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Lordmonkus

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  1. I'd suggest starting with a fresh build and see if that works fine and then from there make changes one at a time til you find what causes the issue.
  2. I have never seen that issue and q quick Google search turns up nothing. Are you using stock out of the box settings or have you messed with the settings at all ?
  3. You can but you would have to mount the cue sheet into a virtual cd program such as Daemon Tools Lite and "re-rip" the disk using ImgBurn, this is a pain in the ass and if you do install Damon Tools be extremely careful and read each step of the installer to not accidentally install the ad-ware, plus there are issues with it and Windows 10 if you are using that. You can also convert to either a PBP file or a CHD file if you are using Retroarch to emulate the PS1. I know ePSXe supports PBP files but I don't think it supports CHD. These can be merged into a single PBP file. The other thing you can and should do for these is to create an m3u playlist file. To do this simply create a plain txt file in the same folder as the disk images then open the file in notepad and type in the name of the individual cue files on each line, then rename the file extension to .m3u instead of .txt. For example here is what my Final Fantasy VII m3u file looks like: Final Fantasy VII (USA) (Disc 1).cue Final Fantasy VII (USA) (Disc 2).cue Final Fantasy VII (USA) (Disc 3).cue
  4. Yeah unfortunately the X-Arcade sticks seem to be geared more towards use with Mame which is an absolute breeze to setup with it. Other emulators which expect a normal controller have a much easier time of things. I have an Tankstick as well but I have only set it up with Mame since I prefer a control pad for console emulation myself. I have passed this thread along to Jason so hopefully it's something he looks into soon and adds in a controller automation close emulator button combo like with regular controllers.
  5. No problem, I just wish I had a better solution for you and I wish Valve would stop breaking the API for whatever reason.
  6. Steam import is currently broken due to Valve breaking the API key again, Jason is working on a solution but unfortunately right now it's a decision between getting another API key for everyone like before and risking it being broken again or making it so individuals will have to get their own. He should hopefully have a decision made soon and implemented in an upcoming beta release.
  7. On the keyboard it's the Escape key which is not a key on the X-Arcade sticks if I remember correctly so the easiest way around that would be to use an AHK script in the Edit Emulator window > AHK Script tab. Here's one from the AHK Script thread specifically for the Tankstick; ~4 & 2:: Duration=0 Loop { Duration ++ If !GetKeyState("4","P") || !GetKeyState("2","P") Break If Duration > 2 { Process, Close, {{{StartupEXE}}} break } Sleep, 1000 } return I will pass this along to @Jason Carr though to see if he can put in something to help with this rather than an AHK script.
  8. The X-Arcade stick is recognized as a keyboard, go to the keyboard section and bind your stuff there.
  9. Check out @ETAPRIMEs Youtube channel, he does lots of videos on different hardware and shows some performance tests. Maybe you will find something on his channel that suits your needs and budget. https://www.youtube.com/user/Mretaprime/videos
  10. If you put it into fullscreen and then close it while running a game using Alt + F4 it will open again in the fullscreen mode, it re-opens in the last mode it was closed it. Because the key to fullscreen VBA-M is the Escape key it may conflict with Launchbox and its controller automation to close out your emulators. May I suggest switching over to mGBA since it is the much newer and better emulator ? https://mgba.io/ It's also receiving regular updates still.
  11. You don't need your roms and bios all in the same folder, you can add more than one path in the Config > Plugins and Paths window. It is a good idea though to setup multiple emulators in Launchbox (pointing to the same Demul install). You will need to set the appropriate command line parameters but depending on the system you are emulating there may be different check boxes in the Edit Emulator window. For example Dreamcast and Atomiswave emulation needs different settings. I am not sure what Naomi requires exactly since I don't have it setup.
  12. That looks like a missing file in Fist of the North Star rom so either your rom is incompatible with the version of Demul or your rom path is incorrectly set.
  13. It's been asked for but it's not something people seem terribly interested in but it is on the Small Things list:
  14. Unfortunately there is no quick way to do this at the moment, you will have to edit each platform and change the location paths for each image type.
  15. Are you sure you are pointing Launchbox to the actual emulator exe and not the installer ?
  16. Those were released for the PS2 and Saturn so you would need the appropriate emulator.
  17. I have never had hardware issues with AMD cards, my biggest personal gripe has always been their drivers. Sometimes they work fine and other times they suck.
  18. You can create your own categories and put any platform or playlist in any category you want.
  19. You can't right now, it's been asked for but didn't get many votes on the last poll so it won't be done anytime soon. You can put the platform in any category you like, right click and edit the platform and change it near the bottom. I think "\LaunchBox\Images\Playlists" but not sure, not something I worry about personally. Choose "Platform" instead of "Platform Category" from the drop down menu above the platforms. You can also change the category that playlists show in by right clicking the playlist on the left and editing it.
  20. That should work, I have never tried it though.
  21. lol, well like @DOS76 said, there really is no right or wrong way of doing it if it works, it's just a matter of how to deal with the issues such as this as they arise. Like I said, I like to keep systems separated if they are using a different emulator and the rom files are separated.
  22. I'm hesitant to say you did it wrong but I would say I would have done it differently and kept them separate unless they are using the same emulator.
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