Draco1962

I have confirmed it is not working as of today. Yesterday it was working fine.

@Adultery - Tom recently made changes to the sort order in the latest version. I am not sure if that has an impact or not, but definitely get with him to see if he can provide you with any useful information to make it work or, if a bug, can get it fixed in the next release.

Liking the ball top sticks!

I am not certain you can do that within one instance of Visual Pinball. What you may need to do is have several instances (i.e., setup Visual Pinball as several separate emulator options) with differing command lines to invoke what you need for those using .vbs support. You would then set up all instances as an Emulator Group so that they all appear together under one option instead of as separate emulated systems. As for the command line you would need to use in the second instance that has the .vbs support I cannot tell you as I have little experience regarding.

Chaskas - Please review the Forum Rules and Guidelines. Posting requests for or asking for ROMs or providing information on where to find ROMs is not tolerated here and can result in being banned. We appreciate your participation in the forums and would like to see it continue. This is your only warning. Thank you.

I would recommend starting your search in the Pinned and Hot topics. We have a pinned topic specifically for Visual Pinball here.

Do you have another keyboard with a working + key on the numpad? Otherwise, my guess is that you would need to manually edit whatever configuration/.ini file is created by whatever program you are using to program keys.

If you have any problems, PM Tom and he will probably help you with an alternative route to get it uploaded.

Thanks, djour!

Welcome to the forums! It is possible that you need to tweak your Mame settings. You may wish to provide a copy of your gameex.ini file (located under \c:\gameex\config ) and attach in reply to his thread. Snaps -video or otherwise, must match the ROM names and cannot be zipped, regardless of free or registered version. Even if there were no extra features with the registered version, it is worth it to pay for the lifetime support (and rid yourself of the nag screen and delays).

I will mark it resolved for you and gald you got it worked out! Welcome to the forums!

Not sure what is going on with that. There will be updates to the screen periodically but not sure what is causing the flashing you are describing. Maybe a little more information about that machine and display are in order.

I show as of MAME 0.145 it is non-working (although it will load and play from MAME directly). Did it ever work for you?

A few for the years 1971, 1975, 1976. Decided to go with a photo collage of sorts of some key events for the year.

My router is a Linksys and there is a button to click called Static IP Assign. When I click that, it requires that I input the MAC address of the Network Interface Card (or NIC) and the IP address within the DHCP range I wish to assign. After saving these changes, no matter how many times I reboot, so long as the MAC of the device matches what is in that table, the device will get that IP address. Otherwise, other devices connected to the network through that router will be assigned IP addresses as available within the range. Kinda like a fancy restaurant, only the devices can't bribe the maitre d' to seat them at the table permanently reserved regardless of if the guest shows up or not.

I think I could have had a little help... sheesh!

I think the post is gone...

You have to have a static IP assigned. By default, 99% of home router solutions default to Dynamic (changing) addressing with an IP range. Some of the newer routers allow for a static assignment withing the DHCP range of IP addresses which is necessary for most wireless appliances (Printers, DVRs, etc.). You will need to assign your PCs a static IP in the DHCP range. Also, you may want to reverify your PCs IP address. 192.168.0.1 is a router default- not a pc IP address!

Thanks for the additional information. Based upon the varying screen resolutions shown in the gameex.ini I would hazard a guess that there is a problem in how the videos are being rendered. Not quite my area of expertise so will mark this to Tom's attention.

Can we see a copy of your gameex.ini file as well, please? Something is amiss that much is certain. While an older version may work fine for you, it isn't conclusive enough to indicate that the current version has a bug that is creating the problem you are having. There is something that is being called within your system more specifically. If this was a broad issue with GameEx proper, I would expect there to be many more reports which is not the case. Knowing more by starting with a copy of your gameex.ini will help. Anything else you can tell us regarding software/hardware changes recently prior to the latest version might be of help. Also, by running the command line as I asked may also give us some information regarding the health of your .net framework environment.

I think we will need to look at a new post-crash log.txt file and copy of the gameex.ini file since you reinstalled everything. Likely this is not a GameEx issue. I am leaning more towards a program installation or something that may have corrupted the file mscorwks.dll or a registry entry. I know it was back in January that you reported this, but are you able to perform a "roll-back" to a prior time on your system when the error was not present? If not, you may have to look at running a repair installation on your Win 7 machine to correct for any registry issues. Before doing that, you should be able to determine if a registry error is causing this by running sfc /scannow from a command prompt (be sure to "run as administrator"). This will generate a log file for you to review. It may be quite large.

Thanks for the log file. Have you tried playing the game outside of GameEx to see if you have a similar error?

Interesting. Will elevate this to Tom's attention. Never heard of it disappearing like that.

There could be some settings in your psx config, and, some tweaks to be made in your GameEx config that might make it worth your time, hence why you were initially asked for an export & submission of your psx emulator config, and, if you are still interested, your gameex.ini file. I don't know much about the Playstation emulators, but there are plenty here in the forums that may be of help.. assuming you may still be interested (which I assume might be the case since you are still responding and lurking in the thread! ).

Thanks. guys!