Retro808

mGBA has an option to add the folder the roms are located in. Located under the "File" option in mGBA header menu. Set that and see if it helps. If it does not then share a few pics so we can see your setup. 1: In tools Manage emulators choose mGBA and edit. Share a pic of the Detail tab and the Associated Platforms tab. 2: Choose a GBA game and right click and edit it. Share a pic of the Launcher tab and the Emulation tab.

You can just import it like any rom file. If you have a utility to open the cbz and pdf files you can set that up as an emulator for the platform and link it to your comic platform name. Import the cbz or pdf for the comic into the platform you want it in. A platform will not show up until you import a file into it. Platform Categories though, will show up without and platform in it.

All mine are zipped, basically from a full Mame romset.

Directly in Demul the Sammy games run ok?

Did you set your path for your Atomiswave roms in Demul? If they are in a unique folder from Naomi and the others you have to set the path as well.

For Supermodel do your games run directly in the emulator? There is an option to set the rom path for Supermodel games. Did you set the path? Also on Demul I have both boxes checked. I was incorrect in my last post.

When you right click and edit a game there is an additional apps tab. You can launch an AHK on a per game basis there. Since you used xpadder I would also recommend Controller Companion. It is only $2.99 on Steam and works like xpadder. I know we have quite a few members and mods that use it with Launchbox.

For Supermodel the problem is you are pointing to the Supermodel-UI.exe you need to point to Supermodel.exe (there should be 2 exe files in your supermodel folder). For Sammy I do not see anything obviously wrong in your images. The command line parameter looks right. The only thing different in my set-up is I do not have the box checked for "Use file name only without file extension...". Although if you are able to run Naomi and the others with it checked than Sammy should work. Try unchecking it and see if it makes a different. Can you run the Sammy games directly in Demul?

Just keep in mind if you keep using that version then you likely will not be able to use the Pause feature with Mame.

It might be since that version of Mame is very old it is not working due to the new Pause feature Launchbox 9.8 has. A new piece was added to the default command line parameter in LB for Mame Try editing your Mame set-up in the 9.8 version of Launchbox. Go to Tools>Manage Emulators and edit your Mame option. In the first tab in the "Default Command Line Parameters" section try deleting "-keyboardprovider dinput" from that line. See if that works. If so, I would recommend updating your roms and mame to a more current version. As new features come to Launchbox you may find older versions of emulators not working nicely with Launchbox and you will have to find workarounds unless you update them.

I believe themes cannot pull custom field data natively. You would have to create a plugin that could pull data from custom fields to work in themes. At least I do not recall seeing Jason add this functionality to any recent release.

It is still there. Videos are a premium option for Launchbox and I beleive you also need a paid account to Emumovies to download within Launchbox.

Did you just add the SSD to the pc? Any chance maybe the drive letter for the external drive changed? If you did not move the roms and updated the emulator paths correctly in Launchbox I would think the path for the rom would still match and you have no issue. Right click and edit a game and verify the path is correct. If it is, reselect the path anyway just to be sure and test that game. If you run the game directly in the emulator does it work?

Should work or just Esc:: Send ^q

Are you running the nightly build or canary? Did you change any settings in Citra like the control HotKeys in the configuration? Is it just exiting to the GUI or also asking you to confirm exit? When you run a game through Launchbox and just hit Alt+F4 (or CTRL+Q) will it exit correctly?

Not sure. Works fine for me. Alt+F4 will close Citra. Try something simple like. Just tested and that works as well. Esc:: Send !{f4}

Put it in the Running AHK tab. Try this one. $Esc::WinClose, ahk_exe citra-qt.exe

It has been reported with some emulators. Mame I have seen reported a couple times. I do not think anything was resolved as it seems to be something not very many experience or are reporting. I justed tested Arcade64 and saw no issue. That being said I have not seen it with any Mame variant (standard Mame, MameUI, GroovyMame, or Arcade64). Are you using the new Startup themes released in the latest LaunchBox stable build?

This post has a playlist someone made for trackball games. I am not sure what is in it game wise as I did not download it.

@cataclysm67 I edited your post and removed the NeoGeo bios file. IP files such as roms and system bios should not be shared or linked to in forum posts.

Cool. Glad you got it sorted.

Just go to >Tools>Manage Emulators and edit Mame. You will see the default command line parameters box on the first tab. Delete -keyboardprovider dinput and test. If you are running a version that old that is likely the issue. The update added the paramenters -keyboardprovider dinput to the default command line. With old versions of Mame this will not work. Try removing it and see if things work again. If it does unfortunately you will either have to keep doing that work around or update your Mame and Roms. With new features being added to Launchbox I would recommend bringing your roms and emulators to more current states.

@TheNewClassics I responded in the AHK thread. See if that will help.

I just updated Citra and tested with current version of Launchbox and I can exit fine. I do use a different AHK though. Try this one, it is a cleaner way to close out of the emulator. $Esc:: SetTitleMatchMode, 2 WinWaitActive, Citra Send !{f4}

Use the following binding if you are storing the images in the \LaunchBox\Images\Platforms\[Platform Name]\Device folder. Here it is working in an edit of a Pause theme I was messing with. Source="{Binding Platform.DeviceImagePath}"