Keys you bind in Preferences now work in games, and the Game Boy Color has its own controller picture.
What's New
- Game Boy Color controller picture — Preferences → Controls shows a Game Boy Color, at the same size as the Game Boy.
- Keyboard rows show their keys — A row you haven't changed shows the key the game uses for it instead of a dash.
- Bind keys to sticks — Analog stick and C-button rows can now be bound to keys.
- Keys follow your layout — In a game, a key matches the letter printed on it, so AZERTY and other layouts play with the keys Preferences shows.
What's Fixed
- Keyboard binds work in games — The game window ignored keys bound in Preferences → Controls and only used its fixed keys.
- Rebinding moves a button off its old key — The key a button used before is freed, and a key taken for another button stops pressing its old one.
- Holding a key while binding — Auto-repeat no longer binds the same key to the next rows.
- Dreamcast analog stick rows — Binds on them were ignored, for keyboards and controllers alike.