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Post your config. If you are using an advanced emulator config, post that too.

Would you please try this and let me know if it works as expected? Mame Mapping Magician 1.01.exe.zip

I'll look into it this weekend.

Not me. I hate people. Google is my friend.

Sorry, my previous post was incorrect. I meant THIS!

Did you mean This?

HOTAS From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (September 2010) HOTAS, an abbreviation for Hands On Throttle-And-Stick, is the name given to the concept of placing buttons and switches on the throttle stick and flight control stick in an aircraft's cockpit, allowing the pilot to access vital cockpit functions and fly the aircraft without having to remove his hands from the throttle and flight controls. Application of the concept was pioneered with the Ferranti AIRPASS radar and gunsight control system used by the English Electric Lightning[1] and is widely used on all modern fighter aircraft such as the F-16 Fighting Falcon. HOTAS is a shorthand term which refers to the pattern of controls in the modern fighter aircraft cockpit. Having all switches on the stick and throttle allows the pilot to keep his "hands on throttle-and-stick", thus allowing him to remain focused on more important duties than looking for controls in the cockpit. The goal is to improve the pilot's situational awareness, his ability to manipulate switch and button controls in turbulence, under stress, or during high G-force maneuvers, to improve his reaction time, to minimize instances when he must remove his hands from one or the other of the aircraft's controls to use another aircraft system, and total time spent doing so. The concept has also been applied to the steering wheels of modern open-wheel racecars, like those used in Formula One and the Indy Racing League. HOTAS has been adapted for game controllers used for flight simulators (most such controllers are based on the F-16 Fighting Falcon's) and in cars equipped with radio controls on the steering wheel. In the modern military aircraft cockpit the HOTAS concept is sometimes enhanced by the use of Direct Voice Input to produce the so-called "V-TAS" concept, and augmented with helmet mounted display systems such as the "Schlem" used in the MiG-29 and Su-27, which allow the pilot to control various systems using his line of sight, and to guide missiles by simply looking at the target.

I was going to say awesome, but nullPointer and KRC beat me to it. That's a pretty ok looking setup. One of the nicest I've seen.

Happy Birthday Circo! Have a beer for me, that is if you have the nuts for it.

You might want to check out the Advanced Emulator Config that is part of GameEx.

Happy belated birthday Null!

In the Setup Wizard, go to Advanced Emulator Setup. In the first line select the emulator that you are using from the list. 13 lines down from there is an entry for Advanced Config. Click on the ... button to bring up the Advanced config editor. You want the tab that says Keyboard ReMap. Map your keys and when finished, save the file with a unique name by clicking on File at the top of the Advanced Config Editor window. (Save AS) Make sure and set the file that you just created in the field for Advanced Config in the Setup Wizard. You might as well check out the other tabs in the advanced config editor, you never know what else you might need in the future.

Use an advanced config to map your keys for each emulator so that your hotkeys are consistent.

FWIW I always watch your videos, but I don't always comment. I will make a note to my future self to do so.

What Han (and everybody else) said.

I always knew you were. I tried to convince Draco that it was true but he kept telling me I was wrong. :-)

If you need two different sets of controls for various games, you can set up the EMU in two slots, with their respective roms and map the controls as required. Then merge them using an emulator group.

I just started building an unraid server. No problems at all getting everything going just by reading the tutorials on the forums. Currently in the process of moving data > Preclear the next drive > Move data > repeat. There is a license required for more than three drives though. If you don't want to buy a license, definitely consider FreeNAS.

Welcome Adam!

Headkaze created an app to work with the databases. Greatflash is in charge of the project. You may want to contact one of them.

A map file might do it, otherwise delete the files that you don't want to see.

You need to set that in Mame, not GameEX. Press {Tab} while in Mame. I think that you are looking for UI Cancel. Probably under General. Maybe not. :-)

I just realized that the emulator.ini files are from the Import-Export folder, and not from your setup. To post your emulator.ini you need to export them first. Desmume - try setting this to false in your GameEx.ini: HIDEDESKTOP=True According to your log you do not have the virtual drive installed: 17:12:03.5 2/24/2014: Running: cmd.exe /c E: ePSXe.exe -nogui Install ISO Support If you are going to have your roms in rars you will need to enable the roms in zips support (This might be a registered feature). 17:12:51.8 2/24/2014: Running: cmd.exe /c E: psxfin.exe -f "E:\ROMS SETS\No-Intro-Collection_2013-06-14\sony playstation\psx-roms\ncaa-final-four-2001-u-scus-94579-.rar"

Post your GameEx.ini