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Title: Need Help making Batch file for sega model 2 emulator
Post by: taxi on February 24, 2016, 11:28:38 am
Hello im trying to make a auto boot batch file for model 2 emu. that plays sega model 2 games. Im on windows 10 ive searched and searched on how to make one for this emulator but can only find ones for frontends and i dont want to use a frontend cause i gamestream my emulators to my tablet and dont want to have to use other programs with it.Can anyone help me plz or is there another emulator that plays model 2 games that would be easyer to make a batch file.Thx for your time
Title: Re: Need Help making Batch file for sega model 2 emulator
Post by: BadMouth on February 24, 2016, 12:13:35 pm
It would be the same batch file you'd use for a front-end.
You'd just have to specify the rom name instead of the front-end inserting it.
You'll have to have a batch file for each game.

emulator_multicpu.exe zip romname
Title: Re: Need Help making Batch file for sega model 2 emulator
Post by: taxi on February 24, 2016, 12:30:21 pm
So is this how it should look    emulator_multicpu.exe dynamcop.zip  i tryed that and nothing happens i also tryed putting the full emulator path and rom path in and it didnt do anything either.
Title: Re: Need Help making Batch file for sega model 2 emulator
Post by: BadMouth on February 24, 2016, 12:33:04 pm
try having the batch file in the same folder as the emulator
Title: Re: Need Help making Batch file for sega model 2 emulator
Post by: taxi on February 24, 2016, 12:48:10 pm
Nice it is working now tyvm for the help now i can move on too setting up more emulators.)
Title: Re: Need Help making Batch file for sega model 2 emulator
Post by: BadMouth on February 24, 2016, 01:48:25 pm
I use shortcuts a lot.  Just create a shortcut to the bat file that's in the emulator folder, and then you can move the shortcut wherever you want it.

It saves having to specify the full path and allows you to group different types of games together that front-ends typically force you to have on separate lists.