EvilHomer777

For me this just started happening today after the latest Windows update on Windows 10. I had to change the application's properties to run in compatibility mode with Windows Vista in order for it to work again.🙄

That worked! You were right. LunchBox folder inside the original LaunBox folder. Thanks a million. I thought I was going to spend weeks fixing all my custom stuff O_O

I'm in a bit of a very frustrating pickle. Earlier today, I saw the new update (13.14) was available. I updated but ran into a problem. Can't remember what it was but basically I had to stop the installation due to the error. it's weird because this never happens. I tried to run LaunchBox again but no matter what I did, the program did not start. Not even after several PC restarts. I then figure, hey, why don't I just redownload the app and reinstall it manually. Bad idea. Unfortunately doing that removed my configuration including the back ups... unless I am missing something and there is another way to restore from disk where the previous install was? Then I remembered, Hey, maybe my configuration is saved on the LB cloud? And it seem it is! But now I'm afraid to sync to it because I don't know if doing so it's going to sync my local config to the cloud and also erase that. So, can anyone can help? O_O Thanks in advance.

Awesome!

Weird right? Oh well, I'll keep fidgin' with it. If I figure out why is not working I'll update here.

Hello again Lordmonkus of the high order of seemingly angry avatar chimps, I was trying to get Last Batallion working but can't seem to get it to boot using the cmd file with: px68k "I:\LaunchBox\Games\Sharp_X68000\Last Batallion (1991)\Last Batallion (1991)(Sting)(Disk 1 of 2).dim" "I:\LaunchBox\Games\Sharp_X68000\Last Batallion (1991)\Last Batallion (1991)(Sting)(Disk 2 of 2).dim" It boots the first disk if I point to that path individualy, but not if using the cmd file method. Have you had any luck?

Aha! the path to the roms folder needed to have no names with spaces. Replaced space with an "_" and now it works.

Any hints on why I may be having issues? Is there any custom command lines that need to be inside the Launchbox emulator set up? Do game roms need to be in the same Hd as the retroarch? Is there any specific set up guide for using the px68k core that one needs to follow? Are robots taking over? O_o? Oh, and I did set the rom folder path in StartDir as it says here: https://docs.libretro.com/library/px68k/

Has anyone been able to get the Libreto px68k core working along with Launchbox? I get as far as launching the bios from Launchbox, but when looking to mount the actual disc for the game in question I just can't find the right path. I may be missing something, but I can't find a tutorial for Launchbox using the px68k core. O_O

I was trying to find a way to use RetroArch instead of the Niko Project emu, but I could not find any videos on how. I finally got it working after visiting the RetroArch page at https://docs.libretro.com/library/neko_project_ii_kai/ and I'm up and running a fully translated version of Rusty (Castlevania clone) and E.V.O.: The Theory of Evolution from the awesome guys at 46 OkuMen - https://46okumen.com/projects/rusty/ - https://46okumen.com/projects/e-v-o-the-theory-of-evolution/ Just thought this could help someone else.

It looks like that was the case. Now, what's a quick way to transfer all the control config settings from each game, from the old version of Mame to the new one, without having to go into each game individually?

I did upgrade from Mame ver.172. Maybe back then the ini file was not inside a folder like it is now. Actually, scratch that. It was from ver. 162.

Holy wacamole. That worked! O_O The file was originally located inside a folder called ini by default. Thanks!

All of them.

Only with this version of Mame. if I switch the Launchbox setting to use a different version, it works fine. Version 192 is the only one that does this for me. All other games work fine with their respective emulators.