Draco1962

I am sure it will be considered as an enhancement request. GamExtender was initially to be used for a secondary display. My guess is that would need a rewrite to accommodate more than two monitors.

I like these much better! As for the grey & white grid for SMS, would have to see that but I think it would work.

My wife would say I would be Fartman. Lasagna would supercharge me to Mach 6. I could knock out crowds of villains and their henchmen with one blow, er, uh, toot. My "kryptonite" would be almost any antacid/anti-gas medicine. And pickled beets.. I hate them!

No pics, just a quick note that I am adding a few details along the way that I think will make the them very unique overall. Since I got into adding schematics to the background, I have decided, wherever I can, to change the schematic to one that relates to the systems referenced. So for Atari 2600, will have the diagram for the mainboard of that unit. If one is not to be found, I may choose to do a diagram of an notable accessory instead.

I like to play when I am bored and the PC versions (Wolfs Run, Little Green Men etc.) are just fine for that IMHO.

Adultery.. hold the door, please...

Since there are no command line options and MFME is not programmed to expand fullscreen, I don't think it possible.

Man, some dumbass just nearly clipped my front end on I-10! Too busy jukin' and jivin' to the stereo to drive straight... Oops! Was that you? </me waits for can of whoopass to be opened..>

I wonder if the guns/rifles for the Xbox 360 (i.e. Cabela's Big Game series) can be adapted for PC use?

Hiya Sax - you may need to give us some information first. Please provide us with a copy of your gameex.ini and log.txt files. They are located within \gameex\config\ and gameex\log\ paths respectively. Thanks!

I think they look fine. You may want to play around with the brightness/contrast on the hex backgrounds to lighten them just a bit. I think you might find that some of the darker logo text will pop a little better.

That's OK. Stupid is used to frequent gropes by me. Glad it helped!

Oh my, some visuals you just can't get out of your minds eye even with a red hot poker!

Have you considered using something like Xpadder? That way you can better control which gamepad/cp profile is loaded for your emulator.

I updated the post here with a better XArcade Tankstick schemata background and an example (sans button layout) for MAME.

Looking good, mate!

Anytime, Kurt! It's what we do. Welcome to the forums!

It would probably be very easy to create a .bat file (or, if you are fluent enough in Virtual Basic, a .vbs script) that you could run that would prompt you to enter the path you want to obtain a list from and output it to a .txt or .csv format.

Also, keep in mind that GameEx is going to filter out all mechanical games (fruit machines, pinball machines, etc) and this is not modifiable.

Here is the command lines you can use from a DOS prompt Courtesy of Computer Hope: Windows command line and MS-DOS users Get to the MS-DOS prompt or the Windows command line. Navigate to the directory you wish to print the contents of. If you're new to the command line, familiarize yourself with the cd command and the dir command. Once in the directory you wish to print the contents of, type one of the below commands. dir > print.txt The above command will take the list of all the files and all of the information about the files, including size, modified date, etc., and send that output to the print.txt file in the current directory. dir /b > print.txt This command would print only the file names and not the file information of the files in the current directory. dir /s /b > print.txt This command would print only the file names of the files in the current directory and any other files in the directories in the current directory. After doing any of the above steps the print.txt file is created. Open this file in any text editor (e.g. Notepad) and print the file. You can also do this from the command prompt by typing notepad print.txt.

Has been I while but I imagine that there should be a way to read the files in a desired path and export to a .csv file along with other data, such as file type and date.

YAY!

Even more appropriate.

</kick feet up mode [ON]>

Very cool! I am seriously gonna retire and just sit back and suck down the fruits of your labors, KRC!