down - scroll up/down one line at a time

                pgup/pgdn - scroll up/down one page at a time

                home/end - move to top/bottom of list

                -/+ - increase/decrease the number of colors per row

                ENTER - switch to graphics viewer



             * Graphics mode:

                [ ] - switch between different graphics sets

                up/down - scroll up/down one line at a time

                pgup/pgdn - scroll up/down one page at a time

                home/end - move to top/bottom of list

                left/right - change color displayed

                R - rotate tiles 90 degrees clockwise

                -/+ - increase/decrease the number of tiles per row

                ENTER - switch to tilemap viewer



             * Tilemap mode:

                [ ] - switch between different tilemaps

                up/down/left/right - scroll 8 pixels at a time

                SHIFT+up/down/left/right - scroll 1 pixel at a time

                CTRL+up/down/left/right - scroll 64 pixels at a time

                R - rotate tilemap view 90 degrees clockwise

                -/+ - increase/decrease the zoom factor

                ENTER - switch to palette/colortable mode



          Note: Not all games have decoded graphics and/or tilemaps.



F6        Toggle cheat mode (if started with "-cheat")



F7        Load a save state. You will be requested to press a key to

          determine which save state you wish to load. Note that the save

          state feature is not supported for a large number of drivers. If

          support is not enabled for a given driver, you will receive a 

          warning when attempting to save or load.



SHIFT+F7  Create a save state. Requires an additional keypress to identify

          the state, similar to the load option above.



F8        Decrease frame skip on the fly



F9        Increase frame skip on the fly



F10       Toggle speed throttling



F11       Toggles speed display



SHIFT+F11 Toggles profiler display (debug builds only)



F12       Saves a screen snapshot.



INSERT    Fast forward. While held, runs the game with throttling disabled

          and with the maximum frameskip.



ESC       Exits emulator