I got a config using Hyperspin, Rocketlauncher and a little something called LaunchEMUbox (seems like a port from Android through Electron, if that rings a bell), located inside the HyperSpin folder

All this works great. Thing is, when adding a new game in RocketLauncher, all goes well and I can run it from there, but this LaunchEmuBox seem to have its own little pesky database which does not seem to get updated (and therefore, my new ROM does not appear in the final wheel) -- I tested this by renaming the .db from LaunchEMUBox and of course, no ROMS appear under the system chosen (MAME in that case).

I assume someone knowing this ill smile at my noobness. Please help: How do I update this .db to reflect what I did in Rocketlauncher? Thx!!!!

here is the directory of this EmuBox thing

 (She is not amused...lol)

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.  If you have a pinball table that is acting up, I can probably help you with that. lol
Thanks again!!

Check it out on my github:

https://github.com/ericitaquera/rlauncher-custom

Use at your own risk.

Regards

If there is I can't find it anywhere.

Any info appreciated.

-Jack

Daphne works for both Space Ace and DL.  These will be the only two I'm setting up.
Works in the DaphneLauncher.  However through Rocket, I get a black screen and I can hear the game running through the startup and attract mode...   But just a black screen...
Read through the 7 pages of questions and answers.  Seen some talking about opengl.
I made changes for that in the global, no luck.  set to false on fullscreen, no luck.  tried disable hardware accl.

Everything I've tried hasn't worked and I'm wondering what the heck I'm doing wrong...

The crazy daph log has some weird entries:
WARNING : You have specified an abnormal screen resolution! Normal screen resolutions are
Set 3840x2160 at 32 bpp with flags: 0
Loading compressed ROM image dl_f2_u1.bin...8192 bytes read.
Loading compressed ROM image dl_f2_u2.bin...8192 bytes read.
Loading compressed ROM image dl_f2_u3.bin...8192 bytes read.
Loading compressed ROM image dl_f2_u4.bin...8192 bytes read.
Booting ROM ...
LDP : Since disc was stopped, we are flushing the timers (remove me later)
Play
LDP : disc is already playing, play command ignored
Play
lair : Re-allocated overlay surface (360 x 240)...
Display disable received
Search to 323 received - [25] Attract Mode, Sequence 0 Attract Mode
NOTE: converting FPS from 23.976000 to 29.970000. This may be less accurate.
Play

Anyone have any ideas please??

THANKS SO MUCH!!

There are a few notable threads about Daphne out there already. Please see:

http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/forum/showthread.php?18209-A-Sort-Of-Guide-to-Daphne

http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/topic/1612-whats-the-easiest-way-to-run-daphne-with-hyperspin-roms-or-iso

http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/forum/showthread.php?28561-Daphne-games-missing-yet-there&highlight=daphne

http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/topic/2121-daphne-help

NOTICE: Daphne and Daphne Singe are two different emulators.

Daphne is for the following games: Astron Belt, Badlands, Bega's Battle, Cliff Hanger, Cobra Command, Dragon's Lair, Dragon's Lair 2, Esh's Aurunmilla, Galaxy Ranger, GP World, Interstellar, M.A.C.H. 3, Road Blaster, Space Ace, Star Blazer, Super Don Quix-ote, Thayer's Quest and Us vs Them.

Daphne Singe is for the following games:

American Laser Games: Crime Patrol, Crime Patrol 2, Who Shot Johnny Rock, The Last Bounty Hunter, Mad Dog McCree, Mad Dog McCree 2, Space Pirates and Time Traveler.

WoW Action Max Games: .38 Ambush Alley, Blue Thunder, Hydrosub: 2021, Pops Ghostly and Sonic Fury.

Other Games: Ninja Hayate and Time Gal.

For help setting up these games, please check this: http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/topic/2139-complete-guide-for-american-laser-gameswow-actionmax-in-hypespin-and-RL

About the company (Cinematronics):

Taken from the Cinematronics Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinematronics

Cinematronics Inc. was founded in 1975 by Jim Pearce, Dennis Parte and Gary Garrison in El Cajon, California, although early on Parte and Garrison sold their shares to Tom "Papa" Stroud. Cinematronics' first games, a Pong clone, a Flipper Ball copy and their first original game design, Embargo, were released in 1975, 1976, and 1977, were not particularly notable. The company really began to prosper after the Space Wars game came into production about a year later.

...

In 1983 Cinematronics released Dragon's Lair, one of the first laserdisc-based arcade games. In order to finish the project they partnered with Advanced Microcomputer Systems (later renamed RDI Video Systems), who later tried to sell a home version of the laser-disc machine. While RDI's home console, the Halcyon, was a failure, the Dragon's Lair arcade was a huge success. Cinematronics followed it up with the similar sci-fi-themed laserdisc game, Space Ace. In about 1983 some prototype animation material for a Dragon's Lair sequel was produced, but due to the lack of an agreement between Cinematronics and the animator, Don Bluth, this material sat unused for years, eventually becoming part of the Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp game in the 1990s.

