This repository provides a sample web appplication for testing the emulator, located under the app folder. postMessage ( "getVersion" ) // Web Worker Callback function receiveMessage ( event ) Web Application addEventListener ( "message", receiveMessage ) brsWorker. Initialize Worker let brsWorker = new Worker ( "node_modules/brs-emu/app/lib/brsEmu.js" ) brsWorker. The brs-emu project is published as a node package, so use npm: If you just want to try the emulator, not installing or downloading anything, then simply try the demo website at: Installation
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The Electron app source code and documentation is available in another repository, located at.
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The desktop app, introduces several aditional features, such as the full screen support, ECP (External Control Protocol) and Remote Console servers to allow integration with 3rd party development tools like the VSCode BrightScript Extension. In addition to the included sample web application, every release also includes a multi-platform desktop application (Windows, Linux & macOS) that uses the same library generated by this project. The BrightScript 2D API Emulator is a full client-side library, nothing is sent or processed in the server side. This emulator is bundled as a Webpack Javascript library that runs as a Web Worker, and it uses features like SharedArrayBuffer and OffScreenCanvas, that are bleeding edge in the browser engines implementation, because of that, at this moment, it can only be executed in Chromium based browsers, like Chrome, Brave, Opera, Edge or embedded on an Electron application. Note: Although brs-emu runs channels with user interface, it has no intention of emulating the full Roku OS user interface, see Current Limitations page for full details on what is out of scope. This library extends brs, a command line interpreter for BrightScript language, by implementing the Draw 2D API components ( roScreen, roCompositor, roRegion, etc.) and several other BrightScript components allowing a full channel execution over an HTML5 Canvas, including emulation of the Roku remote control. The submission process is taking a while, but we are happy to report that the following core DLCs have now been added for use with RetroArch Steam: BlastEm Snes9x Desmume Nestopia Flycast PPSSPP Enjoy! This brings the core total up to 18.An emulator for the Roku BrightScript language that runs on Chromium based browsers and Electron applications. So we changed it Continue reading RetroArch Steam – 6 New Core DLCs added!
This would lead to many people’s existing overlay config files being broken due to the paths no longer working. The main reason for this was that the overlays had been changed in 1.9.13. This overwrites the current 1.9.13 build. Release summary Changes since version 3.5.2: RetroArch updated to 1.9.13.2Option to control the menu by all users is back New option for automatic frame delay (accessible via Settings → Latency, and also via Continue reading RetroArch 1.9.13 ninjafix releaseĪ ninjafix release was just pushed for RetroArch 1.9.13. New version of Lakka has been released! We are happy to announce the new and updated version of Lakka.
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