Crush

I want to display a playlist of my favorite games under Platforms (let's call it CrushFav). So i created a playlist matching all games marked as favorite. When i mark a game as Favorite the CrushFav playlist isn't automatically updated, i have to choose to Edit the playlist and then click OK for the changes to appear in CrushFav. Am i missing something or that is the way playlists currently update their contents?

Visual Pinball X... Get the latest 10.5 version here: https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?showtopic=39428 I have 163 VPX tables installed and everything is much better compared to Future Pinball: physics, looks, overall quality... Get latest VPX pinballs here: https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showcat=51&sort_order=desc&sort_key=file_updated&num=10

Here's my Settings.ini: Works fine with latest FreeCamMode and PinballArcade. I am using a Shortcut to play Gorgar: G:\Games\PinballArcade\FreeCamMod\TPAFreeCamMod.exe -table Gorgar

Got the same error with some games as wirtual82

Nice! How can i download the entire file at once, instead of each image separately?

You can use Autohotkey scripts which are already supported.

The Camera mode auto-updates itself when a new version comes out - probably the update server is not online at this time, so it can't update. When a new Pinball Arcade comes out, the mod also needs updating. I hope that they will fix/release the update soon...

You can also replace your full HD with a higher capacity HD. Use a program like Casper 10 to clone the entire HD to the new one and then replace it.

Use this AHK script in the Retroarch AutohotKey Scipt tab: #NoEnv MouseMove, 1920, 1200 Change 1920,1200 to the lower right coordinates of your screen depending on the resolution you use.

Try this: ; Exit 4Joy17:: SetKeyDelay, -1, 110 Process, Close, {{{StartupEXE}}} Return (4Joy17 = joystick no 4, button 17. You must change it to reflect your own joystick number and button, for example 1Joy2 = Joystick 1, button 2)

You may have problems with trackball games that require swift movement from bottom to top like the Golden Tee series. But if you don't play them, then no problem! I built a modular arcade controller system so i can combine different controls:

Then you will have to modify the script to execute when you press a joystick button. Here is mine: #NoEnv ; Exit 4Joy17:: SetKeyDelay, -1, 100 Send !{enter} Sendinput {Alt Down} Sendinput {F} Send {down 1} Sendinput {E} Sendinput {Alt Up} Return I don't want to force quit CEMU (Alt+F4) so i wrote the above script. It goes into windowed mode and quits CEMU through the File menu. The script is executed when i press button 17 on my 4th controller - you can use my script or add your own between 4Joy17 and Return above. Change 4Joy17 to your own preferred joystick/button.

Manually, but i don't import all roms, only the ones i like.

Nice! The only problem i see is the position of the trackball right above the spinner.

They add new games/clones with every new release at the end of each month... Your best option is to keep your roms updated - it is easier to maintain the set each month than to have to do it after a year or two.

I replaced both joysticks in my X-Arcade Tankstick with Ultrasticks 360 and the 2nd player button with a spinner. Ultrasticks give you access to 16 buttons per joystick - the 8th button acts as a "shift" key so it doubles the actions of the normal 8 buttons. I use this "shift" ability for secondary actions: menu, pause, exit, etc

You could try to restore the folder you had the installer before you delete it. But now all is fine it seems. Enjoy!

Try Right-click in the folder you had v7.7 -> Properties -> Restore Previous versions You may be lucky...

NOTE: The latest version of CP Wizard 2.60 released in February has a bug: when you create a label and change text size to 8 points, it is saved as 8,25 in the xml and the layout is messed up upon reloading! You can still fix the problem by manually editing the xml file. I already informed Headsoft about this...

It depends. I am using transparency plus drop shadows for a pseudo 3D view of the controller, but depending on the game/console the image may become overcrowded - especially with handhelds like DS which have "very busy" bezels.

NES screen when paused:

Make sure that in retroarch-core-options.cfg you have these settings: vice_Statusbar = "disabled" vice_Drive8Type = "1541" vice_DriveTrueEmulation = "enabled" vice_RetroJoy = "disabled" vice_Controller = "keyboard"

@The IVI Many thanks for the psd file! @zerohex You can try CPWizard with MAME. You draw your existing controller & button layout, you run CPWizard minimized and when in MAME with the game loaded you press "l" and the CPWizard displays it's own menu - the first option is to display your controller with the mappings for the currently loaded game... NOTE: You must set Output in mame.ini to "windows", else it will not work. I added the button to switch overlays in my Retroarch AHK script which pauses the game: ; Pause & Display Controller 4Joy20:: SetKeyDelay, -1, 110 Send {~} Send {p} Return I use the tilde to change overlays, so when i press the button to pause the game i also get the image of the controller.

Nice! Possible to share the .psd files using the PS4 controller? I'd like to do some modifications as i have my controller keys mapped to different positions.

If you use Retroarch, problem solved: Let's take for example Turbografx-16. I already created an overlay for this core to display a Bezel. All i had to do was to add another overlay with the image of the controller and define in the core config (mednafen_pce_fast_libretro.cfg) a key to switch to the next overlay by changing overlay_next=<key to switch overlay> Here's my overlay .cfg to display a Bezel/controller image: overlays = 2 overlay0_overlay = TurboGrafx16_Bezel.png overlay0_full_screen = true overlay0_descs = 0 overlay1_overlay = Turbografx-16_Controller.png overlay1_full_screen = true overlay1_descs = 0 MAME also has the ability to switch between multiple artwork, so i guess the same procedure will work for it too!