LuckyDay

Nothing on this? For those of you that have libraries with hundreds or thousands of games on a specific platform, when you're in Big Box, how do you organize them? Just use favorites and search?

Ahh, I see what you're saying. It's MAME's fault it is recognizing the other controllers. In that case, I'll leave Start/Select as the hotkeys for Bigbox (because other emulators won't have an issue with it), and I'll remap Coin/Start in MAME to the sticks. Since the sticks aren't used in MAME, that should solve the problem.

Thanks, not sure setting up the commands in MAME would help, the bigbox shortcuts would still be shared with the buttons mapped to MAME. What I've done for now as a workaround is set the R3 and L3 buttons as the exit buttons in Big Box. This solves the issue in MAME (these are never used in MAME), but could be a problem in other emulators that use those sticks where they may be pressed simultaneously.

I have an item to tack on to this, similar issue. I've set up the automation to make it so select/start exit the running emulator. What I'm running into is I use 4 Xbox controllers at the same time with friends. It seems as if one of us presses select, and one of us presses start (imagine the likely scenarios in MAME with credit/start buttons) it will treat them as being pressed at the same time and exit. Can I tell bigbox to only recognize the Xinput 0, and no other inputs for these commands?

I have my arcade roms imported into the platform "Arcade". This gives me a big old list of roms, easy to search, but not as easy to browse. I'd like to know if I can further organize it by the hardware it runs on. I understand I could add different platforms for each, but that requires picking out specific rom files (and their dependencies) from the roms folder I have and doing another import for each platform (plus setting up each 'Emulator' even though they would all use MAME). If I can add another filter field for example called 'hardware', I could just select them within Launchbox and batch change that field (easier because I can use criteria to find all of a certain hardware).

Cool. I'll work on it and see if there's anything I can figure out. I guess the problem would be that there is a lobby you have to navigate, so just opening a rom isn't really something you do with this program. Mouse emulation while in the lobby interface might work.

Bringing this topic back from the dead, interested to see if the user above had any luck getting this booting from Launchbox and the steps taken. Fightcade is an amazing program for anyone who wants to play MAME games multiplayer, would be great to be able to boot it from my machine.