ChillPenguin

When downloading a box-front image I like to see everything that is available and then choose my favorite one regardless of the region. Even though there is no solution, thank you for your help and answering my questions!

And is there is no trick to get around this? Even when I leave the region field blank it still does not download all available images Thank you for your response, btw

I've come across this issue a lot but I'll use NES Contra as an example. In the Launchbox Games Database for Contra on NES, there are multiple box-front images available. However, when I attempt to download images through Launchbox only one image is ever downloaded (the North American box). In the metadata of my game the region field is blank, so I am confused why it will not allow me to download all box-front images (North America, Europe, Japan). Any advice? Thank you in advance

I'm just curious, when games share the same 'Sort Title' what is the next field, parameter, etc. that determines the order in which the games are displayed? It seems that it is not the games' original titles, which is what I thought would be the next logical step. Anyone out there know? (Attached image is an example of what I am experiencing.)

Thank you for the response

I would like to use the Bulk Edit Wizard to mass edit some Sort Titles to be something like: "PS1 [title of the game]", "PS2 [title of the game]". Is it possible to have the Sort Title automatically reference the game's given title in some way? As it is, I have to go through and edit each game's Sort Title individually. (If you're curious why, it's for a playlist I'm messing with and I don't want to use the "arrange by platform" view.)

Cool, that is good to know. I'll look in to messing around with it. Thank you for responding!

(I did not know which forum to post this topic in, so I guessed at this one.) Here is likely an unpopular opinion. The newer layout of the LaunchBox interface wastes far too much space and is non-adjustable. To this day I continue to use an older version of LB because the lack of control with the new layout drives me completely crazy! Please consider allowing users more freedom in the future to adjust the spacing of elements within LB ? (Here is an image demonstrating what I am discussing) https://i.imgur.com/pikPz0y.jpg

I just now downloaded the box fronts for Persona 3 FES through Launchbox's "Download Images/Media". One of the images is the same as what is displayed on the Games Database page, but the other is completely different. (Also, Launchbox did it's "update media" thing before I downloaded the images.) It's no big deal, I'm just confused as to why this happens. I have seen this happen with other games, too. Any insight?

I've been poking around trying to figure this out for half a day... When using "Arrange By" is it possible to NOT display the category name on the divider bars? E.g. When I arrange games by Release Date Year I don't want it to actually display "Release Date Year: 1986". I'd rather it just display "1986". I love using the arrange by feature, but this really bothers me visually...

Oh, good gravy, I didn't even realize playlists was a thing. That will work just fine. Thank you for your comment!

I've tried to create a custom platform just for sports games. Unfortunately, whatever rom I move or import to the platform will not run. I have made sure that "Use an emulator to play this game" is checked. If I move the rom to its traditional platform it runs fine and dandy. (e.g. if I move NBA Hangtime from the custom platform "Sports" to the traditional platform "Nintendo 64" it will work.) What am I missing? Edit: I meant to mention that I have tried searching for the solution but was not able to find it. Sorry if this has been answered before.

When arranging games by "Game Completed" is there a way to have Game Completed: No appear before Game Completed: Yes? I'd like to see the games I have NOT completed first. If this is not an option, can anyone suggest a clever work around?

Thanks for the reply, I'll check it out at .65 and see if I like it better. I didn't even consider issues like Super Famicon vs SNES dimensions, but that is an excellent point.