Simulate Frame Delay w/ Only Local Players #61
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This commit enables running GGPO w/ input delay when only local players are present. This essentially allows the client to simulate a ggpo instance with a specific frame delay setting. Example usage would be to simulate input delay for a fighting game training room.
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BUG #55
This commit enables running GGPO w/ input delay when only local players are present. This allows the client to simulate a ggpo instance with a specific frame delay setting with only local players. Example usage would be to simulate input delay for a fighting game training room.
@pond3r This is an implementation using your suggested work around, which seemed to improve local-only simulation needs without having to do the wrapper I mentioned in the bug report; Though I'm not sure if there should be additional configuration to enable / disable this feature, or if it's fine to simply do what I'm doing now.