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Psikyo Arcade

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Psikyo 68EC020 (1st Generation 1993–1996) and SH-2 (1997–2002) based hardware ☑️

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MEmu := "Final Burn Alpha"
MEmuV := "v0.2.97.42"
MURL := ["http://www.barryharris.me.uk/"]
MAuthor := ["djvj"]
MVersion := "2.0.4"
MCRC := ""
iCRC := ""
MID := ""
MSystem := ["Psikyo Arcade"]
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Notes:
; You must have your roms renamed using clrmame and the dat generated by FBA. Run FBA manually and goto Misc->Generate dat file->Generate dat...
; Open FBA manually and select MISC->Configure ROM paths... and define at least one path to your roms.
; Fullscreen is now automatic when running FBA via command line
; FBA supports 7z, so no need for RocketLauncher 7z functions
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
StartModule()
FadeInStart()
primaryExe := new Process(emuPath . "\" . executable)
FadeInExit()
If StringUtils.Contains(systemname,"NEC TurboGrafx-16|NEC PC Engine|NEC SuperGrafx|Sega Mega Drive")
{   ; The object controls how the module reacts to different systems. FBA can play a lot of systems, but the romName changes slightly so this module has to adapt
   mType := Object("NEC TurboGrafx-16","tg_","NEC PC Engine","pce_","NEC SuperGrafx","sgx_","Sega Mega Drive","md_")
   ident := mType[systemName]   ; search 1st array for the systemName identifier mednafen uses
   If !ident
       ScriptError("Your systemName is: " . systemName . "`nIt is not one of the known supported systems for this FBA module: " . moduleName)
}
fbaRomName := (If ident ? ident : "") . romName   ; FBA requires an identifier prefix attached to the romName which tells FBA what system to run
hideEmuObj := Object(emuLoadingWindow,0,emuPrimaryWindow,1)
HideAppStart(hideEmuObj,hideEmu)
primaryExe.Run(" """ . fbaRomName . """")

; This loops detects the rom loading window and breaks when it's done. Only here to avoid using too many WinWait commands from all the odd flashing the emu does.
Loop {
   If emuLoadingWindow.Active()
       Break
   TimerUtils.Sleep(50,0)
}
; This loop detects when the emu window is done flashing back and forth between your FE and the emu window and is actually in the game.
Loop {
   If (x = 10)
       Break
   If emuPrimaryWindow.Active()
       x++
   emuPrimaryWindow.Activate()
   TimerUtils.Sleep(50,0)
}
HideAppEnd(hideEmuObj,hideEmu)
FadeOutExit()
CloseProcess:
FadeOutStart()
ExitModule()
TimerUtils.Sleep(50,0)
Run, wmic process where name='RocketLauncher.exe' delete
Return

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