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Exit back to Hyperspin in Fusion


rhawes7

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I am building my first full cabinet and am having a heck of a time getting Fusion to exit back to Hyperspin without hitting ESC on a keyboard. I am using Autohotkey to bind my tankstick keys and it works in both hyperspin and other emulators to exit the program (i being ESC) in this instance but Fusion does nothing. I am also using autohotkey to bind my tankstick and track ball as a mouse in case i exit back to windows which functions fine when the script is active as well. Unfortunately if I cannot get fusion to exit back to hyperspin I will have to scrap master system, genesis, and 32x all together. 

Here is my current hotkey setup with ESC setup as the exit key in rocketlauncher and hyperhq.

SetDefaultMouseSpeed, 0 ; Sets the delay of mouse speed to instant
m::MouseMove, 0, -25, 100, R ; when you press m, mouse will move up 25 pixels
n::MouseMove, 0, 25, 100, R ; when you press n, mouse will move down 25 pixels
b::MouseMove, -25, 0, 100, R ; when you press b, mouse will move left 25 pixels
v::MouseMove, 25, 0, 100, R ; when you press v, mouse will move right 25 pixels
z::MouseClick, left ; when you press z, mouse will left click
6::MouseClick, right ; when you press z, mouse will right click
x::MouseClick, WheelDown ; when you press x, mouse will scroll down
2::MouseClick, WheelUp ; when you press 2, mouse will scroll up
^!z::ExitApp ; when you press ctrl+alt+z, the app will exit
i::ESC
u::ENTER

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is their a reason why you are using a 19 year old emulator.

  Kega Fusion is a good stand alone emulator,  but its not very Front End user friendly.

even if you have an old PC and old set up  ,   consider using Mednafen

not only will it run the 3 Sega Systems but it will run about 20  more systems.

 

 

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Oh wow i was just using what i was familiar with years ago...I have used Retroarch before but never heard about Mednafen...I will check that out now. Thank you!

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