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Wasn't a vote of confidence so much as wishful thinking on my end.

Please troubleshoot by following step 4B in How to ask for Help guide by Tempest. This will show the console window and you will be able to see the console output. It will show some useful information there on to why it's not working. Then report back.

Using an advanced config will allow you to remap keys. For example....If you controller has a button that's mapped to "x" and you need to send "y" to the emulator. GameEx will handle the remapping for you and is simple to do. Just run Setup Wizard and in Advanced Emulator Setup, click the button next to Advanced Config and it will run the application for you to do what you need. The application is pretty forward as what needs to be done but if you get stuck then let us know. I'm sure even you can figure this one out. Then you just save it and it's available in the dropdown for you to select and use for this emulator. This can also be achieved by 3rd party applications or even a script. We have AutoIt and AutoHotKey scriptors in our forums that can guide you. I am an AutoIt scriptor and must say that AutoHotKey is easier to use in this situation. But depending on your needs then everything can probably handled by GameEx using the above suggestion and will keep everything within GameEx.

Your command-line is pretty basic so should be easy to troubleshoot. Best way for you to have done this is by using the runitgame.bat file that GameEx generates whenever something is launched. This can lead to showing you exactly what's going wrong in the console window. Step 4B in Tempest's How to ask for Help give instructions on how to do this. Since your command-line is so basic though, I would say maybe that the renderer.znc file is not located in the same directory as your zinc.exe?

Ahhh ok! Those features don't seem to be supported yet in Setup Wizard. Thanks for the report!

These settings are found under the Advanced Emulator Setup section. Also there is a great search feature in Setup Wizard that will locate things for you when unsure what section they are located.

So would you consider to be marked as resolved?

I sleep but my sleep habits are messed up. Insomnia some may say. LOL. I also drink a lot of water which causes a lot of trips to the bathroom and during that time, I check the forums for any questions.

Thanks for the share Brian!

Thanks guys!

Thank you!

Thanks headkaze!

And what are the results if you change them again? Do they not save? With the change there will be bugs and knowing the team, it will be addressed quickly. So keep that in mind.

Almost positive isn't the same as completely positive. LOL. Glad you got it sorted out. Again just think about what parameter needs to be passed to the emulator and then translate that into the map file.

Better you calling yourself that then me! Glad you got it sorted. Marking as resolved.

There shouldn't be a need to update MAME's list after an update unless there's a change in your MAME rom set or an upgrade to MAME itself.

How dare you doubt me! Well if you think about it, you'll notice that most arcade command-lines include the [ROM] parameter which is the rom without the extension. In the map file you're including the extension which would be the [ROMFILE] parameter. If you test this from the command-line of most arcade emulators, you'll notice that it does not work. GameEx will pass everything to the left of the string whether it be the pipeline (|) or quotes ("") to the command-line. So you have to make sure that it's passing correctly.

Here ya go headkaze! At first it was happening to me at Emulator_2 but not it went past that and is happening at Emulator_15. Also I notice that .png (logo) is being added like .map files. Those fields don't have anything in them and they show that .png, .map files don't exist.

Bugs: Verify causes an Unhandled exception Install DXKaraoke Plugin causes an Unhandled exception News feed list 30 while ini lists 36 (Old Configuration app listed correctly) MAME Command Line Options link is dead On verify, map files give errors because extra .map extension is added (this was reported long time ago) May not be so much as bugs but small issues. I love the new look and the fact we now only have one app for our users. Makes things less confusing. I'll report any other things that I notice.

To the man who always wishes happy birthdays! I hope you have a wonderful day my friend.

Awesome! Thanks guys! This is wonderful news.

Try changing this setting from: MergeSets=True To: MergeSets=False Also your map file is incorrect. The .zip extension is not required in a map file for Arcade systems. I've just tested and this one will make it not work so remove those in your map file. Make these changes and report back please.

It should be updated automatically. I've seen lately that cache files have needed to be removed. I'll speak to Tom about this. In the mean time, I would just create a bat file or script something to delete these files since they will be rebuilt anyways.

Map files are cached way of storing rom list. They should update when there's a change but if not then that's when they will need to be deleted manually. There is a way to show the roms you don't have with specified color in GameEx. And it's done within the mapfile. Tempest's Map File Magician creates map files that do this and the rest is done within GameEx.

Then that command-line would be invalid as ISO Mounting Support would be required for the [-VIRTUALDRIVE-] parameter. This is also invalid. Please take a look at the documentation for this emulator! It errors because it is an invalid parameter. Really depends on the format of your disc images but for basic support by using the emulator and not a disc mounting application then try the following: ePSXe.exe -nogui -loadbin "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]"