dragon57

I'm running 2004 here with no issues, but 2004 does have issues on certain hardware combos. Having said that, if you update and notice any problems, just roll back to the previous release of Windows. Make a backup first!

Sweet! I have updated my files and uploaded them to the downloads section. They now match the version number of your release.

Did you try ALT + O?

Sounds like two issues. Sine it is showing the Cabal bezel by default, I would assume 'Save config on exit' is set to true in the main Retroarch config. I would edit the retroarch.cfg file manually when Retroarch isn't running to remove that reference. As far as no bezels not showing for N64 and NES, you need to manually verify two things. First, even though you have downloaded a no-intro set, you should manually verify the cfg files under ...\retroarch\config\<core name>\ match the exact names for your roms. Second, verify the <core name> that the cfg files are under match the core you are using for those games. A core name mismatch is the most likely issue.

I'm on 2004.

You have a PM.

My test was exiting AAE.exe directly via the ESC key. No issues here that way. Very strange.

Although there were some differences in the graphics section between your ini file and mine, I was able to change my settings to match yours and continue to have no issues. I am leaning toward a video driver issue with your AMD card and AAE. This would not be surprising since AAE is so old. I assume you have tried different video driver versions to see if any change the behavior?

No.

Very strange. I have AAE installed and configured here on both my Windows 10 machines (updated to the latest 2004 build) and don't have any problem exiting and not having the resolution go back to what it should. Perhaps someone with the problem show their AAE.ini file and I can see if I see any obvious difference which may contribute. Also, I am running Nvidia cards on both my machines. What video cards are in the machines with problems?

I thought about making the version the same as yours, but wasn't sure what would be more confusing to the user. I did make a note which version my set matched on your side. I'll start using your version #'s going forward. I also plan to keep things in sync as you go forward, so no worries there.

I just posted a companion art set with hitm4n's permission. Thank you so much for the continued additions to your art. Please don't clutter up this thread with questions about my files. Use the link below and the included comments section.

Vectrex 2D & 3D Cart, 3D Box art, companion to hitm4n's Front image set View File This is a companion art set for the "Vectrex 2D Front Cover Box Art - By Simon Quincey", aka hitm4n. His set can be found here. My art is named per his files, and is based on his art. V1.0 Initial release. Includes the latest 281 files from hitm4n's V1.3-1.4 update. Submitter dragon57 Submitted 06/01/2020 Category Game Box Art

That edit which has two cfg file references looks incorrect. As far as I know, you can only point to one cfg file in Retroarch's cfg files. That is probably something that needs to be addressed in the installer. I think the only way to do what you want is to have a horizontal.zip and vertical.zip in MAME's artwork folder. Inside those zips should be a default lay file that defines the default bezels (which are also in the zip files).

Have you tried using the Stella core in Retroarch? You should be able to remap the controller for each game, then save a game override file.

Holy moly! These are great! Thanks so much, sir!

It is possible you are experiencing a corruption in the xml file for those platforms. As a test, why don't you create another platform for NES or TG16 making sure to name it differently, but use the scrape as option to make sure items are imported correctly. If everything works after doing that, this would prove the theory. You could then delete the test platform as well as the original, then re-import. You could also run the platform xml files for these two platforms through an xml verify type app to see if any typical xml errors pop up.

There is a Steam logo in Viking's original Silver Ring Game_Computer_v.2.2 archive.

You only need to rename the cfg files found under ...\retroarch\config\<core name>. Do not edit the contents of the cfg files. As long as the name of the sub-directory matches the core name you are using, that should be it.

Vectrexians! Yes!

What emulator are you using? Should work with full MAME with its Software List files for ABC80 and the MAME bios files.

You realize the universe is working frantically to create more games so your effort will never be complete. ?