⚠️Important Release Candidate Information⚠️
This is a release candidate. Please expand this drop-down to read more about what this means before installing.
As a release candidate, this build is not yet considered a stable release, but is instead a build which could be promoted to a stable release if it is sufficiently tested with no major issues being discovered. Ideally, the release candidate period will last for 7 days, however if major issues are discovered, this will be extended to allow for additional testing with a corrected release candidate.
Despite its status as a pre-release build, users are encouraged to test this version to help us catch any newly introduced issues before the build is promoted to a full release. If you do observe such issues, please report them to us on GitHub so we can evaluate them.
If you are unwilling to tolerate potential minor issues, you may be better off waiting until a release candidate is promoted to a full release.
Users are advised to back up their Azahar user data directory before using a pre-release build.
This release candidate is an amendment to 2126.1-rc1. It addresses regressions discovered in the Android build.
For a more complete picture of what will be included in the final release, you can see the previous changelog here:
https://github.com/azahar-emu/azahar/releases/tag/2126.1-rc1
Azahar 2126.1-rc2 Changelog
Android
- Fixed a regression where using a fresh install of Azahar or resetting the on-screen controller overlay would result in the overlay layout being positioned partially off the edge of the screen for devices with a selfie camera. | @OpenSauce04 #2465
- Users affected by the aforementioned issue should reset their on-screen controller overlay layout using the side menu after updating. The issue will then be fixed.
- Fixed a regression where, when the "Expand to Cutout Area" setting was enabled, any touchscreen inputs to the virtual 3DS screen would be either horizontally or vertically offset for devices with a selfie camera. | @OpenSauce04 #2469
- Slightly adjusted the positioning of the face buttons in the default portrait layout for the on-screen controller overlay for better ergonomics. | @OpenSauce04 #2468