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  1. There is not a setting in Launchbox to change this. You will likely need to create an Auto Hot Key script to change which keystrokes you have to hit to send "Esc" to exit the emulator.
  2. You can run MK GP DX through Tekno Parrot.
  3. Yes, you can delete them. Keep in mind I think that if you ever want to install DLC/patches you will need the pkg file so maybe back them up somewhere or keep the URL where you got them from stored.
  4. If you move the folder you can right click the platform and edit the image folders paths. It is time consuming as you have to do them 1 by 1. You may be able to go into the xaml and edit as well. Cannot remember been a while since I moved image folders. Video path I know is in the xaml. You could also create symlinks from the LB image folder to the new image folder.
  5. Nothing looks wrong there. What about pics I mentioned from an edit game? If you try using the other core to run the game from launchbox does it crash as well?
  6. If it runs directly in Retroarch and not through Launchbox you likely have a disconnet in your setup within LB. Can you post pics of your setup. A lot of times it helps us to see your settings In the edit emulators screen share pic of the Emulator Details tab and the Associated platforms tab. Then go to a game that will not play and edit it. Share pic of the Launcher tab and the Emulation tab.
  7. Go in Launchbox to Tools>Manage Emulators and choose Retroarch then edit. In the associated platforms tab there make sure you have all the platforms listed that will use Retroarch (The name listed in the Associated Plaforms tab must match the name as you have them called in Launchbox). Also make sure for each platform you have the correct core listed that you want to use.
  8. Click on one game then hit CTRL+A to select all and then right click and choose Refresh Selected images (or hit F5) and see if that helps. You may just need to refresh the image cache.
  9. Do you run Launchbox as admin as well? If you do it is typically recommended not to.
  10. It is known that the new startups do not work well with RocketLauncher. There are a couple threads out there, but here is one that may have a work around... look for mrcleen74's post. It does not specifically mention Dolphin with RL, but the step might be worth a try.
  11. Menu Options at the very top of the forum has the feature request.
  12. Can you clarify this? So if you uncheck the boxes in this image when you go into manage emulators and edit your Mame set-up you still see the startup/game over screen?
  13. In Launchbox go to Tools>Options and make sure you have options ticked in the Background Image priorities.
  14. Retro808

    Genre videos

    @Jeff Sundogak gave a lot of good advice just keep in mind using option 1 will only allow that theme the folders are for to show those videos. So if you switch themes you will no loger have videos if you have none in the main Launchbox video folders. So typically I would recommend placing videos in a main Launchbox folder. By doing that you ensure all themes can access the videos.
  15. What Launchbox theme are you using? If it is the default or Bad Old Monkey theme just click the image of the three lines in the upper left corner then choose "Cloud". If it is one of the LBPlex themes click the house.
  16. Just right click the playlist name and choose edit. You can change the video it is pointing to there.
  17. I have not messed with Future Pinball in a while but a quick Google search yielded this post.
  18. Zipped should not matter. All my SNES files are zipped and work fine. 1. Make sure you do not have any of the "Hide Games Missing...." options checked in Launchbox. You find them under "View" in the Launchbox menu.
  19. And some 2D if you prefer.
  20. Likewise with what @neil9000 posted. With cabinet support built into PBFX2 and PBFX3 you should not need a command line. That was the purpose behind what Zen Studios built into the cabinet support mode. FRom reading though there was on older version of Pinball FX2 that some had to use a command line with so that may be the difference.
  21. In BigBox settings under images there is a "Coverflow Image Quality" setting. Adjust it there.
  22. See my prior post. It is the cabinet logo on the bottom. Click it.
  23. Are you using Pinball FX 2 or Pinball FX 3?
  24. Inside Pinball FX directly. There will be a section for "Cabinet Support" to enter the code. In Pinball FX3 it looks like an image of a Pinball Cabinet in the top screen menu items. In PBFX2 look for the cabinet on the bottom of the screen.
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