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## Background
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Emulate the BBC Micro, a series of microcomputers designed and built by Acorn Computers Limited in the 1980s for the Computer Literacy Project of the BBC.
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Emulate the BBC Micro and Master, a series of microcomputers designed and built by Acorn Computers Limited in the 1980s for the Computer Literacy Project of the BBC.
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The b2-libretro core has been authored by:
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- If disk image name does not contain such indication, Shift key press will be simulated during boot to trigger autoboot function
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In case of multi-disk games, use the Disk Control menu to add the subsequent images and switch between them.
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For BBC Master games, set emulated machine type to Master, and close the core, then re-open again with the content.
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## Core options
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The b2 core has the following option(s) that can be tweaked from the core options menu.
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- Emulated machine
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-`B/Acorn 1770`
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-`B/Watford 1770 (DDB2)`
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-`B/Watford 1770 (DDB3)`
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-`B/Opus 1770`
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-`B/Opus CHALLENGER 256K`
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-`B/Opus CHALLENGER 512K`
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-`B+`
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-`B+128`
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-`B/Acorn 1770`
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-`B/Watford 1770 (DDB2)`
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-`B/Watford 1770 (DDB3)`
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-`B/Opus 1770`
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-`B/Opus CHALLENGER 256K`
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-`B/Opus CHALLENGER 512K`
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-`B+`
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-`B+128`
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-`Master 128 (MOS 3.20)`
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- Autoboot (on|off)
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- Keyboard assignments for each RetroPad button
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## Keyboard
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Keyboard layout of the BBC Micro:
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Keyboard layout of the BBC Master (BBC Micro is the same, apart from cursor key arrangement and the lack of keypad):
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Most mappings are straightforward positionally from an ISO UK keyboard:
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- Red: extra mapping
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- Dark grey: keys intentionally reserved for RetroArch / OS functions
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