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Yes but what's the extension of the rom inside the zip? Cuz when I tried running my roms through that emulator it didn't like the extensions of my set. My set has the extension md and that emulator requires it to be smd so I had to rename it for it to run for that particular system.

Out of curiosity, what is the extension of the rom you're running inside the zip?

And what are your results when running runitgame.bat?

Post the contents of runitgame.bat

Your command-line looks correct. The only thing I can see that may be causing problems for you is that you're using a Map file. Trying clearing that out and give it another try. That particular map file might not be for your rom set.

Multimedia/HTPC Startup Video/Dir: Clear the contents of this section.

Galaga displays fine on my setup. Instead of adding the rom name to Don't Filter these ROMS I just have Allow Imperfect Games set to Yes and all is well on my end.

Run GameEx Setup Wizard Click Next Select Custom and click Next Check Enable/Disable Features and click Next Click Next to go to page 2 Make sure Hide Create Snaps: is set to No

Tom is pretty quick about it. Just give him time to do it. Keep in mind that he may also be on a different Time Zone than you.

And you were sure to change the language from English to Custom? That's the only thing I could see why it wouldn't work.

Joystick Mapping is Enabled (maybe the reason your joystick don't work): JoymappingEnabled=True change to: JoymappingEnabled=False There's other settings I would personally change too but not sure of your setup so hard to make a suggestion. What type of joystick you running?

Please post the entire contents of the advanced config you're using so we can have a look.

Yes it's possible. Run GameEx Configuration Select Text/Language Select - Custom - in the Text/Language dropdown box Select Next Page until you reach page 7 Laserdisc Start: is where you wanna rename it to what you want

It has to do with the command-line your using. Where did you grab the command-line from? Did you get it from Daphne Loader? 1. Select Game 2. Click Configure 3. Click on Advanced Tab 4. Enable Display command line 5. Click OK 6. Click Start! Just curious because here's my command-line for Road Blaster: daphne.exe roadblaster vldp -framefile vldp/rb/rb.txt -blank_searches -min_seek_delay 1000 -seek_frames_per_ms 20 -homedir . -bank 0 00000000 -bank 1 00000000 -sound_buffer 2048 -x 640 -y 480

Happy Birthday to your son! And Happy Birthday to you as well Brian! And to all Happy Halloween!

I had just noticed it since yesterday myself. It's a great addition to the forums.

Couldn't figure out cuz perhaps never read the FAQ? LOL. I Had remembered seeing it awhile back which is why I jumped in! I never played them either. Seems we do more setting up and helping others than actually playing.

Taken from the FAQ at MAME:

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Welcome to the forums Sponyx! What you read was correct. There are different ways to be creative about sub-directory support since it's not supported in GameEx. Seems you've already came across two ways about it. One is to use hard links (thanks to bkenobi for this tip). The other is to create a wrapper that can handle games being in different folders. How that works is that the wrapper searches the directories until it finds the game and then grabs the name and location and puts in the command-line to run. If you're not familiar with scripting then the easiest way to go is the first one. Also another way is to be creative with the command-line. I do this with my emulators that use images. I name my folder after the image name so you would have something like this: C:\Games\"Name of your game"\"Name of your game.iso" Where "Name of your game", is just that. It's the name of your game. So if you use that method of splitting up your images then you can just use this command-line parameter in GameEx! "[ROMPATH]\[ROM]\[ROMFILE]" The last two suggestions you would need a map file to grab the names needed to run them. Map files are used by GameEx to use what's left of the "|" delimiter and displays what's right of it. game.zip|What you want displayed in GameEx Hope some of that information helped. The task you're after isn't a simple one so good luck with your attempt.

Just set it up as any other emulator. Set it up first and then use the following command-line to run in GameEx: "WinKawaks.exe" [ROM] -fullscreen For the friendly name use the [Arcade] WinKawaks.map file found in the GameEx\MAP FILES directory of your GameEx install. Then simply point to the map file in Emulator Setup.

Sorry to say that Nologic is no longer part of this community. All his works are no longer shared here at his request. So you will no longer find this wrapper. How many times did I say "no longer"? LOL. Well you can wait for one of us to make one but am sure more people will point you to use Project64 instead. If not then request it here and I'll make one for you.

Well if just using the standard images that the emulator supports then you could just use this as your command-line: Fusion.exe -scd -fullscreen "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]"

Well you're command-line is right. But you're just running fusion. What about the image you're trying to load? Are you mounting it first with tools like DAEMON Tools? If not then there's your problem. You need to first load your image and then it will run and then unmount. So your settings should look something like this: Command Line: Fusion.exe -scd -fullscreen Launch Before: "C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools\daemon.exe" -mount 0,"[RomPath]\[RomFile]" Launch After: "C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools\daemon.exe" -unmount 0 This is just an example. You will of course have to point to the location of your DAEMON Tools install or whatever other image mounting software you're using.