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  1. thanks for the info. That makes sense then why i wasnt able to find it.
  2. Hello People Wondering if anyone has found files for Super Street Fighter 4 on MAME? I know 5 is on steam. Google and archive.org arent providing a whole lot of options. Can any of you give me some hints as to where to go to find the rom files? T
  3. yeah she plays really well. played with my kids last night and had a blast playing MK and street fighter games.
  4. Hello, thought I'd post my nearly complete bigbox build. The goal of this build was to have a 4 player system with everything in the box and only 2 ports for the outside (HDMI and power). A fun system for the family and friends. My work was recycling a bunch of these awesome spec'd small form factor machines. They have an i5 (I believe 4570) processor, 16gb ram, onboard video, msata 500gb SSD, on a ASRock industrial board. The outside case is part of the cpu heatsink which I thought was pretty sweet. I got the buttons and joys on Amazon, not sure if they are authentic sanwa joysticks but they look like sanwa JLF joys and the clear 4/8 way actually says sanwa on it. I hardwired the computers powersupply to a power receptical and hdmi to a female to female coupler. So it's nice and clean. Some mdf, hinges, and fun labor later and she's near complete. Just waiting on the T moulding for around the top and bottom. My buddy works for a print shop and printed the graphic. All in all I think I'm only into this project for about 200 including the parts and launchbox lifetime license.
  5. Hmm i do have something to try, Perhaps ill use a hold action in controller automation for the close window, (which would be nice anyway.) set to that one. and perhaps that would solve my issue.
  6. Hey All, Hopefully this is a nice quick thing im missing. I have a console build i am creating that has 4 players with Sanwa Joysticks and generic buttons, that feed into 4 usb controllers which are then plugged into the computer. Mapping has been really easy with one caveat. When i got the buttons and joysticks i wanted to do a quick temporary setup with 2 controllers to see how everything was going to be laid out and everything works and iron out the kinks. When i plugged in the buttons into the boards there is 12 ports available for use per board for buttons plus auto turbo clear and mode (these only have 2 pins), the action buttons used ports 1-8 on each of the 2 buttons. Then port 10 and 11 on board 1 i put in the coin and start, on port 12 i did the "Exit" (close window) button. On Board 2, i did all the same except for the coin and player button i put on port 11 and 12. Heres where the problem lies within launchbox. Within launch box when you go into the key mappings to set the exit button (close active window) it maps to "Key 10" (for instance). Key 10 is a generalized button which makes sense if you have something like an xbox controller that either controller should have a dedicated button. However, on a button and joystick setup, this would mean that any button i map within launchbox (bigbox) would effectively null out any of the other 3 boards because of the generalized "key 10" . Within MAME when you press the button it would say something like "Joy 1 Button 10" which is a specific mapping. The problem that caused me to find this out was that when i went to press player 2 coin, it would exit the game. So to get around it i just unplugged port 12 on the second board and chose a different slot. Anyone had issues with this? Im not sure how much this is going to effect my final setup as i plan on having 3 generalized buttons (Close WIndow (for exiting game), Tab (for bringing up mame window), and delete (for a mistyped keymapping and needing to clear it)) Thanks for the help. Tom
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