Very better than windows

[jioc0]

I'm compiling super model 0.2a for ubuntu and I am very surprised by the speed of Virtua Striker 2, the gameplay it's similar to reality.

Thank you very much for this emulator.

[Bart]

That's great to hear! You're welcome! Glad you are enjoying it.

[jioc0]

I make a video with gameplay on ubuntu 11.10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Te2BSOe5WA

Cheer.

[Bart]

Very good! But if you look at the timer, you will see that it is about 1.5X too slow still. The emulator is running at full speed (60 FPS) but the game's internal timing is incorrect. Hopefully that will be solved one day.

[jioc0]

Very good! But if you look at the timer, you will see that it is about 1.5X too slow still. The emulator is running at full speed (60 FPS) but the game's internal timing is incorrect. Hopefully that will be solved one day.

Yes, i know but it's not big problem for me and gameplay.

[recdre]

where to place the roms to emulate with SuperModel 3?
example: / home/user/Supermodel_0.2a_Src/bin? or where?

[Bart]

Did you compile the source code first? You should not mix the source code directory and the final, compiled output. The Supermodel binary should customarily be placed at the base of your Supermodel directory along with Config/, NVRAM/, and Saves/. You can place ROMs wherever you'd like, either in the same directory as the Supermodel binary or in some specially-designated directory. I personally keep them in roms/. Then I type, for example, 'supermodel roms/scud.zip' to play Scud Race.

[recdre]

already compile right now nothing more remains for me to load the roms with the command. / Supermodel Namerom.zip and I get the following:
Error: Could not open 'vs2.zip'.
Error: Failed to load ROM set.

I can do here?

[Bart]

That's because the ROM is not there. Read what I wrote carefully. bin/ is just where the build process sticks finished binaries. You should move them to the main Supermodel directory and place your ROMs there as well.

[recdre]

ok and where the home directory ?