neil9000

No idea, i guess it was, but no one uses this archaic emulator anyway.

Ill have a look in the morning, but ill say i have only ever used pokes on real hardware, i havent felt the need on a system where i can save state whenever i need.

Its not buggy, its the nature of wheels. There are other posts here on the forums, not for your exact wheel but for very similar ones. I even did a description with images on one, ill see if i can find it.

No ill leave it here in case others come looking, but here are a couple of links that may help you, its worth mentioning though that the bezel project is completely unrelated to Launchbox. Bezel Project! A custom bezel for every ROM! - Game Media - LaunchBox Community Forums (launchbox-app.com) GitHub - thebezelproject/BezelProject: The Bezel Project installer script

You will need to take the issue to the people maintaining the bezel product. Your frustration wont be eased by bringing it up on a completely unrelated forum.

The download section of the forums only allows downloading in packs if that is how they were uploaded, if a user uploaded the files singularly that is how they have to be downloaded.

Make sure you have unchecked this box when importing. That option will MASSIVELY slow down your imports.

The importer is working just fine and as intended. What romset version do you have? are you using the correct matching version of the official MAME emulator? What options are you specifying on the dedicated MAME only page of the import wizard, region/skipping any clones ect? You cant use that option for MAME, MAME is a completely different beast to other systems, thats why it has its own dedicated fullset importer with a differen process and a whole page of options exclusive to to the MAME importer. That is a option in the wizard, you need to uncheck it if you dont want those. You HAVE to import against the standalone build of MAME, you can use Retroarch later to actually run the games (not that there is any reason at all to actually do so, but i digress) but the actual import REQUIRES you use the official standalone version of MAME, this is because we pull the working games list from the emulator itself. This is why the emulator HAS to match your romset version otherwise that gamelist will not be correct. It is clearly stated in the MAME fullset importer that MAME itself is required for the import.

The error tells you exactly what the issue is and what to do to fix it.

1) No, steam banners are for steam and we pull them directly from steam itself when you import your Steam games. There is another image type of just "Banners" that are used for other systems, but coverage is patchy at best. Games from back in the day simply didnt usually have any artwork in those dimensions. 2) No, image size is based on image resolution. 3) No, thats a all or nothing slider. Premium. 1) Everything carries over, it is a different .exe, but the same data files and images are used. 3) I dont believe any themes like that exist or if what you want is actually possible, that would be a question for one of our users who are familiar with the theming engine, if it is possible it would need to be created from scratch though im guessing. "i'll be back for breakfast" ?

Yeah there are no issues, as mentioned previously.

Gonna be a while, but im seeing no issues here, Im currently replacing all N64 data just to show its working with zero issues.

Re-reading it, it sounds like you have the wrond view selected for that platform. You need "remember seperate views for different platforms" option on. Then a button/key to switch views on the fly, go to that platforms view and use that button to cycle to the view you want.

Can you provide some images, it makes it so much easier for users to understand the question when they can visualize it. Thanks.

Turn off the notification in options/sound. That option has been there for years though, so got turned on somehow.

Banner is for any system that can have images that shape that are not a arcade system, Steam is a good example of this as it uses steam banners, but there are banners for most systems on our database/forums created by other people. @Mr. RetroLust should of promoted his own file, it can be used to create your own banners with the community theme creator. Marquee Generator template for Community Theme Creator - Game Marquee Images - LaunchBox Community Forums (launchbox-app.com)

No, it takes as long as it takes. Also the point of having Launchbox/Bigbox is that your library is there, there is no point at all of scanning in Retroarch itself.

You need to switch the view to the one you want, either through the options, or by setting a button/key to "switch view" and change it on the fly.

Teknoparrot is quite different to other emulators though and patched dll's are used often to trick games into thinking they are running on the correct hardware they were coded for. So i wouldnt be surprised if something changed and maybe teknoparrot needs exclusive access to the GPU, and isnt getting that when a fullscreen app like Bigbox is running? Whereas its fine from Launchbox as a windowed app. Just a uneducated theory.

There are a couple of threads on the forums here about emumovies being down via there API, it was fixed a couple of days ago and should be working fine now. Also password resets were sent out to everyone about a week ago, so if you havent changed your password that could be the issue.

Versions would be a good idea, if you dont mind. Launchbox as well as Epic. The login did make a change in Launchbox 11.11, are you actually running current?

This is weird, cause im on the insider builds of Windows so way ahead of most users, and i have no issues at all with Launchbox/Bigbox, so i suspect its not Windows itself and maybe a currently used dependency maybe, or simply antivirus issues.

What options are you choosing when updating? Obviously if you choose the middle default option of "dont overwrite existing metadata or images" that wont update the metadata, you need to choose the overwrite option. Are you doing so and thats not working?

For lightgun games your display is more important, old school lightgun games worked with CRT displays, but im guessing you will be using a more modern flat screen, if thats the case no lightgun from that era will actually work with the display. So you may want to look into the displays and guns needed to actually get this to work first, to see whether its gonna be worth the investment.