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The Sega Model 3 UI (2026/02/08) has been released, enhancing the Supermodel Sega Model 3 arcade emulator. New features include setting a borderless display and adjusting resolution through a drop-down list. Users can now choose CrossHairStyle and a fixed refresh rate of 57.5246. The PowerPC frequency is adjustable, and an “ini” write button has been added. A “Step” display feature appears in the game list, using the Arial font. The UI changes include the reunification of video settings and removal of icons, alongside bug fixes for smoother operation. Download is available for the update.
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Sega Model 3 UI (2026/02/08) has been released. This is a straightforward UI for the Supermodel. Supermodel is a Sega Model 3 arcade emulator.
New features:
You can now set borderless mode.
A window will pop up allowing you to choose the display position.
Please click the 3-point button.
Resolution can now only be selected from a drop-down menu. Need a fix?
CrossHairStyle options are now available.
RefreshRate is now set at 57.5246. Need a fix?
PowerPC frequency can now be adjusted to 0.
0 means Auto
A Write ini button has been added.
The ini file will also be updated when you press ‘LoadRom’
A ‘Step’ display has been added to the Gamelist
Due to uncertainty regarding fonts, “Arial” has been selected as the default.
Sega Model 3 UI Changelog:
[ UI & Bug Fixes ]
Video Settings Reunited:
The Video tab items were momentarily split into two categories, but it didn’t feel right to keep them apart, so they’ve been reunited.
Goodbye to Icons:
The icons have vanished into the digital void. They are lost now. Say your farewells.
Silent Patches:
The transition to the PonMi tab created some issues, which I’ve quietly resolved. Everything should run smoothly now.
