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They look better than I expected. The marquee is kinda ugly though.
I think the Daphne games (Space Ace, etc) might need AddonX to work, but I have also heard other games might work slightly better with AddOn. I haven't had any problems with the games I've tried.
If you put the files in folders, you will see those folders as categories in the left navigation area. You don't get the nice scroll wheel and videos, but if you aren't going to play all 1800 games, it loads faster and is quicker to navigate. No need to run the addonx tool either.
Anyway, it's mostly a preference issue. Feel free to give it a try if you want something more like the stock UI. Since you mentioned you didn't love the CoinOpsX UI, you may like this option instead.
When you say "use a prebuilt download" - are you talking coinopsx or a package of UCE files? I thought the point was using AddonX and just opening a usb drive that has a bunch of UCE files in folders, no? You're saying the UCE file has the mappings though? I thought the UCE file was the r0m?
this last post confused me, can you ELI5 from the beginning?
When you say "use a prebuilt download" - are you talking coinopsx or a package of UCE files? I thought the point was using AddonX and just opening a usb drive that has a bunch of UCE files in folders, no? You're saying the UCE file has the mappings though? I thought the UCE file was the r0m?
this last post confused me, can you ELI5 from the beginning?
1) Download a CoinOpsx SAUCE distribution. You can get the UCE files from anywhere, but this is the easiest.
2) Take a new USB drive and create folders for each system/genre of game in the root of the USB
3) Open the CoinOpsX SAUCE zip file and copy the UCE files you want into the folders on the USB drive. You can ignore all the video, images, text files, etc.
4) So if your USB drive letter is d: you'd have something that looks like:
d:\sports\nba jam.uce
d:\sports\2on2 hockey.uce
d:\beatemup\tmnt.uce
....
5) Put the USB in the machine and it will start reading it. When the little USB drive icon in the top right stops flashing, open AddOn (not AddOnX).
6) In the nav box on the left you will see your folders (e.g. sports, beatemup, etc).
7) Select a folder, you'll see the games in that folder organized like the built in games.
1) Download a CoinOpsx SAUCE distribution. You can get the UCE files from anywhere, but this is the easiest.
2) Take a new USB drive and create folders for each system/genre of game in the root of the USB
3) Open the CoinOpsX SAUCE zip file and copy the UCE files you want into the folders on the USB drive. You can ignore all the video, images, text files, etc.
4) So if your USB drive letter is d: you'd have something that looks like:
d:\sports\nba jam.uce
d:\sports\2on2 hockey.uce
d:\beatemup\tmnt.uce
....
5) Put the USB in the machine and it will start reading it. When the little USB drive icon in the top right stops flashing, open AddOn (not AddOnX).
6) In the nav box on the left you will see your folders (e.g. sports, beatemup, etc).
7) Select a folder, you'll see the games in that folder organized like the built in games.
but if the .UCE file is both the emulator and game, isn't it repetitive then (of the other UCE files) or does each arcade game need its own specific emulator?
in the past life we had things like nesticle and stuff that then u just fed it the .NES roms
but if the .UCE file is both the emulator and game, isn't it repetitive then (of the other UCE files) or does each arcade game need its own specific emulator?
in the past life we had things like nesticle and stuff that then u just fed it the .NES roms
If you want to use standard roms, then look up Legends Unchained - that installs something called RCade on your machine which uses Retroarch for emulation. If you are comfortable with Retroarch configuration that seems to provide the best overall performance.
If you want to use standard roms, then look up Legends Unchained - that installs something called RCade on your machine which uses Retroarch for emulation. If you are comfortable with Retroarch configuration that seems to provide the best overall performance.
if i want to just add a new system, says like SNES+roms to my existing working setup using coinopsx, do i just add a folder with that system and then re-run addonx for the whole USB or just that folder?
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if i want to just add a new system, says like SNES+roms to my existing working setup using coinopsx, do i just add a folder with that system and then re-run addonx for the whole USB or just that folder?
The tool is essentially creating a database of cached assets extracted from the UCE files. If other people's posts are correct, the tool is smart enough to not try to re-extract assets from files it's already seen, so it shouldn't take that long to re-run.
The tool is essentially creating a database of cached assets extracted from the UCE files. If other people's posts are correct, the tool is smart enough to not try to re-extract assets from files it's already seen, so it shouldn't take that long to re-run.