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No problem! Enjoy! Marking as resolved!

It reads the values just doesn't save them unless closed correctly. Best way is to run the emulator outside of GameEx and then make the changes and then close by using the x on top of the window. I noticed that closing the emulator by the hotkey or by the exit menu option from the file menu doesn't save the settings.

fullmode should be equal to 3 to get the resolution you're after. fullmode=3 The following values are used for the custom value. Have a look at this topic. Same applies to this emulator as well.

Please post the contents of that file!

Should be in the same directory as the Model2 emulator.

As far as you first question, what resolution would you like to set this emulator at? These settings are saved in the emulator.ini file.

Configs: Config files are used to import the basic settings. Most important is the command-line needed to run in GameEx. A config will still require some setting up by the user (i.e. paths to roms). As far as settings based on the users hardware, those settings are usually set within the emulator itself. Map Files: Map files are files used to change the name the rom for listing. This usually applies to ARCADE roms mostly but others as well. For example a rom could be named sf2.zip but we sure wouldn't wanna see that in GameEx because most people won't understand what that means. Street Fighter II has a much better explanation of what the game is. So this is where map files are used. It simply tells GameEx to launch the rom name but translate it only for viewing in the list. Below is an example of the formats: sf2|Street Fighter II or: sf2 "Street Fighter II" Wrappers: Wrappers are sometimes required to make an emulator work when that emulator has no CLI. Meaning it only works with a GUI. A wrapper is a script which automates the process of these emulators to enter in the data needed to make a rom work. For instance, a wrapper will open the emulator, click on File, click on Open, then paste the rom name in the box, then send Enter. Databases: Databases are used to give a description, publisher, date, category, etc. to the rom. This gives great detail on knowing more about the game for the user.

Ok. Thanks for the report. I'll adjust the map file to accomodate this emulator. I will also post the new command-line for it as well since it will be different than what I posted for testing purposes.

Other users had luck with different command-line so we'll probably have to get together to figure out the exact details that are needed to use the new integration in GameEx.

Log in Adultery! I can't get ahold of Tom at the moment so we can figure out the details of how dtlite is required for GameEx users.

That would explain why the device is set to 0. That's good then. I'll be in chat now if you wanna try troubleshooting.

Do you have any physical cd/dvd drives on this machine?

Sounds good. Seems you been trying to get this going for awhile now. If you want, we can meet in chat later on for real-time support.

Please export your emulator config so I can see how you have it setup now. From your GameEx.ini that you posted before, it seems that you had it mounting twice. From the launch before and in the command-line. So I would really like to see this file to troubleshoot and narrow things down.

Would also help if you exported your config and posted so we can have a look see. Also the ini file for the emulator settings in the emulator directory.

Maybe a patch that will apply these settings by default so that they run in GameEx flawlessly? Give me awhile the weekend and I'll post on my submissions page.

Yay! Enjoy!

When an emualtor is running in the background, it usually is a fullscreen issue. But you're saying you have it fullscreen. Next thing to try is to set Show Desktop to Yes in Advanced Emulator Setup to verify.

Hi Stu! Yes, this is kinda hidden at times if you're not use to it. I find myself not checking it as much as I should.

Thank you Tom!

No problem! Enjoy! Marking as resolved.

Ahhhh! Gotcha! In that case I don't see that key under the Send Keys Class and google didn't turn up anything for me either other than it's not supported so there will have to be a workaround. Either programatically or by using a 3rd party app. Is there no way of changing the key within this particular game?

According to The return of the Commandline! it would simply be: Translated into GameEx: pcsx2-r4600.exe "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]" Depending on version and of course any other switches that would be desired.

Advanced Emulator Setup >>> Scan Sub Folders >>> Yes