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hmmmm then try: NES.exe "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]"

If using virtuanes as your NES emulator then you command-line should be as follows: virtuanes.exe "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]" [ROMPATH] = Path to the rom you wanna run [ROMFILE] = Name of the rom with extension that you wanna run

Tom is pretty quick about this. Just be patient and you'll receive it in a timely fashion. Keep in mind that Tom may be in a different time zone as you.

You need to tell your script to wait for the process to close using the process command. Process, WaitClose, farscape.exe Something like that. I'm more familiar with autoit so I could be wrong so maybe one of the ahk scripters here can jump in if i'm wrong. Just take a look here for reference.

Works fine on this end as well.

What's your command-line for MAME? Maybe post your mame.ini so we can have a look see.

So much for that idea! LOL.

The "Please Wait" dialog is normal. It's a new feature. Once it's cached it will be instantaneous as before until you restart GameEx of course.

I just tested this myself and I see what you mean wahoo. The switches are changed to lowercase and since winVICE is case sensitive it creates a problem. I've never ran into this before as this is a rare occasion. Good find! Good thing to know! I suggest letting Tom know and see if he can fix it to avoid further issues. For the time being, using the alternative way with the vice.ini is the only fix as of now.

Just edit the vice.ini file to have that setting and then don't have to call for it from command-line. VICIIDoubleSize=1

Compile your own version of MAME and it will take care of the disclaimers for you. Instructions can be found in this pinned topic.

Thanks for all your hard work Tom!

Actually Project Tempest plays a few of them. To use Project Tempest in GameEx though, it would require a wrapper because it doesn't have a CLI.

Thanks for jumpin in Brian! The setting is: guioff=1 Disable GUI (0 = NO, 1 = Yes) Found in the GUI section of the zsnesw.cfg file.

Just map the exit key to something like "q" and use an advanced config to exit it. It will no longer show the menu. Zsnes: Misc Misc Keys Exit Q or whatever key you want. GameEx Settings: Point to Advanced Config ZSNES V6 or create your own. ZSNES V6 advanced config looks like it's already setup for you to just hit "q" and it will exit.

Can't wait to see!

Post the entire advanced config please!

Isn't that what we are all here for? LOL. For fame (lack of). LOL. And why you spreading lies Brian? Who said I was great?

Zip is the standard compression format for Roms. Always has been and always will. There are free apps to handle rars. 7-zip will decompress them just fine and it's free.

Easiest thing IMO is to use an advanced config. Just include the steam process to close in this section of the config: #Additional processes to wait to exit or close on exit. Dont include the .exe. Leave blank not to use. Process1= Process2= Process3= Process4= This way steam will close upon exiting your game. Wouldn't that work Brian? Saves from making a wrapper based off stuff we can't really test for without owning any of it.

Yes there is a gens+ emulator as well which is why we couldn't see anything wrong with what you were doing. I personally think Fusion is a better emulator for that system. But to each his own. So if you wanna use that emulator, it's up to you. Looks like it doesn't save the fullscreen option in the cfg so you would have to send alt+enter in the send keys or maybe can make the setting and set the Gens.cfg file to read-only.

Command-line should be: gens.exe "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]"

Ok but that says gens and not gens+ so you're not using the correct executable. So gens+.exe is incorrect!

Also why does it say 'gen=.exe' ????? You sure you have the correct command-line in your system and just not posting it correctly here in the forums?

Then it has to be your paths as Tempest suggested! So you're sure your emulator is in the following path? C:\Emulators\Gens