SentaiBrad

My Wii is modded (working on modding my Xbox right now), and I am working on modding my WiiU right now. vWii can now play Gamecube games, just need the WiiU GameCube adapter. I also don't have a 2GB SD Card to start this. Smallest I have is 4GB.

PS4 controller. :P It's what I use. You need software called InputMapper for it to work, but the PC will think it's a 360 pad and will pretty much work with anything. I also have a RetroLink N64 controller for N64 as it's a bit unique. If you need help with the other systems don't forget about the tutorials on our channel!

Of course, no problem! We love helping out. You can create cue sheets for games that you need as well. CCD files should work too potentially. I have CCD files working for TurboGrafx CD.

Tested DirectX 12, x2.5 and x3 Internal Res, with Mario Sunshine and Rogue Squadron 2, solid 30 and 60 FPS mostly. A few drops for Sunshine when the camera swapped over fast, and RS2 actually runs! It loads, no graphical or audio screw ups. The game actually ran really well. I did get an actual error pop up, but the game kept running. I clicked yes to have Dolphin send the team reports when that stuff happens too, so hopefully it'll help em.

Take out the information for Disc 2 and create a new cue sheet. Create / fill in the info that copy and pasting doesn't create. Also like Derek said, Fullscreen should F and is configurable. I blanked on that.

Damn, the video menu may be the only way to switch it. Alt + F10 is generally also a full screen switcher.

The whole computer? Jason and I have been looking for old PC Hardware so we can stick Voodoo's in them for Windows 95 / 98 era games.

Alt + Enter should work for switching. For swapping discs, there are two ways. You can save state, load the new disc and save load, or you can use the RetroArch Disc Swapping buttons that you can set in the settings. You can also combine them as PBP files to save space and combine multiple discs in to one file. They can auto-switch (supposedly), and the disc swapping feature in RA works better this way too.

Yea, MSI makes solid GPU's. I am loving EVGA, but MSI would be my other go to.

Oh It was a NewEgg flash sale in the e-mail's w/ MIR. X_X Whoops. The cheapest 950 I see is also $140, so clearly I was wrong or I got screwed up with that sale e-mail.

Updated the main post with: https://www.launchbox-app.com/forum/big-box-custom-themes/theme-snes#p20772

Updated the mega thread with this forum post. I am glad you're back too!

Oh yea, if you're using integrated graphics that's going to cause some issues for the more powerful stuff irregardless. The CPU is doing two jobs instead of just 1. If you have the room in your case, I would grab a GTX950 or 960, I've seen them for about $120. If space is an issue they make half sized GTX950's as well. Obviously these aren't the best cards out there, but their price to performance is spectacular.

The best thing to do is set the image priorities for the Front Box art. That's the best way to help fill in the gaps.

If a DOS Game is not loading properly, it might be a config issue or you have the wrong exe or bat selected to launch the game with. If the game has a setup or install exe / bat you can try running that, but more than likely the wrong bat or exe file is selected to launch the game. I would try selecting a different one.

You should be able to install Dolphin to a new directory and everything carry over. I've updated from git build to git build dozens and dozens of times with the information carrying over.

This is in the right section? I just missed your post, sorry. I like the theme! That background is sexy.

Open BigBox, press Escape to open the the menu. Go to Options, then to the general category. On the right "Background Fade".

No, that's why it's the closest thing we have. :P I believe this has been requested previously too.

You can try View -> Arrange By -> LaunchBox Games Database ID. That might be the closest thing we have. Custom Filters might help too.

I could have sworn there was, but there are so many tickets and threads it's hard to remember where everything is.

Someone else made a thread about this same thing actually a while back. If I recall, they ended up disabling the Dolphin bar while they wanted to use RetroArch.

retrogamer said hundreds of hrs of work? oh man. its taking me forever to get my 50 mame roms all to my liking. im not about to download some massive mame rom set cuz itll take 6 mths to log it all in. no way jose! The only downside of this is that there may be various versions of the games out there that may not work properly, unless you got a set and pulled the game files out that you wanted.

LaunchBox is completely portable assuming you haven't changed the paths for your images to outside of the LB folder. We use relative pathing. So if this breaks then you need to do a bit of extra set up. All you need to do is copy and paste the LB folder, or back it up in the cloud, and if something happens make a new copy of your backup. As long as your games stay on the same drive and the same path too, everything should still work. If your games and emulators change drives for example, you'd need to open up the LaunchBox.xml with Notepad++ and use the Fine and Replace function for the drive letter.

Rename 1001 to 5001. That's what I tell in the tutorial and it worked for everyone who's done it.