Consider this sticky an experiment 
. Please read the contents of this post rather than just blindly downloading the file at the bottom, otherwise you won't know what to do with them
The file contained in the zip are auto-configure scripts for Delta 2.
To install the these files:
1. Download and install the delta frontend from http://delta.ngemu.com
2. Download the zip file ,and unzip the contents of this file into your c:\delta\config\psx games folder (assuming that you installed it to c:\delta)
3. Load delta, or if it is already loaded click on the view->refresh option to load the new files.
To configure these files for your computer:
1. From delta, click on the game's icon in the tree. Alternatively insert the game disk into your computer (This only works if the auto-configure script recognises the disks id code).
2. Please read any notes displayed by autoconfigure. They are there for a reason.
3. Autoconfigure will now present you with what it thinks is the most appropriate settings. Change these if you wish.
3. (optional) Click on refine keys to confiure your joypad. If you prefer the default keyboard controls you need not do this step.
4. Click on save settings and continue.
To run games manually using these files:
1. Select the game you wish to run.
2. Press the run emu button
You can also run games via inserting the cd (if the disks id code is known by the script). If you wish to use image files you will need to manually change the detected settings to speciify the image plugin and the image filename.
Configuration pack 1 (16/04/2005)
Games included:
Finally these files are available as is. They are not optimised, but should serve as a good starting point if you want to tweak things.
Thanks to Hushy for creating a good proportion of these files, and also thanks to Kane and elly who suppiled me with settings I used to base the rest of the files on.
. Please read the contents of this post rather than just blindly downloading the file at the bottom, otherwise you won't know what to do with them The file contained in the zip are auto-configure scripts for Delta 2.
To install the these files:
1. Download and install the delta frontend from http://delta.ngemu.com
2. Download the zip file ,and unzip the contents of this file into your c:\delta\config\psx games folder (assuming that you installed it to c:\delta)
3. Load delta, or if it is already loaded click on the view->refresh option to load the new files.
To configure these files for your computer:
1. From delta, click on the game's icon in the tree. Alternatively insert the game disk into your computer (This only works if the auto-configure script recognises the disks id code).
2. Please read any notes displayed by autoconfigure. They are there for a reason.
3. Autoconfigure will now present you with what it thinks is the most appropriate settings. Change these if you wish.
3. (optional) Click on refine keys to confiure your joypad. If you prefer the default keyboard controls you need not do this step.
4. Click on save settings and continue.
To run games manually using these files:
1. Select the game you wish to run.
2. Press the run emu button
You can also run games via inserting the cd (if the disks id code is known by the script). If you wish to use image files you will need to manually change the detected settings to speciify the image plugin and the image filename.
Configuration pack 1 (16/04/2005)
Games included:
- Ball Breakers
- Chrono Cross
- Chrono Trigger
- Colin McRae
- CoolBoarders 3
- Crash Bandicoot
- Crash Warped
- Dino Crisis 2
- Dino Crisis
- Driver
- FF A(4,5,6)
- FF IX
- FF Origins
- FF Tactics
- FF VII
- FF VIII
- FFIX
- FFVII
- FFVIII
- Gran Turismo 2
- Gran Turismo
- Iss Pro 98
- Marvel VS Street Fighter
- Medievil 2
- Medievil
- Metal Gear Solid
- MGS VR Missions
- Mortal Kombat 4
- Mortal Kombat Trilogy
- Oddworld Abes oddessy
- Parasite Eve 2
- Resident Evil 2
- Ridge Racer Type 4
- Street Fighter Alpha 3
- Street Fighter EX 2
- Syphon Filter
- Tekken 3
- Xenogears
Finally these files are available as is. They are not optimised, but should serve as a good starting point if you want to tweak things.
Thanks to Hushy for creating a good proportion of these files, and also thanks to Kane and elly who suppiled me with settings I used to base the rest of the files on.
