@dam. Eu joguei direto as capas em .png direto nas pastas pelo Windows que enxerga as pastas. Eu fiz uns do Atari e funcionou. Já no Game Boy Advance não se fixou as capas na pasta. To vendo a gamelist.xml para ver se bate o que tá editado lá com os arquivos e o caminho onde fica as imagens.
Justamente a mesma dúvida. Tem alguns jogos de Megadrive que eu não achava as capas no XML scraper. O que eu fiz. As minhas screenshots as fiz diretamente do youtube e gerei um arquivo .jpg. Só que quando fui lá no gamelist.xml, e editei o arquivo diretamente criando novas entradas, botando todas as tags, sem esquecer as tags <games> e fazendo as paths corretas e colocando o nome do arquivo igual ao nome do arquivo .jpg e colocando o caminho para as fotos, quando reiniciei ele apagou as entradas que fiz. Daí a pergunta: porque ele apaga as entradas??
@Substring, I think config per game is a need of several members of the comunity in order to let saved configurations of multiple overlays for every arcade game you want to keep in this way. With the consoles the need is when multiple systems share the same core. When you choose an especific overlay for a core, others systems that share the same core get the same overlay. This is an annoying thing.
@Substring, according to some posts that I saw around Internet, it is possible to make launch of individual overlays at the start up of retroarch 1.3.4, but u would have to change a file called emulatorlauncher.sh. But for me is not an easy task and I am not want to try it, due to the dificult. At least for me....
@Substring. Do u have some tip for my failure? The steps that I did seems to be equal of your post. I have been frustated. Even yet I thanks your help.
@Substring, recalbox team dont think about upgrade the retroarch version on recalbox?
@Substring, It is because I made this question about configuration per game on the official Retroarch fórum and someone say something about retroarch gui that interested me. He said: " In RetroArch, you would load up your game, go back into the menu and set up your desired overlay, then return to the quick menu and choose 'save game override' ". I noticed that the gui in retroarch 1.3.4 doesnt have this option in quick menu: save game overrride. I wondered if this option would save the overlay config by game.....
@Substring I cannot put the latest version of Retroarch on recalbox?
@Substring, I have made all the steps and doesn't work. In another try I changed in the retroarch gui the overlay directory to /recalbox/share/overlays/fba_libretro.
Wow..I gonna try later night.......thanks!!!!!!!
@Substring, I aprecciate your help and think you gave the right tuto. Maybe it lack some procedure that you assume that I knew. Something I didn't make. I am almost a noob in these affairs. Can you put, please an exaustive example, including retroarch gui configuration, what I must set in config files, recalbox.conf, retroarchcustom.cfg. I mean, every preliminary thing I may need. I succeed in a config per core, but for rom it has been not easy for me :). Don't need to be hurry in more detailed tuto. I can wait your time. Grettings.
@Substring, I have made all the steps for Final Fight in fba-libretto, but another problem arrised: when I got out of Final Fight and load another game, the same overlay apllied to this game and for every one that I load. The main problem is that I want to load games that belongs to the same core: it seems there are a conflict for roms inside the same core in this procedure, no matter the path you create.
Can someone explain ( a little tuto), please, how to save overlays for every rom separately in mame core, in order to initiate automaticaly with the previsously choosen one on the rom load?
Can someone explain ( a little tuto), please, how to save overlays for every rom separately in mame core, in order to initiate automaticaly with the previsously choosen one on the rom load?