Sega Model 2 Emulator | EVERYTHING Pre Configured inc Controls. For PC, Controller, Mouse & Light guns. Test Menu's Configured. Analogue Inputs Calibrated. Free Play. All Games in English. 2 Player Mouse Support. No Screen Flash (2025)

So you know the drill with these releases. The intention is to take these awkward to set up emulators, and make them as plug and play as possible for those using a PC, controller, mouse and light guns.

Here is the follow up to the Supermodel project I completed a little while ago. The Model 2 setup was far more forgiving and didn't make me want to trash my computer. That's not to say there aren't some interesting and awkward things going on that needed some attention, however these were far more easy to fix.

As per usual many hours have been put into this project with much testing and in the case of getting 2 Player Mouse support, a lot of calibrating.

Instructions - Super Simples
-Download Model 2 Emulator
-Use MERGED ROMS. imma say it again MERGED ROMS.
-Download Pre Config File Folders On This Page (Make sure you select your correct input type)
-Place in Model 2 folder and replace any files.
-Widescreen scripts are being used as default. If you only want 4:3, replace the scrips with the 4:3 ones provided in Scripts Folder.
-DONE!!!!!

What this configuration will give you:

I cant tell you how awkward and difficult it was to get this to work. Due to RawInput being a must for 2 mice, the calibration doesn't scale into different resolutions. This means you can't calibrate it using the auto calibration (shooting targets) in its test menu, as it'll be inaccurate no matter how perfectly you shoot those calibration targets. You can't even calibrate at native resolution to make it 1 to 1 and then increase the resolution. Thankfully Virtua Cop 1 & 2 both have a manual adjustment feature meaning I could off set the adjustment to get PERFECT pin point accuracy. Behind Enemy Lines was awkward but not impossible to get accurate, as it doesn't display where your actual in game cursor position is on screen. Only X and Y coordinates are displayed, which was just enough info to get it accurate. Gunblade on the other hand gives you absolutely no on screen info at all when calibrating, it's as accurate as I can get it.

What is really weird is that some of these games are accurate out the box with RawInput off, but needed recalibrating when I enabled RawInput. But now if you turn off RawInput it is still accurate after calibrating for RawInput. That's great as switching between the two is seamless and retains accuracy. Best of both worlds, as having RawInput off for single player gives you more mouse sensitivity.

LUA scripts are included as standard to remove the screen flash that would happen every time you pull the trigger.
All the other Light Gun Games don't have screen flash by design so all of these shooters do not flash.

All controls have been pre configured for both players. I have also made images for the layout of every game. Controls were tested the most. I found some strange/broken controls that needed some thought. Sky Target has a broken up and down analogue input, however simply mapping this as a digital input to the left stick up and down is a perfect workaround. Desert Tank benefits from no analogue inputs also, I have got it to control exactly like the vehicles in Halo which is neat. Aside from that there are various racing games that have inverted pedals that needed the Invert option checked in the control calibration options.

This speaks for itself. All test menus adjusted to let these games play in English and in Free Play mode.

Network Board Not Present.....Done. Unlocking all game modes in Virtua Striker....Done. Calibrating analogue inputs in 'Volume Adjustment' (Yeah I thought it was to do with audio too) so controls are correct and use the entire travel of the analogue range so racing games aren't twitchy....Done. A whole bunch of tweaks from CRT modes giving better brightness to extending game times among a shed load of other crap that enhances the experience in some way.....Done.

Put these in the scripts folder and boom...proper widescreen no stretching. These work way way way way better than the temperamental widescreen option in the EMULATOR.INI file, which only works half the time depending on how your graphics are scaling etc etc etc etc. Just use the LUA scripts instead for better results and no headaches, I command it.
I love this feature, House of the Dead and Gunblade even allow you to shoot into the 16:9 space.

DOCUMENTATION / CHECKLIST. THIS HAS BEEN DONE FOR YOU