[GEO]

i don't know if anyone already had this idea, and if someone did, would you be kind enough to direct me to that post...
Anyways.. my idea is to create a file with the settings for each game... much alike the ini bleem has ...you know...you put in a game..the emu recognizes it..it tells you what sort of probs the game may have....then you close that warning window and you start playing...that would really be useful, cos sometimes i don't know if a prob is emu fault or if the solution is changing the plugins...
well...if you wanted to go even further it could also ask if you wanted to use your own settings or the 'best' settings for this game stored in that ini... this way it would be best for everyone and everyone could make their inis ....(are you getting the idea? just like the n64 emu scene)
what do you think?

 

[GEO]

soo.... you guys think that's not a good idea???
some replies would be nice

 

[Rargh]

well...
ePSXe cuttor already exists man, and U know that each machine needs a specific configuration in order to run epsxe.
Geforce cards are differents than Matrox ones, for example...
I remember there was a compatibility list at psxfan.com or something like that...
I don t remember.
Any ideas guys?

bye

 

[takwu]

there's a compat list at http://psxlist.emu2k.com/
but if you hate popups, be warned

the ini file idea is cool. just a little bit of extra code when the emu starts a game. and i agree it will help troubleshooting somewhat.

 

[Adair]

Sounds like a big undertaking to attempt this, but if you all do all the work I sure would appreciate it. ehehe

 

[Betamax]

The original bleem ini file was included so that bleem could avoid extra lawsuits.(ie you said that this program runs all psx games and I have xyz and it doesn't work!) This disclaimer was added in 1.4 but was so annoying that most ppl wanted a way to edit it hence the inis. I don't think it's a good idea as it is too time consuming (takes time from programming the emu) and is not too useful.