Please help testing upcoming openMSX release!

We're also thinking about removing the frameskip settings from Catapult and the OSD menu, as they're not really useful at all nowadays.

Which frameskip? maxframeskip? Minframeskip?

Note that if the host system can't cope, openMSX will already skip frames. With the maxframeskip setting you can limit it, at the cost of slower emulation.
The use case of minframeskip is not known to me... can someone think why it is useful?

The question is: from which value did you change the maxframeskip to 1 and what was the effect?

If the system is struggling, lowering the maxframeskip will force openMSX to render more frames, even if the emulation speed would drop below the requested setting (usually 100% of the normal speed).

I think minframeskip could be useful if you know your machine is indeed not capable of rendering all frames but you still want a steady framerate. For example not skipping frame 4, 8 and 10 with minframeskip on 0 but skipping 2, 4, 6 etc. That might prove to be a more pleasant experience.

@Grauw Can you try it again? We renamed the setting to fastforward and fixed some issues, like the ones you mentioned.
Same request for @ren (And I hope soon we will also have the Catapult updated to reflect these changes....)