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Really? I never understood what was so great about the whole TV effect. Maybe that's just me. I was really hoping to see like SuperEagle or 2xSai implemented like it already is in MAME plus. I think it looks way more pimpin when it's not all "pixely", like it improves on my childhood memories.

Sounds like all that xpadder work was worth it if you value compatibility my friend!

D'oh! Hahahahahahaha!

2x Sai?

I voted even though I'm pretty sure you all know where I stand on this one!

Haha! I posted this in the other thread, but unless there have been some massive changes FreeDo does not support save states. Sorry. of course if I'm wrong, someone jump in and let me know.

Unless there's been some big changes, FreeDo does not support save states afaik. Glad everything's working and even more glad I could help! Happy gaming!

You gotta make sure you fix it for both lines. Let's iron out this other issue though. Seems sometimes GameEx or Xpadder doesn't like the LaunchAfter command line, but there's an easy work-around. Follow the steps above for creating profiles, but just make 2 blank ones. Name them default1 and default2. Then open GameEx advanced configurration and select the Tweaks/Performance tab, and add this into LaunchOnStartup(Don'tWait): "%your xpadder path%/xpadder.exe" default1 default2 /M In the LaunchOnExit(Don'tWait) field add: "%your xpadder path%/xpadder.exe" /C Finally in your 3do config, change your LaunchAfter path to: "%your xpadder path%/xpadder.exe" default1 default2 /M And make sure your LaunchBefore path is: "%your xpadder path/xpadder.exe" freedo1 freedo2 /M That should do the trick. PS:Be sure you put the path xpadder is installed into in the places marked %your xpadder path%!

Well, for starts your slashes are backwards. /M and /C are what you need to send. Yours are \M and \C. If you still have the same problem with xpadder starting and not returning focus to the emu, there's a way around that too, which is to load a blank profile when GameEx launches. I'll help you with that too, but let's just do this change first and see what happens when you load 3do again. It could be because of the error that xpadder can't find the profile or close properly. And don't worry I got all day too.

Joy2Key, pinacle game profiler, and Xpadder would handle this job well. I feel like GameEx's integration is good in simple situations, but personally I prefer a more advanced solution.

He's probably talking about creating an advanced config and using the mapping feature.

Ahh my kids love FPS. I'm not a big fan really. Too much uber pwnage for me!

*LOL*

So escape doesn't work at all? Is there no option to use an advanced config for it? If not then the question is how do you terminate the program normally? Maybe a key needs to be mapped? I'm intimidated by the gamebase thing so I have yet to set it up. I couldn't figure out how to set it up outside of GameEx.

Can I see your command line for xpadder? I think I know what you're doing wrong. My guess is that you're mapping set 2 instead of controller 2. The numbers in the bottom corner of xpadder are for different sets not different controllers. For example: I use the L-Trigger and R-TRigger as a shift key in xpadder, so when the user holds one of the buttons the mapping changes. So holding down L-Trigger changes the controller mapping to set 2 (my controller even vibes to let the user know it's being held), and pressing the Left Shoulder will load the game state for SNES, the Right Shoulder saves the state, and so on. Anyways, it's easy to set up for 2 controllers, and here's how you do it. Set up controller #1' Freedo mappings and save it as something like freedo1. Then open a new blank xpadder profile and map it to your controller #2 freedo settings. Save it as freedo2 or whatever. Then in the Launch Before field in your GameEx freedo setup, your command line should look like this: C:/Xpadder/Xpadder.exe freedo1 freedo2 /M Dissected: C:/Xpadder/Xpadder.exe is the path xpadder's exe is in. freedo1 is Controller #1's profile. freedo2 is Controller #2's profile. /M tells Xpadder to minimize to the tray. Of course, change the path to reflect where you initially installed Xpadder. You will also need xpadder to exit as the emu quits, so in the Launch After entry, do this: C:/Xpadder/Xpadder.exe /C Dissected: /C tells Xpadder to close, returning your controller functions to normal. I don't use FreeDo, so if you need LaunchBefore for DamonsTools or something, just use a bat file in the Also Launch field instead as putting xpadder in there won't work for some reason (it will launch xpadder but not the command line switches). I can make one for you if you need one, just let me know. Viola! Good to go if you did it right. I'm here to help if you need me. Xpadder works so well with your xbox360 controllers you may just decide to set all your emus up that way. PS: I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV, so you can trust me! *lol*

I haven't attempted setting up Dolphin for Wii yet (although I do use it for the 'cube currently) so I'm interested in seeing what you come up with.

Well for videos they start and stop by themselves. What emu are you trying to make snaps for? Let's start from there.

Ahh may have been an emu cache problem? Either way glad you got it working!

The 32x roms work outside of GameEx right?

If you're trying to launch a Genesis game using this config it won't work, and I see you're using a Genesis rom folder. To test I would try taking the -32x switch out and try running a game, or put your 32x roms in a different folder.

I use xpadder for key mapping instead of GameEx, so I can't help there. Sorry!

No problem. I think it's the next to last option above 'create videos'.

I made some images to display on my 2nd monitor when a game is launched using Marquee Magician. I thought I'd share them in case anyone wanted them. Here's some examples: There's 25 images in the pack so far, and they're at 1366x768. You can download the rar here.

What, for real? I LOVE me some sushi! Not to short count other foods out there, but seafood is teh 1337!

I use it and yeah. Take an afternoon out and use the Create Snaps feature. Instead of setting it to certain intervals, I use the Press ESC To Create Snaps option. Wrks pretty good. And as mentioned, it only creates snaps for games that have none.