Games produced by Cinematronics:

Alley Master (1988)

Armor Attack (1980)

Baseball The Season II (1987)

Boxing Bugs (1981)

Brix (1983)

Cerberus (1985)

Cosmic Chasm (1983)

Danger Zone (1986)

Double Play: Super Baseball Home Run Derby (1987)

Dragon's Lair (1983)

Embargo (1977)

Express Delivery (1984)

Flipper Ball (1976)

Freeze (1982)

Hovercraft (1983)

Jack the Giantkiller (1982)

Mayhem 2002 (1985)

Naughty Boy (1982)

Power Play (1985)

Redline Racer (1986)

Rip Off (1980) A cocktail version was also manufactured under license by Centuri

Solar Quest (video game) (1981)

Space Ace (1984)

Space Wars (1977)

Star Castle (1980)

Starhawk (1977)

Sundance (1979)

Tail Gunner (1979)

Tailgunner II 1980 This was a cockpit version was otherwise the same as the original Tailgunner. It was made under license by Exidy.

Warrior

War of the Worlds (1982)

World Series - The Season (1985)

World Series Baseball (1984)

Zzyzzyxx (1982)

About the company (RDI Video Systems):

Taken from the RDI WiKi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDI_Video_Systems

RDI Video Systems was a video game company founded by Rick Dyer originally as "Advanced Microcomputer Systems", and was well known for its Laserdisc video games, beginning with the immensely popular Dragon's Lair. The company went bankrupt shortly after releasing the Halcyon home video game system, which they claimed would be entirely voice-activated, and have an AI on par with HAL 9000 from the film 2001: A Space Odyssey. Some of theses games have been remastered by Digital Leisure.

Games produced by RDI:

Dragon's Lair

Space Ace

Thayer's Quest (Released first for the Halcyon, and later in arcades)

Raiders vs. Chargers (Released first for the Halcyon, and later in arcades as "NFL Football")

Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp

Orpheus, not released

The Spirits of Whittier Mansion, not released

The Shadow of the Stars, not released

Voyage to the New World, not released

The Emulator:

Taken from the Daphne Emulator WiKi: https://www.daphne-emu.com:9443/mediawiki/index.php/Main_Page

Were you enchanted by laserdisc arcade games back when they were new? Have you ever wished that you could play the original arcade version of Dragon's Lair again? Well, now you can, using Daphne! Daphne lets you play Dragon's Lair and other laserdisc arcade games, just like you remember them from the arcade!

Astron Belt

Badlands

Bega's Battle

Cliff Hanger

Cobra Command

Dragon's Lair

Dragon's Lair II : Timewarp

Esh's Aurunmilla

Galaxy Ranger

GP World

Interstellar

M.A.C.H. 3

Road Blaster

Space Ace

Star Blazer

Super Don Quix-ote

Thayer's Quest

Us vs Them

Your hardware requirements:

At least a Pentium III 500 MHz machine or equivalent (These days, most people have something much better.)

Windows, Mac OSX, or x86/Linux (this covers almost everyone)

One of the following:

(Strongly Recommended) One or more Digital Leisure DVDs to make Daphne easier to use.

(Not Recommended, Expert only) ROM Image files and one of the following:

(Not Recommended, Expert only) Video, Audio, and Frame Files

(Not Recommended, Expert only) A real laserdisc and a real laserdisc player

Ok, Let's get started!

I will assume that you already have all of the appropriate media in which to install the emulator and the games onto your computer. The Daphne emulator consists of two programs, DaphneLoader and Daphne. Daphne is the actual emulator and DaphneLoader is a front end that uses Daphne and give you a nice GUI to make changes to the config. As just about every thread out there says, "Do not try to launch DaphneLoader through your HyperSpin or HyperLaunch setup." Daphne.exe is the actual emulator. That said, you do need DaphneLoader to get things setup and to configure game specific settings.

I would highly recommend you get the supported CD/DVD media for the supported games. If you have the media for these games, DaphneLoader will download and keep up-to-date the audio/video files directly from Digital Leisure.

Daphne dowload and setup:

Navigate to the Daphne home page: http://www.daphne-emu.com and download the latest version of Daphne (daphne-1.0v-win32.zip). Once it's downloaded create a new directory in your emulators directory. Mine is located at "C:\Emulation\Emulators|Daphne". Many other people use "C:\HyperSpin\Emulators\Daphne". Open the Zip file and extract all the contents into your ...Daphne directory.

