Andyman
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It would be fairly easy to use the existing Wii XML with a Classic Controller-only wheel, setting HyperHQ to Wheels Only, and then just populating the Wheels folder with Classic Controller-compatible games from the Wikipedia list. Alternatively, you could use the wiki list and manually whittle down the full Wii XML. Either way wouldn't be all that much work.
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Yes. If you only have a few games on a wheel, it will display them over and over. Wheels are round and what goes around, comes back around. One solution would be to add more games until it's less repetitious.
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Find the game specified in your log and test-launch it directly in RocketLauncherUI. If it launches there, you have an issue with how HyperSpin is interfacing with RL.
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Convenience feature needed: When viewing a game's Details screen, users should have the option to match the game to the available media, without having to rename the rom to make the match. This may be able to be accomplished via an Alias field, where the game's filename points to the proper database entry.
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Initial setup - Ask about existing emulator
Andyman posted a record in HyperSpin 2 - Enhancement Requests
Best practice: Instead of auto-installing an emulator on system-add, HS2 should be asking the user if they already have an existing emulator installation they'd prefer to use. This would save a lot of confusion and extra steps later removing the auto-added emulator and then assigning the emulator you already have. -
The roms could be almost literally anywhere on the hard drive, as there's no restriction on their location in most frontends and emulators. One way to check would be to use Windows Explorer's Search function and search on "roms" and then "isos" (if you have any disc-based systems on your PC). That should reveal any other locations on the hard drive where they might be. Good luck with your new install!
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https://www.facebook.com/therealhyperspin/posts/pfbid02oaam4b6xjJ9pwQsQNVCeK88kLMLw2yaUaS9oQEUThRV8VD84EexVX9gkKipbda5Jl ... that's all I'm at liberty to say right now. See? I told you things only seemed quiet around here!
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Feel free to ask here. Glad you got the controls sorted!
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That would be your issue then. Check Device Manager to see if they're listed there, and proceed from that point to get them recognized once again. Another thought occurred to me - how are your joysticks connected? Keyboard interface or something else? If it's the former, the interface is the device you're looking for in Device Manager. And if that's the case, it's probably a loose ground wire that is at fault.
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You can use the game controller dialog in Control Panel to test the inputs.
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Version 1.0.0
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Not bad for only having the game's screenshots to work with, I suppose, especially considering no theme exists for this prototype (as far as I know). Happy New Year, everyone! -
Version 1.0.0
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The arcade industry's fascination with terrible photography on its game flyers has always driven me nuts. No astronauts in skin-tight spandex here. Just the proper cabinet artwork in a theme that isn't hard to look at. Haha. Happy New Year, everyone! -
I have no involvement with that end of things, other than to pester the team about it. They're aware, but I have info beyond that. Sorry.
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Please don't reply to existing threads that are on different topics to ask for help with a problem. Normally the best practice is to start a new thread. In your case, though, I would contact the seller you bought your drive from for support. Thanks.
