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Close LaunchBox, then navigate to \\LaunchBox\Data\ and delete the ImageQueue.xml file. Then restart LaunchBox. Deleting this file will stop the downloads from attempting to start again when you open LaunchBox

We have a video on our YT channel but it's quite a bit outdated. @JoeViking245 may be able to get you you an empty .sln file that you can start with. As long as you're familiar with Visual Studio getting the classes for the plugin DLL is pretty easy. All the names are fairly straightforward, but if you get that far and still need help feel free to ask on the forums and I'm sure I or one of the other plugin devs can get your questions answered.

Wrong language, but yeah the logic isn't hard. If you want it added to the app officially you would need to request a feature, and even then it may be a while before you see any traction on an item like that as it's a pretty niche use case. Would be faster just to ask a plugin dev if they'd consider making the plugin for you.

Problem you're stating and this thread don't read even close to the same. That thread is talking about not being able to run LaunchBox directly off an SD card formatted as external storage. You're talking about a new feature that was put in about a week ago which simply changes the ROM's application path folder from one folder to another (like the feature does in LB Windows)

No you cannot move the image cache. Yes you can copy LB to local before running as long as you have it setup correctly. LaunchBox is an entirely portable application and can be moved around anyway assuming your paths are all set up correctly (and the destination machine has the pre-reqs installed already)

Other then roughly estimating {Number of Games} x {Number of images} x {Size per Image} there is no real way in app to get that calculation. A plugin could potentially be built that scans media files based on selected games, but I don't know of any that does that currently.

I run LB Android on my Odin Pro with the SD card set as external storage and have never had permission issues. I just recently moved items from my SD external storage to internal storage and used the change ROM folder path and had no issues.

You can edit these in app one platform at a time by going to Tools > Manage > Manage Platforms, then selecting the platform and pressing Edit. Once the Edit Platform window opens go to the folders page and change them to where ever you wish. The data file this information is stored in is \\LaunchBox\Data\Platforms.xml. The data is stored in a <PlatformFolder> tag.

When updating your video drivers did you allow Windows to do it for you, or did you grab the drivers from the graphic card manufacturers website? I ask because the ones Windows applies are generally either generic drivers or really old compared to what is on their site. If you used Windows it may be worthwhile to check the manufacturers website.

You can edit your platform and change the media folders in the Edit Window. This needs to be done per platform as we don't have any global settings affecting this logic.

If you are running NVIDIA control panel make sure it's isn't forcing any weird sync settings on the app as well. These tend to more harm than good when running WPF applications like LaunchBox.

Am I missing something? How is an optional feature not on by default (and required to be configured via your device's settings) negatively impacting your ability to use the app the way you want?

Glad to hear, I would suggest now going into your settings and unchecking all 3 boxes as well as deleting any installations NEWER than the one you just installed or LaunchBox will attempt to update itself on startup with the newest installer.

You can turn off updates in options as Neil stated. You can also simply run the installer for the version you want to revert to (should be in your \\LaunchBox\Updates\ folder) on top of your current install and be able to revert to your previous version without any data loss.

In the view menu I'm going to assume you have a hide filter set. Go to View > Hide Games and make sure none of those items are checked and causing the games to be accidentally hidden.

Bit curious. You are posting in the Android forums, but AYANEO Pro runs on Windows. Did you purchase the wrong license or put the wrong license in the LaunchBox folder?

Never run an app as administrator that doesn't specifically tell you it needs it (and really wouldn't bother with apps that do). It will break things for many apps. In LaunchBox it breaks all relative pathing logic which is used heavily to load emulators and games. Also ensure when running the installer you are pointing to your \\LaunchBox folder and not \\LaunchBox\LaunchBox. When running the installer it should open the app up after. You can check the version in the about page. I find it pretty hard to imagine after running the installer that the app opens as a different version than the installer is for.

Filename has to match the file name used in the Bezel Project repository (or close to it) for us to be able assign it a bezel. You can check on the names they use by checking their GitHub page

What probably happened is you have the "Change View" binding filled in and some one changed from your standard Platform Wheel 3 view to Text List View. Use the binding to go back to the view you want and it should be back to normal. You could change the 4th item in the options screen you show to something else, then change it back to the value you have it at and I believe it should revert to what you're used to as well.

I deleted the duplicate. In the future if you make the mistake again you can delete your own posts as well.

Not sure I understand the question. A games platform is only used to determine what BezelProject repository to pull from. After that everything is driven by the ROMs file name.