[Arcade - Vector Games]

Errors:
- Missing Quantum
- Should not include Space Fortress (Century, 1980)

[xtension emulator edition plus with Nestopia]

Found a solution.

The correct values for these D-pad settings are "up", "down", "left", and "right".

I was messing around on YouTube, and accidentally hit the joystick to the right and noticed that the video advanced 5 seconds -- which would only happen if the stick was sending a left arrow key.  (Not an "L" key, as that advances a full 10 seconds.)  So I put two and two together, and edited retroarch.cfg, searched for player1_up, and so forth, and replaced the values. 

Bingo, worked.

Now on to the fact that the SNES emulator isn't picking up even the default core configs. 

[xtension emulator edition plus with Nestopia]

Hey folks,

Background: Loving Launchbox so far, with the Xtension Emulator Edition Plus stick.  It reads as a keyboard, which is perfect, since my main application is MAME, and it worked out of the box. Within Launchbox, I have other emulators set up.  Most are configured as cores inside Retroarch.  One of those is Nestopia.

I've gone through the effort of entering all my player 1 controls into Retroarch, with no core loaded.  The joystick's associated keyboard keys are  numpad8, numpad5, etc.

When I load a NES game:
1) buttons are fine, including A, B, and Select -- apparently my global controller config is carried through for buttons!
2) ...but the player1 joystick doesn't respond

In retroarch, hitting F1, you get to a quick menu and the D-pad controls *do* reference the global Retroarch labels, i.e. D Pad Up for up, etc.  And when I navigate over to the global player 1 controls, it indeed shows D Pad up as "numpad8" -- which is exactly the keyboard key associated with pushing the keystick up.

Am I missing something basic?  Any ideas?

[Playlist visibility and editing]

Thanks!  Feature request submitted.

[Playlist visibility and editing]

2 hours ago, Lordmonkus said:

1. I would like to see this as well.

2. If your playlist is a manual one you can simply go into the playlist, find the game and right click and remove it from the playlist. If it was an auto-generated playlist using meta data then you can't.

For #2 - Thanks!
For #1 - Is there a suggested way to submit or upvote a feature request?

[Playlist visibility and editing]

Hi there!  Love the product, have bought the full version, running 8.7 on Windows 10.  Two questions on playlists.

1. Playlist visibility. How do I tell which playlists a game is in?  I would normally expect two things, and I'm not seeing either.
- to see the right-click context sub-menu for playlists to indicate this with a checkbox next to the playlists a title is in. 
- to see a field in the Edit panel for playlists

2. Removing a game from a playlist.  I've created an Favorites playlist.  I would like to remove a game from the playlist.  How do I do this today?

Thanks!