Swiss r2092 has been released, enhancing GameCube homebrew capabilities. Key updates include the ability to recenter steering wheels, renaming simulated memory size, recognizing analog trigger half-presses, and improving the [T-En] Collection and Redump databases. Users are prompted to adjust SD card adapter slots, and the application now prevents unnecessary network initiations at startup. Additional features include mapping X/Y Buttons to C Buttons, fixing MP3 track changes, and addressing a random crash in “Summoner: A Goddess Reborn.” The video mode display refresh rate has been added, alongside a reset of floating-point registers and several other optimizations.
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Swiss r2092 has been released. The ultimate tool for GameCube homebrew. Swiss is designed to be the premier utility for GameCube homebrew applications.
Swiss Changelog:
Recenter steering wheels as a fun feature.
Rename simulated memory size to simulated MRAM size.
Detect half-presses of analog triggers.
Update [T-En] Collection database.
Prompt to transfer SD Card Adapter from Slot A to Slot B.
Prevent disabling network initialization at startup if needed.
Update Redump database.
Map X/Y Buttons to C Buttons.
Fix track changing issue in MP3 player.
Adjust for libogc2 updates.
Display video mode refresh rate.
Fix random crashes in Summoner: A Goddess Reborn, based on Dolphin patch.
Clarify that auto force video mode is indeed progressive.
Reset floating-point registers.
Correct order of operations.
Update FatFs to R0.16-p2.
Revert certain video timing adjustments.
Enable DK Bongos game selection through clapping.
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