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space invaders artwork file
« on: December 10, 2005, 05:36:46 pm »
hi guys i using the space invaders artwork file which has the moon background,which ive put into the artwork folder, but when the game is on it has the bezel around the game which makes the gam ???e way to small, so it says to get rid of the bezel i have to use the command line parameter -nobezel to disable them. but im not sure how to do this, any ideas guys..... ???

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Re: space invaders artwork file
« Reply #1 on: December 10, 2005, 05:57:24 pm »
It just goes after your load command in command line MAME... I'm not sure what the ROM name for Space Invaders is, but it should look something like mame si -nobezel
You can also stack the commands if you want to use more than one.

If you're using MAME32, you can right click on the game name and shut off bezels via checkbox.

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Re: space invaders artwork file
« Reply #2 on: December 10, 2005, 10:14:30 pm »
Using Mame32 you can also click a checkbox that says crop artwork. In some games this keeps some of the artwork visible but doesn't shrink the game play screen. For instance, it would show the sides of a vertical game bezel, but the game itself is the same size as if you had the artwork turned off. Or for a horizontal game, it keeps the overlay/backdrop stuff behind the action where you want it, and leaves off the bezel graphics you don't need. For example in Discs of Tron.

In some games the shrunken screen is okay because the bezel looks fantastic -- I have two set up this way, Donkey Kong and Asteroids. DK has a great looking bezel (I use a large PC monitor at high rez so the bezel looks "real"), and in Asteroids the bezel looks exactly like the cardboard bezel ("exactly" meaning, close enough for me), and the backdrop gives the screen an authentic burned-in look -- awesome! (For most games, I prefer no artwork, but for some they look terrific. Another example is Asteroids Deluxe -- it's a whole new game with the backdrop.)

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Re: space invaders artwork file
« Reply #3 on: December 11, 2005, 10:50:15 am »
if all that above and still you have problem, just simply open up that ZIP file and delete the BEZEL out of there..BINGO....  :P No more BEZEL for that game.
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