Retro808

No. You currently need Windows or Android.

Correct, BigBox themes are not useable in the Launchbox portion of our frontend. LB themes and BB themes are different.

There are different things going on here. 1. The Unified themes (all versions) for the area left of the text list or wheel list uses images stored in image folders within the theme for the background, the video border, and the platforms clear logo that would be at the top. So you would need to add custom images. The image would be named after the platform and then placed in the corresponding image type folder located in \Launchbox\Themes\Unified & Ultrawide\Images\Theme\[Image Type]\ 2. For any box art/cart art (in your case the magazine cover) that would normally display in the area between the video and the game list on the right once you have added those images to the correct LB image folders be sure to go into BB settings and refresh the image cache. Typically those image would be located in \Launchbox\Images\[Platform Name]\[Image Type]\ 3. The video within the frame you would need to add a custom video to the \Launchbox\Video\[Platform Name] folder.

If you are talking about in game play LB/BB has nothing to do with that. You set your in game controls in each emulator directly.

There could be a couple different issues depending on how you actually imported the games. When you did import the roms what emulator did you assign since you mentioned RA was not an option? Once imported the games will be attached to that emulator. So even though you changed the "Default" after the import it would not change it on the games already imported. Right click a game and edit it. Go to the Emulation tab and see what emulator is listed. Also, if using Retroach Mame core you need to make sure in the Manage Emulator screen for Retroarch the option on the Details tab for "Extract Rom Archive" is not checked as Mame roms need to stay zipped.

So what exactly do you need? You having issues with the emulator? Importing to LB?

For the auto rom import (Not the Storefront option) it is global. So you cannot turn on/off per platform.

Just standard rom file import. >Tools >Import >Rom Files. You can choose to "Add Folder" to select the folder all the rom files are in or "Add Files" to open the rom folder and select all the files. Then just follow the prompts. Xbox is about as standard an import as possible.

Save data is usually in the emulator folder. So it should not affect it. Also there were steps in my second post how to bulk edit each platform to correct the rom path. You have to do it platform by platform. Easy to do and is just a few clicks. That is the safest way to do it. You can manually edit the platform xml but you are susceptible to mistakes or corrupting the file.

Well if your roms are on the G drive then the issue is your are not actually pointing to the correct file. For example the Mario Sunshine image. It is pointing to an F drive. You need to correct the file path as I previously mentioned.

Is your rom drive and internal or external drive? Reason I ask is in your platform the games folder points to a G Drive and the actual game for Mario Sunshine is pointing to an F Drive. That's not so much an issue as for the game to run LB just needs to point to the correct folder/rom file. The folder the platform defaults to can actually be different. I am still also perplexed that you have all those platforms in your build but your \Data folder does has only 3 platform xml files. What drive is your LB installed to?

If those files are moved or deleted from that LB folder those platforms will not show up in your LB when you open. If they got moved to another folder it was not done by LB as that is the root folder LB uses for those files. Do you have 2 different builds of LB? Can you open LB and post a pic of LB interface (make sure it show the whole screen). Also right click on the Gamecube platform and edit it. Then show a pic of the Folders tab. Then pick a Gamecube game and right click on it and edit. Show a pic of the Metadata tab and the Launching tab.

Something is odd here. In an earlier post you said the issue occurs with Gamecube, Xbox, and PS2. However, in that image you do not have a Gamecube.xml nor an Xbox.xml file showing. That \Data\Platforms folder should contain xml files for all platforms you imported games into LB.

Did you recently update LB at all? Are your games on a drive on the pc or a network (NAS drive)? Can you confirm if what I mentioned is the case? Also can you open your \Launchbox\Data\Platform folder and share a pic of the contents of that folder?

When a game gives you that warning right click the game in LB and edit it. Go to the Launching tab and confirm the path listed there is indeed the path of the rom. If not you need to correct it. If this ends up the case you may need to do it for all roms in the platform. You can bulk edit the path for all of them in the platform by selecting all games and then going to >Tools >File Management >Update Rom Path…

Did you try to section of code C-beats posted for the original post. See below:

Dolphin has been working for years in LB. Can you provide specifics to what exactly is happening (What platform, what happens when you try to launch a game)? May also be helpful to share images of your Dolphin set-up in LB (>Tools >Manage >Emulators and edit Dolphin. Post pic of Details tab and Associated platforms tab)

Well what version LB are you running? Per one of our devs.....

This is correct. There is no option to hide the name. Small price to pay for not really having DRM on the software.

I understand. . Its just an FYI not wanting you to think I am coming down on you.

Issue was solved in a another thread. @haradooku Glad you were able to get sorted. Please do not spam multiple threads with the same issue in the future.

Try selecting all games and hitting F5 to refresh the image cache.

No, If LB sees the roms in the actual roms folder it will add them back on next open. You said you were selecting yes with the prompt to delete the actual roms. Can you confirm the roms are no longer in the rom folder? I don't mess with ScummVM so not sure if there is something different about how those roms are so I could be off base here.

Do what JoeViking said in his post.

non-merged: contains all that is necessary for a given game to run in one ZIP file. Parent contains all needed and the clone contains all needed. merged: has parent set and one or more clone sets merged inside the parent.