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While nothing has changed with this tool in a while, there is some configuration steps involved to make it work. If you edit a platform, and go to the Folders tab, you'll need to make sure to point the Game folder to the path where you ROMs exist.

You always have the option to run an update manually overtop your current install, although you should not do this while LaunchBox is open. I'm wondering, if you can restart LaunchBox, are you still seeing issues?

This is something I've never heard of before. Although, I've never ran my entire setup on an unraid server. The fact that all your LaunchBox files were missing makes me feel it's some kind of outside process that happened, but unsure of what that could be. Sorry I couldn't be of more help, but glad you had a backup and can keep gaming.

Hi @Gashers, It's possible you are just seeing the clear logo in Big Box. In LaunchBox, right click and edit either Epic or Steam and check the images associated with it.

Hi @mp3deej. This sounds like you've somehow imported your video files as ROMs. To check this, edit one of the affected games and see what's in your ROM File field, located in the "Launching" section.

Hi @CaptPete. You can achieve this by using the Platform Categories filter. In LaunchBox, use the filter dropdown and make sure you are on Platform Categories. Then, right click an item in your list on the left side, choose Add > Category. Categories can contain metadata and media which will be used in Big Box when navigating through your Platform Categories filter. Use the Parents tab to position where you want it shown in your hierarchy. Then you can right click > Edit any of your platforms, go to their Parents Tab and position them where you want.

Here you go. The POC - babynebbia edition - 1.3.zip

Go to the system menu, scroll down until you see View Playlists. In LaunchBox, you can also add Playlists to the Platform or Platform Categories filter, which will then get reflected in Big Box.

While it's not happening on my builds, there are others that seem to be running into similar issues. I would make a post here:

I think you are right in that you already know the answer to this. Unfortunately, LaunchBox cannot get granular in this way, and does treat each game with the same name, for the same platform, as different versions of the same game.

While Big Box doesn't have a global font resize feature, it is possible to do this with custom themes. You'll probably want to dabble into a custom theme for yourself as you have a very specific aspect ratio. I would think the theme you are using looks compressed since it was designed for a 16:9 screen ratio.

While I don't have this issue with my build, one thing that LaunchBox does have is a MAME high score feature. It tries to disable cheats and such before launching the game. You can see if that's interfering by turning that feature off. Tools > Options > Integrations > MAME

While I don't fully understand what you are asking, I did notice that in your last screenshot you have a folder structure that won't work in LaunchBox or Big Box (looks like a folder structure that gets created from using the EmuMovies sync application). You'll want to grab the video files from inside your Video_MP4_HI_QUAL folder and move them to where you other video files are (Your Sony PlayStation 2 folder)

Adding 1 additional app version to a game won't trigger the badge, it requires 2. This is something we'd have to take a look at. For now, you can try this as a workaround: Make sure your HD pack has something in the "Version" field Add a second application, pointing to the regular Zelda ROM file and also put something in the "Version" field

It's tough to say, since it's not always entirely clear which view you are changing to. I do know that custom themes have the ability to block views that they do not use, but this is not always the case. I've never personally seen it miss certain views in its rotation before though, and I can definitely see the benefit in making it more apparent which view you are changing to, to help understand what's going on.

This usually points to third party software and services like sonic studio and nahimic. If you do have it installed, I'd look up how to safely remove them from your computer and disable the service.

Just a guess, but you may want to try and uncheck "Extract ROM archives before running" in your RetroArch emulator settings.

You can try and uncheck the option "Extract ROM archives before running" This is found in your RetroArch Emulator window.

Yes, LaunchBox has that ability. Drop your music file into: LaunchBox\Music\Background

Right. Forgot to mention that I made a change to the background image. You'll now need to place them into: LaunchBox\Themes\The POC - babynebbia edition\Images\Platforms\Fanart At least, I'm pretty sure that's the case. Let me know if that doesn't work.

Here you go: The POC - babynebbia edition - 1.2.zip

Ah, I see. Looks like they have created a square sized artwork based on game boxart. I could put game boxart there, but you have no guarantee that the part of the box will display the clear logo or not. Some will, and some won't, unless you customize the artwork for each one of your games.

The theme should cycle through your game background fanart. I would make sure you have some, or it will just display black in the background. It relies on a plugin to do this, so also make sure you unblocked the zip file before extracting it to your themes folder.

I didn't quite understand this point. Are you asking to replace the clear logo with the front of the game box, like this?

Hi @pressureworld. You'll want to delete all the games you imported using the MAME fullset importer and then re-import them using the Import > ROM files tool. You may also want to clean up your images folder (if you downloaded images), since you would have lots of them for games you don't actually have ( Located in LaunchBox\Images\[platform name]\ )