neil9000

??? Do it in Retroarch, as @Headrush69 said.

As in the ones with versions or dates on them are for old stuff, as referenced in the core names. MAME is the core you want for you current set.

If you already have the 0.222 romset, just use that and use the "MAME" core in retroarch, thats not versioned because its updated every month.

Set fullscreen in the emulator.

OK i think the confusion here is "scan for missing media" is in Launchbox and not Bigbox, you need to be specific there as they are two different interfaces with different settings/options.

Most of the time you cant, its keyboard or controller, you cant use both at the same time as emulators require you to specify your controls and do not allow more than one button/key per input.

Just create a "user" folder in the yuzu folder and copy those contents of the appdata folder there.

Change the dropdown top left. You can then also put a platform name in the search bar, to filter the results.

You can not provide links to copyrighted materials here, so i have removed it. Linking to Roms or Bios files is a big no no here (or any frontend/emulator website to be honest).

Its the weekend, you work 24/7 do you? Give the man some time to himself at the weekends and im sure he will reply to your post once he is back at his PC on Monday.

Id just unzip all those games, you arent saving any space on roms that are that small in the first place. Then you can use the "content directory overrides" for settings and shaders.

I dont mean to sound a dick here, but you can hardly complain if a image was accepted by a database user, when you yourself didnt notice any issues originally and uploaded it to the database in the first place. Adding some information to the corrected image to reject the first one wont work either as the person accepting the original image likely wont of seen the second one with the message, so accepted it. A image with a small issue is better than no image at all at the end of the day. Submissions to the database need to be scrutinised by not only the moderators, but also the original uploader, as everyone involved in the process is human so oversights and mistakes can and will happen from time to time.

Cid makes his themes directly in Notepad++. This theme was released in 2017, years before the community theme creator was released.

Themes not originally created with the theme creator can not be imported to it. You already have all the files by downloading the theme.

Create a folder in your Launchbox/Videos folder called startup, and put your videos in there, a random one will play each time.

Sorry, i quoted the wrong image. The AHK exit goes in the running tab. EDIT: You shouldnt really be exiting any windows game in that manner though, should always use there own exit through there own menu.

Thats the wrong section, it should go in the running tab, the exit tab is for use on the Launchbox pause screen.

You need to download them. Tools/Download Platform/Playlist videos, or we have a ton via the forum download section. https://forums.launchbox-app.com/files/category/16-platform-theme-videos/

If your roms are not in the Launchbox/Games/name of system folder it wont find them as that is where it looks by default. You can change that under Tools/Manage platforms/Name of Platform/Folders tab/Games.

"What I meant is that those options during import always show regardless if what you are importing even HAS that media. Edit game it only shows items that are definitely available to you. Though I agree for this game it should show you items (and did for me)"

Unfortunately not, no.