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Elven-Dragon Mage
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@ruantec good to hear but since I am not a dev the source code is useless to me but hopefully those who do grab it can improve on the work you have done.
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Crazy GFX coder
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Basically you will be able to create widgets similar to those people have in there Android devices and just select the widget and add them in the screens available. That plugin/widget will extend @ES capabilities and add new posibilities to fix or add something that is missed without the need to re-compile everything again. @ES new core system offers interfaces to developers to create plugins for different areas and tasks without the need for them to be very advanced or have any coding skills at all as a tutorial should suffice. I made a test with a base plugin and i was able to get this non-emulator app to work perfectly: Basically all i did was change some text in the base plugin that normally grabs PCSX2 to target M.U.G.E.N instead. If i compile the plugin i get a widget that adds M.U.G.E.N support to @ES. Obviously there are different type of plugins where some are widgets and other are extensions that silently add capabilities to the core.
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