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fRequEnCy

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  1. Now you need to config with the switches based off the settings you want. You need to read the readme file in the doc directory or try this commandline in GameEx. reality_boy.exe "[ROMPath]\[RomFile]" -display 800 -sclscr 2 -pallet red Copy and paste that into your command in GameEx. That still doesn't explain why It's not working in GameEx. I say your typin something wrong in there. Like this last time you said reality is not a valid command, it's cuz you forgot the underscore after it.
  2. "K:\3D Arcade\emulators\Nintendo Virtual Boy\Reality Boy\reality_boy.exe" "K:\3D Arcade\emulators\Nintendo Virtual Boy\roms\Galactic Pinball (JU) [!].vb" Just cut and paste that.
  3. Missing a space after reality_boy.exe
  4. Type the following. K: CD "K:\3D Arcade\emulators\Nintendo Virtual Boy\Reality Boy"
  5. Yup all that looks good. The only thing that bothers me and maybe GameEx as well is that it can't access that location when you try from commandline. If you type in the wrong path you would get an error saying The system cannot find the path specified. You've got to be getting something when you try from commandline when you use cd K:\3d Arcade\emulators\Nintendo Virtual Boy\Reality Boy
  6. My guess would be that Reality Boy doesn't like the extension ram. All my Virtual Boy roms have the extension vb. For giggles, rename to Galactic Pinball (JU) [!].vb and try running again.
  7. Are you sure your emulator and your roms are on your K: drive? After you hit enter you should be in K:\3d Arcade\emulators\emulators\Nintendo Virtual Boy\Reality Boy. How are your roms? Are they zipped? You mentioned you got working from rboy_front so has to be something that you're doin that's causing it to not work. Since you can't see that cuz you have too many apps then go to C:\Program Files\GameEx\DATA\runitgame.bat and right click and select edit and copy and past it's contents. Given you've got GameEx installed on your C: drive.
  8. I also had the same problem with the screen not being centered. I could never get it the way I wanted to stayed with Virtual Boy. Try running from commandline. 1. Click Start 2. Select Run 3. Type cmd 4. From the commandline type cd K:\3D Arcade\emulators\Nintendo Virtual Boy\Reality Boy 5. Then you should be in that directory according to you config. Then type reality_boy.exe "[RomPath]\[RomFile]" where the rom would be one of your roms. I would simply type out the exe and drag a rom over after it. 6. Then post your results from there. Or you can run from GameEx and exit out and.... 1. Click Start 2. All Programs 3. GameEx 4. Then find Run Last Game and right click and select Edit and post those results. Either will give us what we need to figure out what's going on.
  9. Hmmm haven't had any experience with installing into another drive. In your log does it show it's still generating a zinc list now that you turned it off? Did you update your list again after switching off zinc cuz that was a pretty fast response from you as it usually takes me awhile to update a list?
  10. I use Reality Boy with success. I don't see anything wrong with your config other than trying what Tempest said about the database. Try running from commandline and see what results you get. Running from rboy_front doesn't really help us as GameEx runs these emu's from commandline. So always test there first.
  11. Hmmm everything seems ok to me except for Zinc. It looks like it's trying to create a list based off zinc_loader and not actually the emulator zinc. Not sure if that's the issue or not. But a place to start as if it's creating from the loader then won't generate anything and hence why you're getting a blank list.
  12. Something like that would be very possible and very simple to do using AHK or AI. Just need to call on the ini and whatever results it finds from the nplayer.ini it will put in the commandline for you.
  13. Liles you better? LOL. He can LILE you all he wants. Gee I thought there was a spell check on this thing. Bump you back to -2.
  14. Did you use the version of ffdshow found at the main site? I know there are issues with newer versions of it not working correctly.
  15. Yeah scratch that. It looks like that's how it's ran using the suggested config. I don't use that loader as I created my own to include subfolders and unzipping. So am sure someone will chime in that uses this config.
  16. Your commandline doesn't include the location of your table. Try replacing "[ROMFILE]" with "[ROMPath]\[RomFile]" instead.
  17. You could get creative and create a wrapper that will launch either using your x-arcade. But then you're pretty much just creating another frontend to launch 2 different frontends. Just setup the way you're wanting. It's the way to go to get the results you're after.
  18. I agree there as I run different frontends for different purposes. But not within each other. Defeats the purpose of using the other one to begin with.
  19. Why not strap your car onto your motorbike? Just like running GameEx within HyperSpin. Would get the same results. LOL.
  20. Just set it up as an external app in the External Applications section of GameEx Setup Wizard. Although I don't see the point of running a frontend within a frontend. Just use one or the other.
  21. Lick Ass!
  22. Thanks for another release Tom!
  23. The TAB key
  24. Oh I won't get specific about that. I'll just say two things about that. I'm one. And the other thing is a smarta$$ is better than a dumba$$.
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