dragon57

Those are generally easy to recreate if you have the source art. Which ones are you looking for? From which computer/console? If I have the source files, I'll whip them up for you.

Depending where you got the roms, there is usually two different rom sets offered. One is the normal Arcade roms in split, non-merged, or merged format. Second is normally the 'software list' roms which are the ones for computers, consoles, etc. This second set is what once was called MESS roms. MESS is now a part of MAME, so recent, full versions of MAME can run everything. I hope this isn't clear as mud. :) Are you sure you downloaded the correct rom pack?

The October Win10 update dropped on my dev machine. I did have strange Explorer issues, so many thanks for the quick beta.

Needing to use "Dinput" mode makes sense. You have to set MAME up the same way if you want to use AutoHotKey, or other key mapping apps with it. Glad you got it working. I hate having what seems to be one-off problems that no one can replicate.

Hmm, not sure what to tell you. I set up the latest build of Dolphin with a couple of games. After starting each one separately, I used Shift-F1 while in game to set a save state. I then used your original code above, but used F1 instead of F3, since I used the default key config. Everything works just fine here with the two games I used. Just a second or two after Dolphin goes full screen, the save state is loaded as I would expect.

Yes, a ton of Anti-Virus products is coming down hard on AutoHotKey and AutoIt scripts. I have to make exceptions all the time so my utilities will run. I try to get an AutoHotKey script working with Dolphin and report back.

You may need to increase the delay from 3000 to 5000, or even 6000. It depends on how fast the version of Dolphin you are using starts up the game and gets to a state where it can accept input.

I'm am running Windows 10. I am running the Windows default driver for my 3rd party 360 controller and the DS4Windows driver for my OEM Dual Shock 4 controller.

@fyrenthenimar , your last four requests have been posted.

Mattel Intellivision Silver Ring View File Template and Platform logo files are included in the archive. Submitter dragon57 Submitted 09/28/2018 Category Game Clear Logos  

Mattel Hyperscan Silver Ring View File Template and Platform logo files are included in the archive. Submitter dragon57 Submitted 09/28/2018 Category Game Clear Logos  

Hartung Game Master Silver Ring View File Template and Platform logo files are included in the archive. Submitter dragon57 Submitted 09/28/2018 Category Game Clear Logos  

Funtech Super Acan Silver Ring View File Template and platform logo files are included in the archive. Submitter dragon57 Submitted 09/28/2018 Category Game Clear Logos  

Looks like one of the revisions of CityHunter.

I also have been a RocketLauncher user pretty much forever. I still have it on my Hyperspin installation, and I had it integrated with LaunchBox, but last week I migrated the LaunchBox machine off RocketLauncher. As has been said, bezels/overlays are supported by MAME and Retroarch, the two emulators I use, so I don't need RocketLauncher for those. I also converted all the games that were in 7z archives to CHD format for those Retroarch cores that support the CHD format. That was the last reason to stay with Rocketlauncher, again, for the status bar. As for the two other emulators I use with no built-in way of having bezels, I have a custom Autohotkey routine that puts bezels on those as well, so RocketLauncher isn't needed for those either. If the next version of RocketLauncher ever gets released, I'll look at it, but it is doubtful I'll ever go back to it.

I've put these on my todo list.

Look in the Backups directory to see if a copy of the file you were editing is there. If so, try the latest one. If that one is also corrupt, continue to go back one version until you find one that gets things starting again.

Very nice, @Ateb, thanks for the code and explanation. Just fyi, I had planned on pulling parts of the original bezel update script from Github and creating my own version for my Windows machines. I had originally planned on keeping it to myself because I figured other official team members would eventually port it if demand was high enough. Also, since I have the Linux subsystem installed on all my Windows 10 machines or Cygwin on my Windows 7 machines, I thought about just porting direct RetroPie bash shell code to an equivalent bash script I could run on Windows. What do the people here think would be best? A true console batch file that does not require Cygwin and/or the Linux subsystem on Win10, or a direct port of the bash script to a Windows Retroarch installation?

@voicesinthedark Very interesting. I'll remove that app and do some tests later. I recall getting rid of that app on another Win 10 machine I have that is my Arcade dev box. It doesn't have any controller lag, now that I think of it.

I would like to add I also have random scrapes fail because of an ending like ", The" at the end of rom names, or anything that ends with a comma, then another word or two. This type of rom name has always been problematic with matching the LB DB and/or Emumovies. I even wrote a file renamer script along with my own audit program that shows me very granular results as to missing artwork, manuals, music and/or videos. Anything missing is almost always the difference in a rom beginning, or ending in "The". There are other random missing scrapes, but the one outlines here seems to be the most prevalent with my files. Finally, I also use No-intro files when possible, so loading the LB DB with those names would make me a very happy man. :)

I just purchased one of the new ACEPC Nucs, https://www.amazon.com/ACEPC-Processor-Computer-Ethernet-Dua-Band/dp/B07C1N3W8S I installed LB/BB on it a few nights ago and am almost finished configuring everything. The system came with Windows 10 Home and I don't have xpadder, but I am running a DualShock 4 using the DSWindows driver/setup to allow the DS4 to be seen as a 360 controller. I also have a 3rd party 360 clone controller that is natively seen in Windows 10 as a 360 controller. I have noticed some input lag with this system. I am currently trying to track down if the issue is related to the Intel graphics drivers, the TV I have it connected to, the resolution of Windows and the refresh rate settings in all the OS/apps, or something else. Finally, I am running LaunchBox 8.7 release version.