Homebrew Official Retroarch WiiU (wip.)

[the_randomizer]

Sorry bud thought it would be a long shot.

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from the makers of playlist buddy
Simple Arcade Multifilter
https://forums.libretro.com/t/retroarch-playlist-buddy-playlist-and-thumbnail-generation-app/8417 (abit further down the page)

Just run this tool before you run playlist buddy..


EDIT: actually are you downloading the mame2003 set?

No, I don't have the entire set, I just want a handful of games on the list, nothing more. I'll check it out. Will figure out something.

 

[ploggy]

No, I don't have the entire set, I just want a handful of games on the list, nothing more. I'll check it out. Will figure out something.

I was going to say if you download the full set I can give you my playlist that has all the clones already removed

 

[the_randomizer]

I was going to say if you download the full set I can give you my playlist that has all the clones already removed

I may have already, not sure as I don't remember if I did or not XD

 

[ploggy]

I may have already, not sure as I don't remember if I did or not XD

If you have all I'll need is you retroarch rom directory on your sd (or you can input it into the playlist file yourself

 

[the_randomizer]

If you have all I'll need is you retroarch rom directory on your sd (or you can input it into the playlist file yourself

Ah well go ahead and send the list

 

[ploggy]

Ah well go ahead and send the list

Here you go

Just make sure to edit the rom path to your mame/fba directory on your sd

 

[the_randomizer]

Here you go

Just make sure to edit the rom path to your mame/fba directory on your sd

I'll need to change the USB string to SD, since I don't quite trust USB, but it's no biggie, I use Notepad ++ to edit them

 

[ploggy]

I'll need to change the USB string to SD, since I don't quite trust USB, but it's no biggie, I use Notepad ++ to edit them

Yeah with notepad ++ you should be able to rename all "usb" to "sd" at once plus as an added bonus these playlists have been made with their .dat files so they have the correct game names too.

 

[cucholix]

Someone know what's the official logo/branding for retroarch https://www.libretro.com/index.php/retroarch-2/ ?
@Hielkenator2 mention that the first one was scrapped, so the second one?

 

[AmandaRose]

I deleted all my playlists then remade the gba one first and all gba games working fine and then made lists for my other emulators and gba roms are back to not working lol it seems any time I add a wonderswan playlist the gba one goes and fucks up for some reason lol

 

[ShadowOne333]

I deleted all my playlists then remade the gba one first and all gba games working fine and then made lists for my other emulators and gba roms are back to not working lol it seems any time I add a wonderswan playlist the gba one goes and fucks up for some reason lol

Post both Wonderswan and GBA playlists to check them out.

 

[the_randomizer]

I deleted all my playlists then remade the gba one first and all gba games working fine and then made lists for my other emulators and gba roms are back to not working lol it seems any time I add a wonderswan playlist the gba one goes and fucks up for some reason lol

If you want me to help check them out, I can do that as well.

 

[ploggy]

I deleted all my playlists then remade the gba one first and all gba games working fine and then made lists for my other emulators and gba roms are back to not working lol it seems any time I add a wonderswan playlist the gba one goes and fucks up for some reason lol

When your making your playlists, are you adding in the path to the relevant core in playlist buddy? maybe that would help separate the playlists?

 

[cucholix]

It would be interesting to know how your rom folder structure actually is @Marko76

 

[the_randomizer]

It would be interesting to know your how your rom folder structure actually is

I just set it up as SD:/ROMs/Snes
SD:/ROMs/NES
SD:/ROMs/GBA

Etc. I hate having all my ROMs in one folder, it's cluttered.

 

[cucholix]

I just set it up as SD:/ROMs/Snes
SD:/ROMs/NES
SD:/ROMs/GBA

Etc. I hate having all my ROMs in one folder, it's cluttered.

It should be:
sd:/roms/Nintendo - Nintendo Entertaiment System
sd:/roms/Nintendo - Game Boy Advance

That's the correct naming convention, you can check the others here https://github.com/libretro/libretro-thumbnails

At least I use that way to not have compatibility problems

 

[the_randomizer]

It should be:
sd:/roms/Nintendo - Nintendo Entertaiment System
sd:/roms/Nintendo - Game Boy Advance

That's the correct naming convention, you can check the others here https://github.com/libretro/libretro-thumbnails

I never had to do that, actually, my playlists work fine regardless *shrug*. I find the extra names unnecessarily long, but that's just me. I don't use thumbnails though.

 

[ShadowOne333]

It should be:
sd:/roms/Nintendo - Nintendo Entertaiment System
sd:/roms/Nintendo - Game Boy Advance

That's the correct naming convention, you can check the others here https://github.com/libretro/libretro-thumbnails

At least I use that way to not have compatibility problems

The long names are not necessary for the folder names, they are only necessary for the LPL files.

 

[cucholix]

I never had to do that, actually, my playlists work fine regardless *shrug*. I find the extra names unnecessarily long, but that's just me. I don't use thumbnails though.

It works too yeah, but you would have conflict when using the online updater, I don't know, I only use no-intro sets for most of the cores and they have this naming convention too, so I stick to it

 

[the_randomizer]

It works too yeah, but you would have conflict when using the online updater, I don't know, I only use no-intro sets for most of the cores and they have this naming convention too, so I stick to it

I don't use or trust the online updater, I like having control on what and when I update, but that's just me. No intro sets are nice though.