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General Discussion & Help / Re: Can't get custom launcher to work
« on: November 22, 2017, 08:43:37 AM »
Quote from: Multiplexer on November 21, 2017, 04:59:43 PM
Hi,

Try using \ instead of / for your executable command line

executable = F:\RocketLauncher\RocketLauncher.exe

This was the key. Thanks for the tips guys. It doesn't seem to like relative paths either, but it's working with a fixed path.

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General Discussion & Help / Can't get custom launcher to work
« on: November 21, 2017, 09:30:48 AM »
I've created a custom launcher for RocketLauncher thus:

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executable = F:/RocketLauncher/RocketLauncher.exe
arguments = "%ITEM_COLLECTION_NAME%" "%ITEM_NAME%"
However, when I try to launch it nothing happens. A look at the log suggests that the variables are working correctly and indeed the same command works fine from the command line, just not from RetroFE.

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[2017-11-21 18:24:42] [INFO] [Launcher] Checking to see if "f:/Media\Sega Genesis\Games\3 Ninjas Kick Back (USA).zip" exists  [Yes]
[2017-11-21 18:24:42] [INFO] [Launcher] Attempting to launch: "F:/RocketLauncher/RocketLauncher.exe" "Sega Genesis" "3 Ninjas Kick Back (USA)"
[2017-11-21 18:24:42] [INFO] [Launcher]      from within folder: F:/RocketLauncher/RocketLauncher.exe
[2017-11-21 18:24:42] [ERROR] [Launcher] Failed to run: F:/RocketLauncher/RocketLauncher.exe
[2017-11-21 18:24:42] [INFO] [Launcher] Completed
[2017-11-21 18:24:42] [ERROR] [Launcher] Failed to launch.
Am I missing something?

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General Discussion & Help / Re: Changing the defaults for new systems.
« on: November 21, 2017, 08:56:43 AM »
Yeah, I ended up making a batch file to do it. Thanks for the confirmation though!

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General Discussion & Help / Changing the defaults for new systems.
« on: November 21, 2017, 01:24:45 AM »
Is there a way to change the default settings.conf before adding a new system, or a global settings.conf that affects all systems?

I have roughly 70 systems to set up, but changing the settings.conf files manually for each system will be a laborious task. I tried adding a settings.conf file with the correct options to the _common folder, but it is ignored.

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