[!WARNING]
Configuration format has changed and won't carry over from previous versions of Deecy.

[!WARNING]
Game folders (under ./userdata/) may have changed names from previous versions. You can manually copy your VMUs and saved states to the new folder if you wish to keep them, they are compatible.

Thanks @Immersion95 for the numerous bug reports!

Which version should I use?

x86_64_v2 to x86_64_v4 refers to the instruction set supported by the CPU.

Version | Target CPU | Note -------- | ------------ | ----- x86_64_v2 | Older | Use if other versions crash (Illegal instruction) x86_64_v3 | Standard | Most users should be able to run this one x86_64_v4 | Recent | Best performance for newer hardware (roughly 2017+ for Intel, 2022+ for AMD)

What's Changed

General

• Improved timing logic and optional frame limiter for a smoother framerate.
• Vibration Pack support.
• Improved support for 240p titles.
• Support for Zstd compressed hunks in CHD files.
• Better support for older CPUs. This needs more testers!

Rendering

• Experimental pipeline cache (Reduce pop-in due to shader compilation).
• Nearest-Neighbor scaling option.
• Texture filtering override setting.

UI

• Customizable shortcuts, keyboard or controllers.
• Improved controller settings.
• Expanded VMU configuration options.
• Auto cable setting will detect non-VGA compatible games and switch to the appropriate cable automatically.
• Basic screenshot functionality (F12 by default).
• More detailed performance overlay.

Lots of small tweaks and bug fixes, see the full list of commit for those.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Senryoku/Deecy/compare/v0.5.4...v0.6.0-rc