SiriusVI

Yes, this works, but having the option within the emulator would make the whole setup more independent. Still overall great progress for xbox emulation. Didn't know about it until a few days ago.

Hey this is great. It actually runs Conker Live & Reloaded. I've been dying to try this version out. There seems to be screen tearing, though. Is there any way to turn on vsync within Xemu? I cn't find anything in the settings, but maybe there is a way to edit the "xemu.ini"? Haven't found anything, yet, though.

Ahhh, I didn't know that. Yes that is most likely the issue. Thanks for your help, again! Worked fine, thx!

I just tried your suggestion, but it does not seem to work. I deleted every file in 3D box images for SNES and copied 742 images I downloaded into the folder. Then I refreshed the SNES library images. After that I audited the SNES library. So far so good, however, the results of the audit are incorrect. The audit shows only very few games with "0" 3D Box images, when in fact only 742 games of the 1785 in my collection actually have 3D Box images. I don't know what's wrong here. Any suggestions? EDIT: When I click to check on some of the images listed in the list above, many of them are not 3D box Images, but they are listed as such.

Oh that works? Will try that first thing tomorrow. Thank you!

But the Audit Tool doesn't allow me to then select all games that are missing 3d boxes and start downloading them, right? What I would like is having Launchbox showing me all snes games without 3d box images --> select all --> download 3d images for those games.

Hey everyone, I would like to use some of the 3d game box sets available here to keep some consistency with how my collection looks. However, for the games that are not included in the sets, I would still like to be able to download the 3d images that Launchbox might have in its database. I would also like to check for missing game media one platform at a time, because I have a very large collection of platforms and it takes ages to let Launchbox update the missing game media for the whole collection. So for example (SNES): 1. I delete every 3D Box (USA) set in the SNES images folder 2. I download a 3D Box set and extract it into the SNES images folder for 3D boxes. --> When I now go to games missing media 3D Boxes and look at the SNES platform, there are almost no games shown even though many are still missing 3D Boxes (Non USA Regions) So my question is: How can I get Launchbox to show me, which SNES games currently have no 3D Boxes?

I use an android app on my phone to switch my PC on. It's called "Wake on Lan" Very handy: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.uk.mrwebb.wakeonlan&hl=en&gl=US

I much prefer a Windows install anyway. Great news about the android version, though. I've checked out several frontends and there are none that compare to Launchbox, in my opinion.

Well, great! So Windows 10 it is. ?

I've been following the portable PC scene for a while now, but never bought one, because prices were too high and I was unsure about how well supported something like this would be. But I gotta say, this Steam Deck looks really great. My daily round trip commute is around 2.5 hours, which I spend listening to music or podcasts and playing my Nintendo Switch. Being able to play PC games during my commute does sound intriguing to me. Of course I would port over a trimmed version of my Launchbox collection as well. If Launchbox can't run on SteamOS, I think I'd buy a windows 10 key. However, I suspect that windows needs more power than SteamOS, so I guess there could be a performance hit if one installs windows 10 on the steam deck, right?

Has anything changed in the latest Beta? I took a break from curating my Launchbox Setup and when I switched it on today and tried the colorful theme again, everything worked much more smoothly. Apart from small lags, everything is snappy now. That's great.

I've merged it with my existing collection. It works fine. Just use the manual from your Exodos collection and follow the instructions. Obviously you have to substitute anything exodos related with scummvm related files and folders, but the import procedure is basically the same: run the setup bat file, copy all the images, music and manual folders into your Launchbox folder, copy the exo folder into your Launchbox folder, and then copy all the platform and playlist files into the correct folders in your data folder. If you managed to successfully integrate exodos, you shouldn't have any problem with scummvm. Good luck!

Hmm, I think I'm rattert wait until exo updates this collection like He did with exodos and exowin3x. Anyway, I'm sorry, but I cannot help you. I haven't looked at exoscummvm, yet.

Is exoscummvm even available? Last time I looked on exo's homepage, I couldn't find it ... Maybe you have to wait till exo releases an update?

Should be possible in theory. You just create custom platform categories. My C64 Dreams collection is nested in Computers (Category) --> Commodore 64 (Category) --> C64 Dreams (Category) --> Games (Platform) I don't know if there is a limit for how deep this can go, though.

I second this. Retroarch offers bezel support, but some systems (like dolphin) run better with standalone emulators, so I usually have to play GameCube games without bezels.

Tanks man, this is way easier than I thought. The tips for the emulator and Comic Utility Belt were especially helpful!

You could make multiple instances of the same platforms for different regions. This is what I would do if I'd import all versions of a game, e.g. in Super Nintendo. Create a custom Plattform Category named "Super Nintendo Entertainment System". Then make 4 different Super Nintendo Platforms: - "Super Nintendo Entertainment System - North America" - "Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Europe" - "Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Japan" - "Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Other" As for different Versions / revisions of games, I don't know about any working method to tell Launchbox to prioritize the latest version of a game when importing, and importing previous revisions or betas as additional applications. Would be great if you could just tell launchbox to do that.

You seem to have some duplicate folders in your collection, e.g. "Microsoft MSX 2" and "Microsoft MSX2" (without the space). How did you include different versions of games, such as hacks, languages and updates? Did you just import everything into the same platform or did you make different platforms for, say, hacks? What do you mean by "saves"? Does your BigBox really take 30 minutes to launch? That seems really impractical. Impressive collection anyway. I'm at about 200.000 games (Mainly because of flashpoint, otherwise I'd be just a little over 100.000). Most of my systems are a 1G1R set. My BigBox takes around 1 minute to launch (which I already find a bit much).

I have retroarch 1.9.2. I can access the menu pressing f1. Maybe check the retroarch.cfg file. There should be a line called: input_menu_toggle = "f1" If that's there then the only reason for why f1 isn't working for you (hat I can think of) is that you have to hold down the "FN" key on your keyboard while pressing f1 (if your keyboard is laid out that way".

Well, setting this up in retroarch is actually quite easy. Maybe Rocketlauncher is the problem? I can imagine Rocketlauncher somehow overweighting retroarch's settings? I would try testing this using just retroarch without using rocketlauncher to check if it's working.

Yes that's possible in retroarch. I don't know about Rocketlauncher. I've tried setting up Rocketlauncher a while back, but decided that I don't want to introduce another software that might cause problems. So I cannot tell you how to do it in rocketlauncher. In Retroarch, do the following: After launching a game go into the retroarch main menu and select video, then scaling. Go to aspect ratio and select "custom". Now change the values to move the screen around and fit it into the bezel. Afterwards make sure to navigate back to the menu of the currently running rom and select "save core override" if you want all games using the same retroarch core to fit the bezel like that. If you use the same core for different systems (e.g. Gameboy and Gameboy Color), you might want to use "content directory override". Your gameboy and gameboy color roms must be located in different directories for this to work.

It's an amazing plugin. Literally the only thing missing is some way to ONLY import games and skip all applications. Manually removing all the apps from these computer systems is a pain.

Yeah, well I'm a fan of weird stuff, too. And I get what you mean. The fact that someone spend time to think about and make some of this stuff is just mind-boggling. What goes through someone's head when designing this?!