The first time you run DaphneLoader it will update itself. Please click "OK".

Once the update is finished you will see this:

For this example I will install Dragon's Lair from the DVD-Video Version using DaphneLoader. Click on Dragon's Lair and click the "Start!" button. You will see the Warning dialog box explaining what disc's you need to play the game.

Insert the appropriate disk in your drive (or mount the disk image) and click the "OK" button. You will see the Video/Audio Files Needed dialog box. Click "OK".

DaphneLoader will now download the most up to date audio/video files and install them into your ...Daphne\vldp_dl\lair directory. This process will take a while (depending on your internet speeds), so go grab a cup of coffee... beer... or what ever your poison is and wait.

Once that process is complete, you will be asked to validate your media. Click "OK" and let the process run.

DaphneLoader will then start converting your files. Go refill your coffee... beer...

Once converted and validated, you will get another update screen. Click "OK"... again....

"Game is ready to begin." Click "OK" and hit a key to parse the video files:

Finally! The game will launch and you can play!!! Close out the game and continue on with installing the other games you want.

The download process will give you a framefile that is needed to play the game. I recommend copying the framefile to the ...Daphne\framefile directory. In this example it's called ...Daphne\vldp_dl\lair\lair.txt

Again, copy the framefile into the framefile directory for each game and name them like this (so they match the database in HyperList):

As everyone will first ask when replying to Daphne problems, "Make sure all the games are working in DaphneLoader first!".

If you have downloaded the games, make sure all the audio/video files, framefiles and rom files are included. The framefiles must match up to the audio/video files and you must have the matching roms also. The directory structure should be like this:

Framefiles: ...Daphne\framefile

Roms: ...Daphne\roms

Audio/Video in their own directories: ...Daphne\vldp_dl

My example:

Framefile: C:\Emulation\Emulators\Daphne\framefile\lair.txt

Roms: C:\Emulation\Emulators\Daphne\roms\dl_revf2.zip

Audio/Video: C:\Emulation\Emulators\Daphne\vldp_dl\lair

Now, to make changes in your per-game config:

Most people will not need to do this, but some may want some default changes to the way a game plays. With DaphneLoader open, select the game you want to make changes to. Click the "Configure" button. Make any appropriate changes you would like in any of the tabs except the Input tab. Make sure and Enable the Display command line option in the Advanced tab before you hit "OK".

Now, click the "Start!" button and the command like window will appear first:

Pay close attention to the two bank settings. Mine shows "-bank 0 11111001 -bank 1 00100111". Write these down or save them somewhere for use in HyperLaunchHQ. Click the "Cancel" button and make any changes to the other games you have installed. Record those bank settings for each game as well.

The last thing we need to do before we start the HyperSpin setup, is to make a minor change to the framefiles.

Open each framefile in your favorite text editor and put the full path to the audio/video directory. Example:

Original:

.

151 lair.m2v

C:\Emulation\emulators\Daphne\vldp_dl\lair\


151 lair.m2v

All the other games, or if you have the A/V files and framefiles:

For the games that do not require CD/DVD media, or if you have downloaded all the Audio/Video files and framefiles from a different source, here is how to set them up in DaphneLoader.

For this example I will use GP World. Select GP World in the list and click the "Configure" button on the right. In the Game/Laserdisc tab, click on "Configure Laserdisc":

Under the Virtual Laserdisc Player Options, change it from "Yes..." to "No, I will install...". This will give you an additional option to browse to your framefile. Click the "Browse" button and navigate to your ...Daphne\framefile\gpworld.txt framefile and click "Open":

Hit the "OK" button and hit "OK" again on the Configuration window. Click on "Start!" to test the game. Let it parse the video and that game should be done.

Do this for the rest of the games you have available.

We are ready to bring up HyperHq!

Daphne and HyperHQ config.

Launch HyperHQ and add your Daphne wheel. Once the wheel is added, click on Wheel Settings and choose Daphne in the wheel drop down. Make your changes like this:

Now close out HyperHQ and open up HyperLaunchHQ. You will have to setup your Global emulator for Daphne. Select GLOBAL on the left. Make sure the Emulators tab is selected and scroll down to Daphne (not Daphne Singe, see the top of this post for a Singe link) and double click on it. Set your Path to the daphne.exe as seen below:

Close that window and click on the emulator Daphne on the left. Make sure the Emulators tab is selected and set your Rom Paths to your ...Daphne\framefile directory. Set your Default Emulator to Daphne as seen below:

Now, click on the Games tab and hit the blue "Audit All the games..." button and your installed games should show up in green. Go ahead and select lair and click the "Launch..." button to test:

All your games that run in Daphne should now be setup in HyperSpin and HyperLaunchHQ!!!

