Small help if your testing a users gameex.ini

[Tom Speirs]

For the gurus, here is a little util Ive been using, thought Id share it. Makes it easier to test a users ini more quickly. Place this quick and dirty exe in the gameex folder. When run it will disable all emulators, save having to go in and and disable them all if you want to test a different gameex.ini

DisableAllEmus.7z

[fRequEnCy]

For the gurus, here is a little util Ive been using, thought Id share it. Makes it easier to test a users ini more quickly. Place this quick and dirty exe in the gameex folder. When run it will disable all emulators, save having to go in and and disable them all if you want to test a different gameex.ini

Nice Tom! Thanks! Was thinking of whippin up something like this for testing others ini files. Saved me some leg work. Will definitely be using this.

[Tom Speirs]

Is there any use in me knocking up something even better, like something that lets you specify an ini backs up existing replaces then disables all emus and laucnhes gameex? With another button to restore backed up ini?

I know your happy to test inis which I aprreciate, anyoneelse find that useful? You know I aprreciate you guys helping out, and anything I can do to make it easier let me know.

[fRequEnCy]

Is there any use in me knocking up something even better, like something that lets you specify an ini backs up existing replaces then disables all emus and laucnhes gameex? With another button to restore backed up ini?

I know your happy to test inis which I aprreciate, anyoneelse find that useful? You know I aprreciate you guys helping out, and anything I can do to make it easier let me know.

Well this makes things easier but don't know exactly how you have it working. So if putting in a few new features makes it better, then by all means do so. If it's something that will take away from other projects then don't even worry about it cuz you know how resourceful we are in getting things to work.

[bkenobi]

I usually just look at the settings to see if there's any problems. I don't have my testing setup anymore and I haven't been in the mood to do too much playing around like that with my working cab these days. I grabbed this in case I get motivated to reinstall the testing setup on my main PC again. Thanks Tom!

[ARKEG]

Is there any use in me knocking up something even better, like something that lets you specify an ini backs up existing replaces then disables all emus and laucnhes gameex? With another button to restore backed up ini?

That does it all right - I was at the moment actually disabling each emulator, one by one, testing an alternate setup. How bout that.

I've been notepadding the .ini forever, hardly ever use the Advanced Configuration, so changing a setup over is a snap already. But I can see where this would be handy, for testing especially.

What I see more beneficial though is selective disabling of an emulator series, say, emulators 20-35. This could effectively 'unlock' the Consoles systems in one swoop. Hmm...

[ARKEG]

...selective disabling of an emulator series, say, emulators 20-35. This could effectively 'unlock'...

I meant to say 'Enabling' would unlock the series. First Post jitters

[Tempest]

ARKEG - you might like these that I've been using... It goes through each enabled emulator, and asks if you want to disable it (and vice versa)

Utilities.7z

[Tom Speirs]

Thanks for sharing Tempest.

[Tempest]

Here's another one that makes a text list all of the command lines for your emulators. Much easier (faster) to read a text file, than to start one of the config programs.

Emu_Commands.7z