Remember - this is emulating an arcade board and you might need to enter the test menu (Key '3' if you have not reconfigured controls, Key '1' then moves through menu items and '3' selects/actions) to reconfigure cabinet types or recalibrate some controls. In total then your instruction might be: supermodel daytona2.zip -fullscreen -res=1280,960 -quad-rendering In the start game instruction you can tell Supermodel to adjust the resolution by adding -res=1280,960 or 1440,1080 it's up to you how high you try and push it if your systenm can handle it, -fullscreen is pretty self explanatory Also add: -quad-rendering to make the Model 3 graphics rendering authentic. To start a game type: supermodel romname.zip The instruction to configure controllers is: s upermodel -config-inputs The emulator does come set up for X input controllers and keyboard encoders - but you will want to make a few changes - specificaly using trigger buttons for accelerating and rahing in driving games. Once you have pointed the command prompt to the correct folder all instructions to the emulator start: supermodel I copy and paste my ROMS directly in to the folder that has the supermodel.exe file, in my case the X64 folder

Most of us have multi core CPUs, so do use X64 version of the emulator

If you do have issues then consider having a look at my wider games hunting advice. I can't vouch for all of the ROMS as I have not tested them all - but the Internet Archive generally provides a good source for ROMS. You will obviously need some games, and there is a link below to Internet Archive which has the majority of the Roms for the Model 3 stored in their extensive archive. But the full fat Arcade version, emulated or not, is my preference. But I may come back to a UI in the future.Ī number of these games were ported in some form to the Sega Saturn/Dreamcast or PS2 - in some ways these are better optimised for Xinput controllers so if you are after a specific title you might want to consider which version to opt for. This emulator is operated via the Command Prompt (Don't panic - it's easy!), there are some unofficial (not developed by the emulator coders) UIs available, but I personally believe it is better to setup the emulator via the command prompt and then if you want a UI use LaunchBox (other arcade front ends are available). Supermodel Forum (You'll need to register - the latest version is found in the 'CatwalK' section.):

An out of date version can be found on their website - but your best bet is the forum to enjoy the best experience. For this tutorial I downloaded the current version (r803) from the Supermodel forum - which you will have to register for to access the appropriate link. For Model 3 emulation your best (perhaps only) bet is the Supermodel emulator.

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