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Tsik thank you did not know that I could drag and drop it and then designate what the image was for. Worked perfectly. Going to need to do a little work to make the image look like the rest.

The file name I used is: 3-D Asteroids-01.png The other games that I have artwork for do properly show the 3D Box art.

I noticed that not all artwork is always available to download through the system. I decided to try creating a 3D box art on a whim (my first attempt) for the Atari 7800 platform (randomly selected) but do not know which folder I need to copy it to, and how to get launchbox to be able to see it when the game is selected. I've attached the image as well as the name I thought should be used. I tried both these locations C:\......\......\LaunchBox\Images\Atari 7800\Box - 3D C:\......\......\LaunchBox\Images\Atari 7800\Box - Front then refreshing (F5) but still nothing displayed. Can someone please point me int he right direction Thank you

Maybe this will help?

I am officially out of room I have a NAS that is networked but not dedicated to "games" (multi use). Being my cabinet is WiFi, the NAS can at times be "slow" when playing newer titles vs the 80s stuff. What I am looking for is what others might be doing that have larger collections? I see the need currently for about 80TB to store everything I have in a centralized location. Should I just put a NAS in the cabinet with a switch and run it on 10gb? A DAS with USB C? Maybe ditch the PC and run a VM on a NAS with HDMI out? Hoping to get input from others that have been down this rabbit hole already...

I have an interesting problem with how the system saves high scores and I think it has only become a recent issue. So far, I have only noticed this on the DK3 game. When launching the game LEDBlinky correctly calls out everything including the correct high score of the game. However, the game itself does not display the actual high score that is being called out. Any ideas on where the disconnect is?

Same here. Running the paid version. Zero issues. However, can be a little tricky at first to configure...

I am using an Ultimarc Ultimate I/O. If you are looking for the buttons to light up for each game accordingly and even announce their function, you will need LEDBlinky. The board itself does not handle this function.

While I am not sure myself maybe one of these threads can help. mame configure spinner site:forums.launchbox-app.com - Google Search

I'm sure to get some flack due to the Arcade1Up cabinet but wanted to share my build for others that are on a lesser budget, want to do it in stages but have the option to upgrade while still keeping most of your hardware investment. I still have a few things left to do (coin doors, 20" monitor)... Current Build: Dell PC running LB, LEDBlinky, various emulators Custom Control Deck Ultimarc: Ultimate I/O, (2) U360 w/stiffer springs, longer shafts, and servo motors, Gold Leaf buttons Groovey Game Gear: TurboTwist2, heavier knob, 7-inch steering wheel Dedicated power supply, LED lights in cabinet, various other stuff...

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Network Engineer/Director so did all the basics. Figured it out though. Was a device in the Device Manager that had a triangle with an explanation point. I deleted it, rescanned for hardware changes, rebooted and poof all is working again. Thank you for taking the time to reply.

I finally had my cabinet fully configured for about 2 weeks and have been playing games every evening. Except today turn the system on and the Ultimarc Ultimate I/O is dead. None of the button's work, the Ultimarc Software says no board installed. Ultimarc support is out till Oct 31st. Seriously bummed...

Just thought it was interesting and not sure if it had been shared before...

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction. But except for the coin and player 1 buttons nothing else lights up indicating what buttons to use/are associated with any one game. I must be missing something...