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Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: Martijn on November 16, 2008, 06:58:56 am
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i am trying to run this nulldc, the emulation works fine
i just want to do the following
in maximus arcade before i run the dreamcast emulator
switch the u360 from ultimarc to 8-way map
then load joytokey
then run the emulator
and when its done, i want to unload joytokey
and go back to analog map
how can i do this?
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i can prelaunch the joytokey, or maybe start both in a batch file?
and afterlaunch batch file
but how do i disable the joytokey and i dont have 8way ugc file
in ultimap are only um files
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Batch file should do it, something like the following (untested). But I don't know how Maximus works so there might be other ways to do it.
Save this as LaunchNullDC.bat and call it from your FE using "LaunchNullDC.bat [ROM]"
@ECHO OFF
start "" "C:\Program Files\JoyToKey\JoyToKey.exe" "NullDC.cfg"
"C:\Program Files\UltraMap\UltraMap.exe" "C:\Program Files\UltraMap\Maps\8-Way.um"
cd C:\Emulators\NullDC
nulldc.exe -config ImageReader:DefaultImage="%1"
taskkill /F /IM joytokey.exe
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maximus arcade lets me start a batch file before starting the emulator
before launch they call it
and when i quit the emulator and it goed back to maximus it can also launch a batch file
does the joytokey have a /remove or disable option?
and how do i flip the ultramap back to analog after?
and i thought ultramap doesnt start um files?
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does the joytokey have a /remove or disable option?
No it doesn't you have to close the process using something like taskkill
and how do i flip the ultramap back to analog after?
Just run UltraMap again with a different ugc file
and i thought ultramap doesnt start um files?
If that's the case it's quite easy to create a ugc file. Just save the following file and change which profile you want for each joystick. Name it whatever you like with the .ugc extension on the end and load it using UltraMap.
# This is an Ultimarc UltraStik Game Configuration file
UltraStikGameConfigurationFileFormatVersion=1.0
UltraStik1MapFile=Analog
UltraStik2MapFile=Mouse Pointer
UltraStik3MapFile=Analog
UltraStik4MapFile=Analog
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like
# This is an Ultimarc UltraStik Game Configuration file
UltraStikGameConfigurationFileFormatVersion=1.0
UltraStik1MapFile=8-way
and then save it as 8way.ugc?
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Pretty much but I'd have it
# This is an Ultimarc UltraStik Game Configuration file
UltraStikGameConfigurationFileFormatVersion=1.0
UltraStik1MapFile=8-Way
UltraStik2MapFile=
UltraStik3MapFile=
UltraStik4MapFile=
It might not make a difference, but that is the format, to have the four joysticks even if you only use 1 or 2. Save it as 8-Way.ugc in C:\Program Files\UltraMap\Maps.
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ok it works. but after i run it and the kill command was excuted the wireless keyboard crashes
is the kill command and strings right?
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taskkill is not a very nice way to close a process. I would download process.exe (http://www.beyondlogic.org/solutions/processutil/processutil.htm) and use:
process -q joytokey.exe
That closes a process gracefully by sending it the WM_CLOSE message instead of forcing the process to end by killing it. It might help.