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BadMouth:
--- Quote from: Monkee on February 04, 2018, 01:05:42 pm ---I just discovered it and would like to use it with the latest romset available, is it compatible? --- End quote --- I do not know. Probably mostly, if not all. --- Quote from: Monkee on February 04, 2018, 01:05:42 pm ---ALso for the future Mame releases, how can one update the gamelist to stay up to date? Where can we find infos on changes in ROM names and needed bios files? --- End quote --- You'd have to manually look through every whatsnew release notes: http://mamedev.org/oldrel.html Myself, I would probably just use it as-is and then wait until I come accross something that doesn't work. I'm not so much into this stuff any more and have no motivation to keep it updated. The games themselves aren't going to change. The lists themselves have been incorporated into a couple front-ends. I don't know how it was handled there, so those may keep up with the changes automatically. I'm still on v.146 (or thereabouts) on my cab. |
Monkee:
Thank you for your answer. :) |
keilmillerjr:
--- Quote from: BadMouth on February 04, 2018, 04:51:15 pm --- --- Quote from: Monkee on February 04, 2018, 01:05:42 pm ---I just discovered it and would like to use it with the latest romset available, is it compatible? --- End quote --- I do not know. Probably mostly, if not all. --- Quote from: Monkee on February 04, 2018, 01:05:42 pm ---ALso for the future Mame releases, how can one update the gamelist to stay up to date? Where can we find infos on changes in ROM names and needed bios files? --- End quote --- You'd have to manually look through every whatsnew release notes: http://mamedev.org/oldrel.html Myself, I would probably just use it as-is and then wait until I come accross something that doesn't work. I'm not so much into this stuff any more and have no motivation to keep it updated. The games themselves aren't going to change. The lists themselves have been incorporated into a couple front-ends. I don't know how it was handled there, so those may keep up with the changes automatically. I'm still on v.146 (or thereabouts) on my cab. --- End quote --- Something like --- Code: ---ls > contents.txt --- End code --- on mac/linux will put filenames in a txt file. I’m sure there is a command to pop off the extension. After, somehow compare to list for attract mode. Will work on later. If anyone wants to help, post up. Probably a good idea to stay up to date, and tag in repo if any changes. |
kauedg:
I made a bash script that will help the process of copying the "All Killer No Filler" rom list. Considering that people have MAME roms in either .zip or .7z format, I have changed the list's format to contain only the rom name. The script then asks for the target files' extension, so no changes are needed on the list itself. It would be nice if someone made a bash script on the same format. At the end the script will list the rom names not found and generate an output file with these names. Later on, the user may pass this file as an input file (maybe running the script pointing to another rom dir, with different extension) or manually pick the missing roms. Hope it helps someone out there. Any feedback is appreciated. PS.: rename the "mame_aknf.txt" to ".sh" as the shell script extension is not accepted. --- Code: ---Bash shell script that copies specific MAME rom files, based on a list of names in a text file. This script's creation was based on the "All Killer, No Filler" rom list thread available at [http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=149708.0]. Parameters: -i [Required] Input file. Path to a text file containing one rom name per line. The rom names must not have an archive extension (.zip, .7z, etc). Rom names starting with "::" will be ignored. Usage: ./mame_aknf.sh -i [input_file] --- End code --- |
THP:
Does anyone have a Hyperspin theme collection for these? I have about 1/2 of the themes, but it's taking quite a while for me to collect the remainder. |
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