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General / Re: Roms into subfolders
« on: July 31, 2019, 07:13:24 PM »
Just wanted to share what was working for me.
OS is Windows 10, i'm using Retroarch for emulation and attract-v2.5.1-win64 as frontend.
The first 4 rows are the important ones. (the rest is not yet configured, just got ps1 games to boot from AtractMode through RetroArch)
Note:
-I'm using the full path to the emulator, and since retroarch uses Cores I also describes the path to the core folder as an absolute path ("Full path").
-I'm not using the "-m" in front of my argument (row 2, "args").
-As "romext" i'm setting the value "<DIR>".
This works for me, hopefully it helps somone else.
(Not sure if using this thread was a good Idea, but since i found it when i searched for a solution I figured somone else will probably find it if they have the same problem...)
OS is Windows 10, i'm using Retroarch for emulation and attract-v2.5.1-win64 as frontend.
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executable D:\Emulators\RetroArch_1.7.7\retroarch.exe -L D:\Emulators\RetroArch_1.7.7\cores\mednafen_psx_hw_libretro.dll
args "[romfilename]\[name].cue"
rompath D:\roms\ps1
romext <DIR>
artwork flyer $HOME/Playstation 1/boxart
artwork marquee
artwork snap $HOME/Playstation 1/videos;$HOME/Playstation 1/snap
artwork wheel
The first 4 rows are the important ones. (the rest is not yet configured, just got ps1 games to boot from AtractMode through RetroArch)
Note:
-I'm using the full path to the emulator, and since retroarch uses Cores I also describes the path to the core folder as an absolute path ("Full path").
-I'm not using the "-m" in front of my argument (row 2, "args").
-As "romext" i'm setting the value "<DIR>".
This works for me, hopefully it helps somone else.
(Not sure if using this thread was a good Idea, but since i found it when i searched for a solution I figured somone else will probably find it if they have the same problem...)