Styphelus

I'm having this same issue and even with the above settings, it only opens up the emulator, not the game.

The background image is really dark and barely visible. I can't seem to find a way to fix it.

Thanks but do I need to plug it to my PC or is the USB chord just to power the bar? Will it still work if I plug it to the wall through a USB adapter? I've seen some bars without the USB that are powered by batteries. My issue is that my PC is far away from my tv and I will need a very long USB cable.

I recently moved and now my computer is on the other side of the room from my TV. Does the dolphin bar still need to be connected to the computer's USB port or is the USB plug just used to power up the bar? I really don't want to run a long USB cable across the room. I don't have much experience with it since I only purchased it recently. What are my options?

I don't know why but I'm still getting crashes with this theme. It's by far my favorite but it constantly crashes when scrolling through systems or games.

Thanks for posting the files but when I load it with the latest Theme Editor, there are a lot of obsolete elements. Is there a specific version of the theme editor that needs to be used?

Will you also publish the theme editor files so we can make our own custom adjustments? This theme looks great.

I thought it was just me so I never mentioned anything. I've had several crashes with this theme as well. However my machine has 8GB of ram. It never crashed with other teams but with this one it seems a bit unstable. I even used the Theme Creator files, made same changed and exported the theme to lunchbox and I'm still experiencing some random crashes. Not sure what it is.

Does anyone have a Pinball Category logo for this theme that matches the other Category logos?

Mockup 1 is exactly what I'm looking for. If you find out how to do it, please post it.

I used this one @for /r /d %%x in (*) do @for %%y in (iso) do @ren "%%x\*.%%y" "%%~nxx.%%y" 2> NUL

Thanks! That worked.

I started converting but all my PS2 games are in 7z. The 7z files is are named properly, but inside them, the iso files are named something like Slus-8113.iso. Is there a way to batch extract the iso files and have them be renamed to the same name as the 7z file? Otherwise I have to extract each game one by one, rename the iso file and then convert to chd.

Will there be an alternate lighter version of this theme? I really like it but it's too dark.

Is this no longer available? Would you be able to re-upload it?

Finally got back to launchbox and updated Retroarch . My question is which N64 Core should I be using now. I can't find any up to date information. Even on youtube, info is over 6 months old. Mupen64Plus used to be the most compatible but it seems Parallei RDP has made some advances and is being recommended by some. Any recommendations?

This is true to an extent. I went back to using rocketlauncher because the rocketlaunch pause menu does work on 95% of PC games in full screen. If the guys from rocketlauncher were able to make it work, then there is a way. With Launchbox the games need to be set to borderless window mode and very few games support that.

Thanks a lot. Everything is working again.

So after doing some testing seems like it's games newly imported. The ones I had imported previously seem to be working. When i install a new game, I create a shortcut in H:\Roms\Microsoft Windows\Game Name (Release Year).ink So in H:\Roms\Microsoft Windows\ my shortcuts will be named: Ace Combat 7 (2019).ink, Beyond Blue (2020).ink, Assassin's Creed (2008).ink and so on. In Lunchbox I import a Rom file > Add files > select shortcut and then enable emulator RocketLauncher. Doing this helps keep all my rocketlauncher folders organized since they will all be named the same as the shortcut name. Otherwise they have to be named the same as the .exe file and things get messy. This method was working perfectly fine until the latest update. Now When i import a shortcut, the application path defaults to the exe file. Changing the application path manually to use the shortcut results in "The Rom file you specified does not exist". However, games imported previously still show the application path pointing at the shortcut .ink file and they are working. it's only affecting newly imported games.

Until now, the way I added PC games was via shortcuts in my Roms folder, adding the shortcut as my Launching application and enabling Emulation to use Rocketlauncher. This kept everything organized in Rocketlauncher (Fades, Backgrounds, Guides and so on) and was easy to change game path just by changing the shortcut if I moved the game to another drive. For example for the game Beyond Blue my path would be ..Roms\Microsoft Windows\Beyond Blue (2020).ink Now, after this latest update I can't do that anymore. Once I add the shortcut it takes me to the exe file E:\Games\Beyond Blue (2020)\BeyondBlue.exe Changing the path manually to the shortcut .ink file results in a Rom file does not exist error. Launchbox no longer recognizes the ink file and Rocketluancher does not start. This messes up with everything in rocketlaunher. Is there any way around this?

Not sure if you are aware but

There won't be any 4k assets any time soon. it would be a lot of work to re-so all assets in 4K. And that is provided we can even find nice scanned artwork in 4K. We have trouble just finding any assets at any resolution for certain games. Someone with a large complete collection of games would need to re-scan all covers and cartriges/cds at 4K, Then we would need to crop and clean 60,000 plus covers, cut out the clear logos and re-do all cartriges/cds/disks in 4K with a clear background. Just the work require to recut all those clear logos would take years, Even for new system it is difficult to find artwork in 4K. This is not just for lunchbox. It applies to any front end. The artwork in 4k simply doesn't exist.

Did you find a solution? I'm getting the same issue. I thought it was related to Rocketlauncher but it happens when I run emulator directly. This never happened before. Been using this thsi emulator for years without problems.

When you import your games, you will get to a screen that says "Would you like to specify any custom options?". Make sure you only select "Force Importing Duplicate Games". Otherwise Launchbox will either not import every game or it will group games with very similar names together. Lunchbox relies mostly on No-Intro sets. It does not have curated lists like Hyperspin. In Hyperspin you get all the north american releases, european exclusives and Japanese games that can be played without knowing Japanese (plus prototypes and unreleased games that are playable). That way you get the most amount of playable games without duplication. So if the same game from different regions has significant differences, it will be part of the hyperspin database twice is the tag (USA) or (EUR), but lunchbox will either think it's a duplicate or it will group them together into one game if you toggle anything else on that import screen. I still have my hyperspin installed just so I can manage my games and name my files properly. Launchbox is great but if you are used to hyperspin and having everything neatly organised, you may need to adjust. Like you, I keep PC Engine and Turbografx desperately. Just make sure PC engine is set to scrape Turbografx 16. If you have everything organized in hyperin, you just need to copy over all your artwork. Launchbox will recognize artwork that is named the same as your roms. If you need any help feel free to contact me.