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If you are mapping in the "Controller Mapping" page you just hit both buttons together. For example (the button numbers here are just random and may not be your specific buttons) It will reflect as: Close Active Window Button 8+Button 7

These are the only current android themes. If you dowloaded themes. Windows BB themes are not compatible on Android. https://forums.launchbox-app.com/files/category/36-custom-themes/

Yeah, just make a playlist. That's the purpose of that feature.

No worries. Glad you got sorted.

https://forums.launchbox-app.com/topic/70158-platform-images-distorted/#comment-422857

Just add them like any other rom. You are not locked into only the platforms listed in the drop-down list when you import. You can manually enter any platform name you want. When it asks what platform you are importing for just type in the name. Be sure you add that platform name to the emulator's Associated Platforms list that will launch the games.

There should not be a limit. Just ran a test and was able to copy 1,600, 4,500, and 10,500 lines from the audit tool into Excel. You mentioned messing with filters. What exact steps did you take to generate the audit list you are trying export?

Yes.

Using the standard xml and pointing to Tekno as the emulator do you use any AHK in the "Running AHK" tab within LB? If so what is the exact script?

Yes. You would have to edit the theme’s code for the view you are using and adjust the animation times.

There is not. However the best way to so support for our devs is purchasing a license.

I do not believe so as any update will revert it back to the packaged version in LB. VLC is already updated to the most current version 3.0.17.4 as of 12.15 so nothing to actually update.

Not sure exactly what you mean. Never used Hyperspin so cannot compare. What ever audio file is named “move” in your \Sounds folder is what sound will trigger when you move up/down or left/right in a wheel in BB.

It is likely because you have that "confirm to exit" on in the emulator you are using. LB/BB never ask you to confirm to exit, this is an emulator setting. So that step is likely the cause of the desktop showing. Go into your emulator and in the settings there look for an option to turn off the confirm to exit.

The audio files go in the \Launchbox\Sounds folder. These are only sounds that are made when moving around in LB. A sound for "back", "move", "select", and "startup".

In your Windows Task Manager check the Services tab and see if you have "Nahimic" running. This service has been known to cause graphical issues with BB. If it is there shut it down.

In the \Launchbox\Themes folder is a pdf that shows you all the related bindings a theme can use. Easiest thing to do is add a binding for the platform name to appear in the scrolling notes and metadata at the bottom of the Unified theme’s view. You could either add an additional text block to show or change one of the existing one’s binding to “ActiveGame.PlatformName”.

See me response in your other thread about this.

That would typically be dictated by how the theme creator coded the GameDetails view. If they created a custom view for the theme they can determine what is shown. If the theme creator did not create a custom view and that theme ends up using the BB default GameDetails then if you make sure in your BB settings you have the option to "Show Platform" tuned on the "Game Details" settings page it will show. I see you also posted this same question in the Unified theme thread so in reference to that the setting mentioned above will not help as that theme uses a custom GameDetails view. The only way to get it to show is to edit the code in that theme. Also I responded to that post in the Unified theme directing you here. Please refrain from posting the same question in multiple places. One post about an issue or question is sufficient.

Try selecting the option to "Force Import Duplicate" and see if that changes.

Yeah it has been noted a good bit. Oddly enough it is not affecting everyone. The script I posted works perfectly for me. In fact the version I have uses the $. Have about 5 builds throughout my home/office and they all use that script.

Something else is going on then and it is not solely related to the AHK script. The Process, Close may be working because it is a force shutdown (akin to using Force Close in Task Manager) and is not allowing the errors to show. My recommendation to use that version was as a general rule. Using the Process, Close is a force shutdown as mentioned and the more users spread that script in their settings eventually they will use it with an emulator that does save on shutdown (Higan was the example we first identified this with as it saves game save data when it closes. Can also affect Cemu). We have been trying to get users away from that but unfortunately new users keep passing that script along in posts.

Recommend anywhere you use the script below to get rid of it: It will prevent a program or emulator from saving data on exit. Use the below version instead. Esc:: { WinClose, ahk_exe {{{StartupEXE}}} }

In our downloads section there are a couple of Startup themes that will play system boot videos on game launch. Just download one and set is as your Startup theme.

The delayed response is more a result I do not spend all day on a computer or forums versus not knowing. I would confirm what Neil asks and also confirm you do no have more than one install of Retroarch and may be accidentally pointing to the wrong one in LB. This is something that occurs quite a bit. It is most likely the bin/cue issue.