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README.md

for everyone

this uses libmgba and the latest (as of writing) development build of SDL3 with webcam support, both as submodules.

git submodule update --init

for unixesques

cmake -B_build -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
cmake --build _build --config Release --parallel
_build/cgbwebcam gbcamera.gb # provide your own rom, of course

for windows

just point visual studio at the CMakeLists.txt, apparently that's a thing it supports now.

make sure you provide the gbcamera rom as argv[1].

for everyone again

when running, the inputs are

  • arrow keys = dpad
  • z = a
  • x = b
  • enter = start
  • backspace = select

in gbcamera, you can use backspace to open the settings for dither, flip, palette, etc..

(you can technically back out of the camera mode and access the rest of the gbcamera minigame stuff, but it'll be running unplayably fast since we try to run the emulated gb's much faster than realtime to keep up a decent framerate)