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suggestion: consider creating a pre-configured controllers package for 'Finalburn Neo' standalone. i think it is easy to make because could be only 1 configuration file per system. (some info: https://github.com/finalburnneo/FBNeo/wiki/dialog_inputs / https://neo-source.com/index.php?topic=3718.0 )

OFFtopic: If you like large pre-configuration projects... I have a suggestion: Overscan of NES games. Nes games almost always have small bugs in the corner of the screen, but it really varies from game to game, there is no fixed definition for everyone. and it would be cool to be able to download a pack with all the games already configured to play on Mesen (the best NES emulator). how it works: Mesen stores this info in simple .json text files in "GameConfig" folder, and for this file to work it just needs to have the same name as the Rom. so maybe it would be useful to have duplicate .json files with different rom pack names(like No-Intro, English Translation ROMs Collection by Chadmaster, etc)

you asked for resolutions, this package already configured for 1920x1080 would be good. I'm afraid of changing it to this in the txt and it might break something, like overscans.

Suggestion of upcoming projects for you: No-Invert Patches. here is a list of codes to "fix" the inverted aiming of Nintendo 64 games, since at the time it was not like today's standard: https://github.com/jombo23/N64-Tools/tree/master/Analog Controls Mod Perhaps the list is incomplete, and perhaps you would like to expand it. and if you are going to do it for other consoles, please remember to correct the inverted camera in Luigi Mansion 1 on gamecube. (I'm the one who commented on this "defect" in Luigi Mansion 1 on YouTube)

Would it be good if you changed the configuration in emulator.ini to leave the "FilterTilemaps" on by default to "1"? to make the letters on the screen less jagged, other emulators have this feature by default, like Supermodel and Demul. It makes the image more pleasant and similar to what we remember from the old days.

just one contribution: I don't know if I misunderstood, but I think I found a wrong line in your description: One part says that Widescreen is by default, and underneath it says that Wide scripts are optional and need to be placed in the folder. Maybe it's old text that needs to be removed from the description.

If you can and find it interesting, please offer a alternative download option that changes everything to Kilometer/hour, for regions familiar with this standard.