There are two game names that do not match between the RL Daphne.ini settings file and the HyperList xml file.

Cobra Command and Road Blaster. If your Audit list shows cobra and rb in red, the easiest way is to fix the game names (hopefully this will be updated sometime) in your ...HyperLaunch\Modules\Daphne\Daphne.ini file.

Find the file in your HyperLaunch instillation and edit it in your favorite editor. Scroll down and find the game setting tag called [cobra]. In the HyperList xml file it's called cobraab. I copied the entire [cobra] section and pasted it below. Changed [cobra] to [cobraab] and did the same for [rb] to [roadblaster]:

Save the file and I then re-ran the audit and all the games show green! "Super Green!"

One last thing. Your per game settings!

While you still have HyperLaunchHQ open, click on the Emulators tab. Click on the "Edit Global Module Settings":

Click on the "Rom Settings" tab. Scroll down and select lair. At the bottom of this screen you will see two boxes: bank0 and bank1. Look back at your command line notes for lair and make them match:

Close that window. Close out HyperLaunchHQ and bring up HyperSpin.

Enjoy!!!

<EDIT>

Djvj has edited the Daphne.ahk module for RL to allow for per game control changes. Please see this thread:

http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/topic/1447-daphne-module

</EDIT>

Any comments and corrections will be greatly appreciated!

Thank you,

Ron Fancella

Here is the initial release of my Amiga Forever 8 Plus Edition for RocketLauncher!!

Enjoy ...

Amiga Forever 8 Plus Edition.zip

Finally I finished my first release of my revised and updated module formerly known as the C64 Forever 7 module. This release includes many new features and settings you will be able to configure within RocketLauncher as well as a new cartridge feature for per game settings only!

Why you ask .... You will be able to use different freezer cartridges with your games if you want to like such as the Super Snapshot or Action Replay cartridges.

Enjoy!!

C64 Forever 8 Plus Edition.zip

Thank You

I plan on working on the Amiga Forever 7 module next.

Enjoy!

C64 Forever 7.zip

I set Controller_Reassigning_Enabled to true in the Fusion module ini. 

The setup to define the multi tap type and controller settings for each game via the RocketLauncher UI seems very straight forward, but just. Isn’t. Working. 

Not sure what to try next. When I open the games separately just using Fusion outside of RocketLauncher and Hyperspin, everything works fine if I select the proper multi tap type in the controls settings. 

I just can’t seem to get RocketLauncher to do that for me by editing the Fusion.ahk 

please please please help!

http://www.rlauncher.com/wiki/index....F_and_similar)

I even tried to leave that test window open and launch Visual Pinball manually without rocketlauncher or hyperspin and that actually creates an issue with the flippers.  One side will get "stuck" in the up position while the other side won't function at all.  This goes away once i close that test window and restart the application.  

The system is Windows 10 Pro and  RL, Joytokey, and HS are all the latest versions (as of 7/23/2017).

 "path\to\emulatot.exe path\to\rom.rom"

in the settings of hyperspinn ?

I like to keep things simple (one programm less that can fail)

RLauncher recently told me that a new update was available, I installed it and since when I want to start any game on any system i get this error message:
"AutoHotkey.dll
error at line 32
Linetext:
error: the leftmost charcater above is illegal in an expression
program will exit"

And cannot launch any game with hyperspin after that.
Where can i found an original autoHotkey.dll?

I finished this today. It enables you to keep the last 5 unzipped games per system. Really useful for games that are large and take ages to unzip. This stops you wasting hard drive space as it only saves the 5 most recent. It also deletes any empty folders in that temp folder too.

Take a look here for more info and the script.

http://www.rlauncher.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3565

Look at the issue I'm having when bezels are enabled with Ikaruga. Could someone else confirm? Has anyone seen and solved this?

texture filtering 

hires textures

fullscreen filter

this option will be tunred off automaticly but i allready activate these options in the settings file ....

i dont know why it turned off every time 

when i change these options without rocket launcher these settings is allready activated but rocktet launcher turned them off 

i need help 

I had retroarch working before with RL PAUSE, then I did a bunch of work on shaders and shader borders and overlays to really get things looking super nice.  Then realized that RL could probably not do PAUSE over a fullscreen retroarch with it's overlay.  So I turned them off and enabled bezels again in RLUI, and then went into the configs and turned fullscreen off, windowed fullscreen off,...and tried RL again but PAUSE does not want to activate even when retroarch is completely windowed.  Any ideas?  I had it working with PAUSE perfectly when it was the fresh download but for some reason now RL just wont take over. 

I am having some problems when launching games below is error popups each time I run the game

after updating the RL ,  touhou completely  stopped working.