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So I'm scaling back a bit, I need to get some work done (DIY things) around the house so I need to leave this little project for a while. Let me know if there's anything you want / need in the next week as after that I won't be logging in here for a few months. -
I'm not sure specifically how much you can upload, but it has to be in ZIP format. I've yet to have anything bounceback for being too big.
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I have 'Ultimate Doom' and 'Wolfenstein 3D Mods', attached. I also have a 'hacked' playlist. I'd love to get your media and I'm sure the rest of the community would too. Thanks for hanging onto the old stuff Wolfenstein 3d Mods.xml Ultimate Doom.xml
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There only seems to be 1 'working' emulator right now, https://sheepshaver.cebix.net/ but I can't get it working either... even inside BeOS. "SheepShaver Apple Pippin isn't a hardware profile SheepShaver emulates: SheepShaver emulates a generalized PPC Mac based on a beige PPC604 hardware profile, IIRC. It doesn't know about Pippin hardware. You can, however, run many Pippin CD software titles on Mac OS 7.5 if you read Japanese, as Pippin was based on the PPC Mac and designed to run a modified Mac OS 7.5, so the applications use the standard Mac toolbox. But you won't get the Pippin interface, or be able to use Pippin controllers, or games that depend on them. See this thread for more details.[1] MAME To emulate the Pippin, you need to use MAME, which has the only Pippin emulator available although it's not supported yet. Setting it up is rather complex, and you'll need the Pippin ROMs and CD images and the correct Pippin profile for the version of MAME you're using.[1]"
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There are 2 reasons I can't upload my entire Emulators folder... 1. - some of the emulators need to have their rom files inside their specific emulator folder, and 2. - it's over 200Gb. Sorry. I may be able to upload individual Emu folders tho.
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TBH i don't ever play these so I'm not sure how to auto-run the games... I found this tho - http://papicom.net/p6v/manual.html
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Retroarch PC6001'i desteklemiyor, PC6001V kullanın -https://emutopia.com/index.php?option=com_cobalt&task=files.download&tmpl=component&id=5377&fid=20&fidx=2&rid=526&return=aHR0cHM6Ly9lbXV0b3BpYS5jb20vaW5kZXgucGhwL2 VtdWxhdG9ycy9pdGVtLzM0Ni1uZWMtcGMtNjAwMS81MjYtcGM2MDAxdg%3D%3D
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I've decided not to use these for now, my system slows down too much with these added...
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Just added a few automated playlists if you need some. There's over 1600.
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A few automated child playlists I made today, over 1600. I'm debating whether or not to include these with my main build, I'm thinking it might be too much. Anyways, here they are, all zipped up if you want 'em. -
Auto Generated Playlists for the bigger systems, all zipped up View File A few automated child playlists I made today, over 1600. I'm debating whether or not to include these with my main build, I'm thinking it might be too much. Anyways, here they are, all zipped up if you want 'em. Submitter -McFly- Submitted 02/11/2024 Category Playlists
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I just updated my Sync'd collection - https://gamesdb.launchbox-app.com/collection/games?n=Mikieboyz
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Anyone looking for obscure systems? https://oldcomputers.net/
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I have some zipped files available here, check out Tic-80 has it's own emulator, https://wiki.recalbox.com/en/emulators/fantasy/tic-80/libretro-tic80 Uzebox uses https://uzebox.org/wiki/Emulator Quiz machines are MAME and several others.
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Just me, huh?
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I did go down that route at the beginning but it got messy quick. Most of my Windows Operating Systems are VMWare builds so I could open the VM and install / run games inside those if I chose to. as xevious1974 mentioned, exo is better.
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Thanks for the suggestions for more playlists, I'll use a bunch of these.
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correct, these are mapped to my own drives. If you want to use my .xml files you'll need to update them with your own.
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I use both symlinks and junctions, depending on weird admin things between internal and external drives. This has been a work in progress adding and changing drives, I don't change old settings unless something breaks. I may at some point go back and re-work a few but for now i'm leaving them as-is. Your lists will help if and when I decide to go back and change things for uniformity.
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Not all of the games have working emulators, if that's your goal. All I did to manage each platform was Google the best emulator for it and use it.
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Thanks for this. Many of these have differing locations due to symlinks, some emulators are in the 'games' directory due to the games and their emulators requiring special relationships, different but similar emulators are intentional due to some games working better with older / newer emulators, and more. Capitalizations and sub folders are of no interest to me as I keep adding more and I'm not changing individual games names. My '. xxx' platforms are intentionally named that way.
