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Just tried this... %v{down}{right}{down}{down}{down}{enter}%{enter} and it does indeed start in the 270 rotation view + full screen. But then I'm stuck in that view for both vertical and sideways view games. Is there a way to tell GameEx to only do this for specific games?

I hadn't realised there were so few games in this view. Anyway, I made a feature request for it at DeSmuMe's svn tracker - feature requests. Did a little searching for games that are played rotated, so if anyone's interested... 007 - Quantum of Solace Again - Interactive Crime Novel Bookworm Brain Age series Casper's Scare School - Classroom Capers DropCast Guinness World Records Hotel Dusk - Room 215 Hotel Dusk - Secrets Konami Classics Series - Arcade Hits Last Window - The Secret of Cape West Meteos - Disney Magic Mario & Luigi: Inside Bowser's Story (when Bowser is gigantic) Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword Planet Puzzle League Rhythm Heaven Sigma Harmonics

Is there a rotaion hotkey for DeSmuMe? You can enable the "show toolbar", which has two rotation buttons, but I'd rather not see that menu in fullscreen. The other way to choose rotation is in the View - Rotation - 270 option, but I can only do that in window mode. (I have looked in the Hotkey config menu, but I can't see any rotation hotkey) (also found that the "End" key is LCD layout options, but I don't care about that!)

Okay here it is - http://www.filefacto...ing_5_images_7z

The SNES screenshots link seems to be broken though. I'll upload it and link here... (it's 52.4MB)

There is also No-Intro screenshot packs here - http://forums.no-intro.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=145&start=30#p10081

Thanks Adultery, settings are saved now.

Sure no problem. As for access rights, I have GameEx installed on my R drive at R:\Frontend\GameEx\ - so I should have full rights. I just checked my security permissions for R:\Frontend\GameEx\PLUGINS\PlugInLaunch\PlugInLaunch.ini - and have read/write permissions for it.

I just tried to do a simlar thing with the daemon tools before/after - mount/unmount commandlines, but when I click on save in the PluginLauncher window, it does not save. The ini is also blank. I just updated to GameEx 12.70 and this is the first time I'm using PluginLaunch.

I've just updated to 12.70, having been on version 12.65. I notice the video transparency is gone, so thanks for that.

When trying to mount using DT lite... are you using a SCSI virtual drive ?

Looking at the two emulator ini's. I see you're using virtualdrive instead of Daemon Tools lite to mount the images. Recently I too tried to use virtualdrive, but had problems with certain cd image types not mounting. Maybe try using DTlite instead of virtual drive?

I am setting up Playstation too, but using PCSX-Reloaded. The before and after I used for Daemon Tools Lite are: ""C:\Program Files (x86)\DAEMON Tools Lite\DTLite.exe" -mount scsi, 0,"[rompath]\[romfile]"" "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAEMON Tools Lite\DTLite.exe" -unmount scsi, 0

Actually, after trying virtualdrive out with both UNZ and SSF emualtors, I found it's mainly a mounting issue with certain cd image formats. CUE/BINs usually mount, but ccd/cue/img/sub and cue/bin's that have multiple bins (redump format) do not mount. I check the log each time, and I can see that the single cue/bin images are mounting, but the others types do not. I guess this was already known? Anyway, for UNZ, both [-VIRTUALDRIVE-] and [VIRTUALDRIVE]:\ work. For SSF, as all my images are redump format, I couldn't get any to mount. With MagicFX I sometimes cannot get it to see the mounted images (this is outside of GameEx), so that one I'll have to investigate some more to find out why that is.

It was some time ago since I set these up, so I cannot remember the exact details for why I couldn't get them to work with virtualdrive. I'll try using the virtualdrive in the command line again and report back.

I have several CD based systems setup in GameEx, but I can never get the GameEx virtualdrive to work. Instead I use either Damon Tools lite or Alcohol 120%, by using the before/after launch entires in the GameEx wizard. These are the CD systems in question: NEX PC-FX (MagicFX): Launch Before - ""C:\Program Files (x86)\Alcohol Soft\Alcohol 120\AxCmd.exe" F: /M:"[RomPath]\[RomFile]"" Launch After - "C:\Program Files (x86)\Alcohol Soft\Alcohol 120\AxCmd.exe" F: /U FM Towns Marty (UNZ) & Saturn (SSF) Launch Before - ""C:\Program Files (x86)\DAEMON Tools Lite\DTLite.exe" -mount 0,"[rompath]\[romfile]"" Lauch After - "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAEMON Tools Lite\DTLite.exe" -unmount 0

Thanks for this plugin, works great with my PS3 controller! Now if I can get the GameEx virtualdrive to work...

They look great, thanks.

Very nice looking icons indeed! Not sure if you have done these already, but could you make icons for the AAE emulator, WoW Action Max and Taito Type X ? Here are some logos if they are needed: Logos.zip

Great, Thanks!

Any news on if it will be possible in future to disable this effect?

I am using Gamebase for some systems, such as Atari 2600, Atari 7800, Bally Astrocade, Emerson Arcadia 2001, GCE Vectrex, Magnavox Odyssey² and Mattel Intellivision. However, I noticed that I cannot make a layout for them in the theme editor. I want to have my start page layout different to the emulator layouts. This works for any systems not using gamebase, but it seems that the start layout is linked to the gamebase layout. So I am currently using the same layout for both emulator and start page. Anyway to resolve this issue?

I too have been looking for a border/style for photoshop. I really like this one, but the download link isn't available no more. Does anyone have it or have something similar? http://stylesforphot...-for-photoshop/ Nevermind, just found it elsewhere - http://www.freedesign4.me/photoshop/free-transparent-glass-photoshop-layer-styles/

Sounds all good! Thanks for making this theme in other resolutions and with different background colours. Can't wait to see it!

I have the same problem with some of the emulator screens having no background and the layout being wrong. I noticed that some of the names of the ini files differ to what my emulator entries are named. Such as Atomiswave - where mine is named Sammy Atomiswave. So by renaming it to Sammy Atomiswave, this corrected the layout issue. I still needed to select a background for it though.