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He's talking about an arcade cabinet. He'd just wire his cabinets side buttons (if that's what he has) into the PACTO board. You can wire as many buttons as you want to the same pacto buttons. So, he could have a button from his arcade controls wired to X and also have a side button used for pinball wired to the same X port on the board just fine. I do this for physical coin slots as well. They are wired into the SELECT port along with the normal arcade select/coin buttons.

I still use an IPAC for keyboard and mouse/trackball/spinner. But vpinx uses xinput just fine for controls FYI. You just bind them in the options menu.

Oops. I meant that I recommend the PACTO xinput boards over old-school IPAC boards that typically require intermediary software to turn its (very old) dinput controls into xinput controls. The pacto board makes controls "just work" with today's emulators and regular PC games. I've had zero issues with it This is the one me and my friends use: https://pactotech.com/en-us/products/copy-of-pacto-tech-4000t-4-player-control-interface-for-arcade-cabinets-supports-xinput-protocol

Sorry, I've been busy. Try asking chatgpt how to write a regex to match the exact line you have in your config. Otherwise, if your displays won't ever be two digits again, just use the original script but update it once first, manually.

Glad you got it working. If you aren't using that line already (with {1,2}) then yeah, use it but modify the DISPLAY part to this just in case: '(DISPLAY\d{1,2}\s)'

Yeah so I'm not talking about files at all. Forget about that. In the output of the script on screen, you need to look at the blob of the ini it's going to write to a file later. You'll need to tell me if that looks right not. Check if the right display is in the right spot or not.

Oh, there's nothing to change in any files. There output you see if just temporally in memory. Does the output look right? Is the correct display where it should be in the output of the script? If this is confusing, let me know and I can share some pictures later.

You want to look at the first output of the ini file ( the Write-Output that was near primardisplay yhat you uncommented) and make the that the DISPLAYXX is set on the correct ini line. It's showing what it WOULD write to the ini file if you could (seems like yo can't right now). So it should be set correctly there. I think the line in the ini that should be chanhed us display 1 or main display. I can't remember off the top of my head. The second ini i suhhest to uncomment us literally just reading in the mame.ini file and showing you what it is, unedited. You can comment that back out for now since you know that's working.

Ok. Hopefully that works when he unlocks it. If it still doesn't, you'll want to check on that Write-Output uncomment above to confirm that the main display line is being updated before it even tries writing to mame.ini. This is not the same thing as the DISPLAY14 line you're seeing.

Is it correctly setting the display14, or whatever it is now, too? You'll see it printed via the first Write-Output I showed above.

It might be because you have two digits in your displayname. Try changing this: $content = $content -replace '(DISPLAY\d)',"$primarydisplay" To this: $content = $content -replace '(DISPLAY\d{1,2})',"$primarydisplay" And uncomment this out right below it (remove the #) to see if it worked: #Write-Output $content If that worked, then it should write it correctly to the mame.ini file. If that's not working then double check that it's reading in the mame file by uncommenting the Write-Output line here: #Read in mame.ini $content = Get-Content -Path 'E:\Launchbox\Emulators\MAME Lightgun\ini\mame.ini' #Write-Output $content

So strange that I created that almost a year ago and no one said anything. It seems to be getting attention in the past couple days, though. If you can't get it to work, post in that thread and I'll try to help!

I thought he was saying all he could find was a video marquee download.

There's nothing to find. When you import games into launchbox it downloads all of the art, including the marquees.

I never responded to this. The problem was using core provided instead of full as multiple people mentioned.

Thanks guys. I swear I looked for this earlier in the year and couldn't find it. Even after googling /facepalm.

I need to either opt out of the beta or figure out how to get the update pop-ups to go away. They're ruining my public arcade cabinet by asking random people to install it. Then if they hit yes, they are taken to the desktop and are asked for an admin password to install it. AND THEN.... if enough time passes by, it tries to install it itself and eventually crashes due to no user input. It breaks on something it need admin for.

Extreme Home Arcades gets custom batches of nice ones from China. They might be able to sell to you but they're over $1k. Otherwise, it's very difficult to find the perfect size for arcade cabinets.

If you look upwards one post above, you can see how I fixed it.

Awesome! So, I turned it into an executable so it could be run at windows startup. I type "shell:startup" into run and drop the executable in there. Otherwise... I thought there was an option or checkbox to make launchbox wait for the program to finish running before launching the game. If not, you could add a sleep timer to it as well. I believe that's on the startup script autohotkey section.

That's probably because it's a powershell script, needs to be have the .ps1 file extension, and needs to be ran by powershell. It's not a bat file that can be run by windows command line. I also think the very first directory at the top doesn't need the /Config part. It just needs to be pointed to the top level of the supermodel3 folder. If that doesn't do it... do you see all of those lines that start with Write-Output....? Those will show you if it's working correctly. Look at their output in the powershell command window after you run the script. Check that each step looks correct. Make sure to uncomment the final one at the bottom first, too. That will show you the entire ini file that's about to written. If that looks right and the gun lines look good, make sure that the file you're pointing to actually got written and matches that. Finally, did you also edit the registry to give your guns a name? Looks like you're using mouseGUN1 and 2 if so.

There wasn't a solution for doing the dynamic game mapping of buttons, no. But you can set all of the buttons to white with a custom animation. I cant remember how to do it exactly, but you set all of the buttons to white in the animation editor and it just reruns that single frame of white forever. Also, I highly recommend the IPAC boards if you're using xinput. It saves so much time and is less of a hassle than using an ipac board and mapping those to xinput via software.

Hey glad you found this. Try to follow it and let me know if you need help. You have to run it in powershell because AHK isn't a real scripting language. It just automates pushing keys. And yes, the config for lightgun games need to be set to raw input. I have two directories because of this. One for lightgun games and one for the others.

A more permanent fix can be found here:

A more permanent fix is here: