This is an experimental J2ME-emulator that let you play some old game fade for feature phones. It's still on a early stage of the development so it has compatibility problems. It's a perosonal project and was made only as experiment and for self-education, so it doesn't pretend to be better than other emulators and to have high level of compatibility.
- Anti-Aliasing (makes vector graphics smooth)
- Custom soundbanks
- Custom resolution (you can even strength the game to window size!)
- Unlimited frame rate
- Setting with command line arguments
- And more...
| Argument | Value format | Allowed values |
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--screen-clearing |
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--vector-anti-aliasing |
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--fps |
Integer |
Any positive value, -1 to set unlimited |
--scaling-mode |
String |
none, fit, change-resolution |
--resolution |
Integer (width) Integer (height) |
Any values is greater than 0 |
--interpolation |
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--touchscreen-support |
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--midlet |
String |
Legal path to the MIDlet |
--soundbank |
String |
Legal path to the soundbank (.sf2) |
- Java 17
- ~512 MB free RAM
- OpenGL 3.3
You need Java Development Kit 17 installed on your PC. Go to the root folder of the project (where is gradle script located) using terminal and run building by one of these command below. As a result of the assembly, the HangarEmulator-VERSION-all.jar file will appear in the build\libs directory, which includes all the necessary libraries, it's the builded Hangar Emulator.
Windows:
gradlew.bat shadowJar build
Linux:
./gradlew shadowJar build
| Name | Source |
|---|---|
| FlatLaf | Link (external resource) |
| ASM | Link (external resource) |
| LWJGL | Link (external resource) |
| JOML | Link |
Copyright 2022-2024 Wafer EX. Hangar Emulator is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the full license text.