JoeViking245

RetroArch will create a Log file in this situation if adding in the -v parameter. Even though it doesn't appear to launch. Looking closer at the partial debug log you shared, the missing file has to do with the assembly file System.Runtime. So, not related to launching the game. LaunchBox knows the games' file exists because of what's in the games Application Path. In fact, you'd get a popup message box [from LaunchBox] stating it doesn't exist if it didn't. Also, LB doesn't care about what's in the command line parameters, either correct for the emulator or otherwise. As long as the physical game file exists (except in the case of MAME) and the emulator application exists, it'll attempt to pass the parameters as shown to the emulator. The command line LaunchBox passes to the cmd line is [typically*] what's shown in my screenshots above under the Sample Command. RetroArch is unique in that you also need to figure in the core that is passed. i.e. add in -L cores/xxxx.dll *Also note that any parameters (if any) shown in the Associated Platforms section of the emulator for the specific Platform will take precedence over what's shown in the Details section. LaunchBox will always pass the result of %romfile% at the end the command line string, taking into account the checkboxes that are checked. The exception is if you manually insert %romfile% in the middle of your parameters. Then it won't [also] add it to the end.

I can't attest to what is or isn't in the log file. But I can tell you is that what's passed in place of the variable %romfile% directly depends on what's in the emulator settings. You can also either turn on Logs in RetroArch or pass -v to create a Log file. (\Retroarch\logs\retroarch.log) I understand this all in retrospect/hindsight. But may help in the future or someone else reading this sometime down the line.

Try: Edit MAME (in LaunchBox) and un-check "Attempt to hide console window on startup/shutdown".

Glad you like the new additions that you asked for. I will add your suggestion to the 'For Consideration' pile. But there's a really good chance it'll sit there a long time. In the meantime, you could check/un-check the Hide images you already have as a sort-of toggle.

These 2 pretty much counter each other out. Since TP ('for some games') launches another exe (the 'actual game') and then closes itself (the emulator LB initiated), all associated scripts for that emulator are also closed (abandoned / become un-available). I don't have workaround for this as I got rid of TP several years ago. But shared the above so you don't waste time looking for a script that works for those 'some games'.

Your 1st screenshot is showing (not showing) the games' Clear Logos. If a game doesn't have its Clear Log, plain text will be shown. If in LaunchBox, you recently added [more] game Clear Logos (or any other images for that matter), in BigBox you need to update the image cache. System Menu < Options < Image Cache - select 1 or more options Your 2nd screenshot if for Platform Videos.

I merged your post with the one you linked since they are directly related. The 2 command lines are synonymous. When you add the command-line parameters the OP suggests, %romfile% translates to <game ROM> "location of your bios" translates to <BIOS> "location of your sound bios" translates to [sound BIOS] LaunchBox will automatically replace %romfile% with the path to the games ROM file [as you have it set in the games Application Path]. For the BIOS file, you want to put the full path to the file, "in quotes". The sound BIOS is optional (but according to the documents, you need it if you want to hear something) as depicted by it [being in brackets]. Like the main BIOS file, you want to put the full path to the file "in quotes". Here's an example: %romfile% "D:\Games\Loopy Stuff\casloopyBIOSfile.zip" "D:\Games\Loopy Stuff\casloopySoundBIOSfile.zip"

Thanks again. Some done. Some ignored. Some extras (well, one). V1.2.0 New Feature: Window size/location and Image Zoom level are saved on close and used next time you open the plugin Improvement: Image Gallery can now zoom +/- using Ctrl+MouseWheel and also MouseWheel-scroll over the Zoom slider Right-Click NOT on an image inside the Gallery to reset zoom level New Feature: View images fullscreen. (Right-click image and select View Fullscreen) New Feature: Bulk. Can now select multiple games

Look in the Games Details panel on the right, just above the Information section.

Some things. But not all. You need to set the controller bindings separately in LaunchBox and BigBox. Respectively.

Before you indicated is said Nothing to Do. No Missing Playlists makes more sense. I just ran a test on v13.18 and v13.19 and it worked here to 'add the missing playlist'. Based on the actual message it gave to you, makes me wonder, if you switched to the Playlists view (left panel, change from Platform Category to Playlists), if it would appear there. And that for some reason it just didn't nest it under the platform. Maybe look there to see if there're 2 [similar] playlists (the 1 generated and the one you created). The one it generated for me looks like this.

I keep forgetting 'newer' encoders can also do XInput. The antiquated IPac-2 encoder on my cab can only do keyboard mode. But the cab at least does have the side flipper buttons.

Never tried it on the other 2, but you can [also] set XInput controls for Visual Pinball (VPX). Though, to me, it's weird playing it with a controller.