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In a way this is the second part to the MAME posting i did a while back. I this guide I will go over what you need to know on making the Ultimate Emulator System for. MaMart.Net/ArtCade - Refurbished Artworks of Old Arcade Games and Retro Console Games. HyperSpin Themes and Wheels, MameUI Database, User Manuals and more. Incubator of 'ArtCade Project' database: All-in-one Front End for Arcade and Retro Console Emulation.

If you would like my help diagnosing a problem, please follow these steps: • From the LEDBlinky Configuration app, check the 'Enable Debug Log' option on the Misc Options tab. • Start your front-end and run through the process that's not working - like start a few games. Then quit your front-end. • Locate the Debug.zip file in the LEDBlinky folder and it to me along with an explanation of what's not working.

• Don't forget to turn off the 'Enable Debug Log' option when you're done. Which Versions Of MAME Work With Which Versions Of LEDBlinky? LEDBlinky will work with all versions of MAME.

But some LEDBlinky features rely on data from the MAME.xml file and this file occasionally changes format when MAME is upgraded. • If you are using MAME.xml version 0.173 or later, you must use LEDBlinky version 6.3.0.0 or later. • If you are using MAME.xml version 0.169 or later, you must use LEDBlinky version 6.2.2.2 or later. • If you are using MAME.xml version 0.162 or later, you must use LEDBlinky version 6.2.1.0 or later. • If you do not wish to upgrade LEDBlinky, you may downgrade your MAME.xml to an older version. • LEDBlinky can use a separate MAME.xml file from your other arcade applications. LEDs Light Correctly For Some MAME Games But Not For Others?

From the LEDBlinky Configuration app, on the MAME tab, confirm the correct path to the MAME Config Folder. By default MAME uses the 'cfg' folder. The path should end with cfg. Another possible cause for this problem may be due to your MAME.xml file.

The MAME.xml file must contain all ROMS including Clone ROMS. For example, 'PACMAN' is a clone of 'PUCMAN'. If your MAME.xml has been altered to remove 'cloneof' ROMS (such as 'PACMAN'), LEDBlinky will not be able to light the controls correctly. This simple solution is to recreate the MAME.xml file from your MAME.exe file using the -listxml command. See for more info on using the -listxml command. Note: If your front-end software also uses the MAME.xml file and does not need the Clone ROMs, you can maintain two copies of MAME.xml.

Then point LEDBlinky to the complete (with clones) version and the FE to the cloneless version. Another possible cause for this problem may be due to your version of MAME.xml. The MAME developers modified the structure of MAME.xml at version 0.162. If you are using MAME.xml version 0.162 or later you must use LEDBlinky version 6.2.1 or later. If you do now wish to upgrade LEDBlinky, you can downgrade MAME.xml to any version prior to 0.162. In fact it is recommended to use an older version of MAME.xml to decrease LEDBlinky's load time. Newer versions of MAME.xml have increased significantly in size.

For example, version 0.162 is 179,101 KB while version 0.111 is only 26,374 KB. MAME Start/Stop/Pause And Other MAME Outputs Are Not Detected? Use the LEDBlinky MAME Output Test application ( MAMEOutputTest.exe) to determine if LEDBlinky is detecting MAME outputs. As of MAME version 0.170 the Output system was changed, breaking LEDBlinky's ability to detect MAME Start, Stop, Pause, and all individual ROM Outputs.

The original Output system was restored in MAME version 0.176 but must be enabled from the MAME.ini file. LEDBlinky will attempt to identify the version of MAME by locating the whatsnew.txt file in the MAME root folder.

If the MAME version is 0.176 or later, LEDBlinky will attempt to locate the mame.ini file in the MAME root folder and modify the OSD Output Option to enable the original Output system. If you are running MAME version 0.176 (or later) and have confirmed that LEDBlinky is not detecting MAME outputs (use MAMEOutputTest.exe), then it is likely that LEDBlinky was unable to enable the Output system. In this case, you must manually update your mame.ini file: • Locate the mame.ini. This file is normally located in MAME's root folder. If the mame.ini does not exist, you can create it from your MAME.exe file using the -cc command. • Edit the mame.ini file using any text editor (for example, Notepad).

Locate the OSD OUTPUT OPTIONS section and set the output value to windows. # # OSD OUTPUT OPTIONS # output windows • Save the file and exit the text editor. Note: The Output system does not work in MAME versions 0.170 - 0.175. Note: If you are using LEDBlinky configured with FE = 'Other Front-End' then you must pass the FE_START parameter (1) when first running LEDBlinky, otherwise the MAME outputs will not be detected..

LEDBlinky LEDBlinky.exe 1 Player 2 Buttons 5 And 6 Do Not Light Up For MAME Games? MAME does not provide keycode defaults for P2B5 and P2B6 (or 7 or 8). If the buttons are functioning correctly, then the only explanation is that LEDBlinky does not have the correct path to the MAME 'cfg' folder (). If the buttons are not functioning correctly (they don't do anything when pressed during game play), remap them using the MAME tab menu, then restart the game to light the buttons. I'm Using A Joystick Encoder And The Game Control LEDs Do Not Light Correctly?

You need to use the correct joystick button codes for the LEDBlinky Input Map. For example, the button wired to P1 Button 1 on the joystick encoder (like the GPWiz) should be assigned the input code JOYCODE_1_BUTTON1 on the input map. I'm Playing A Trackball Game But My Joysticks Are Also Lighting Up (or vise-versa)? There is an issue when using Player Specific control codes () for MAME games with analog controls; MAME uses a default set of control inputs for both trackballs and joysticks - this allows trackballs and joysticks to be used interchageably. The problem arises when your control panel has both illuminated trackball(s) and illuminated joystick(s). Play a game like Centipede and the trackball and joysticks will all light up - and you only want the trackball to light up.

To solve this problem, while playing each game (like Centipede), from the MAME Tab menu, edit the game controls and remove all references to joystick inputs. Quit and restart the game and LEDBlinky will only light the trackball! MaLa Does Not Correctly Light The Buttons Assigned To The Left And Right SHIFT, ALT, And CTRL Keys?

Unfortunately, Mala doesn't distinguish between left and right for these keys so using the Input Map application you need to add the non left and right keycodes to each of these ports. For example, a port could be assigned KEYCODE_LCONTROL and KEYCODE_CONTROL. But you only want to assign KEYCODE_CONTROL to one port. If you have a button that's LCONTROL and one that's RCONTROL, you'll have to choose which one LEDBlinky should light up. HyperSpin Does Not Light Any LEDs? Check the HyperSpin log.txt file to confirm that LEDBlinky is getting launched correctly.

Confirm that the path to the LEDBlinky folder in the HyperSpin setup ends in a backslash;. LEDBlinky LEDs Return To HyperSpin Mode While Emulator (MAME) Is Still Running A Game?

When using HyperSpin, you may find that seconds after starting a game, the LEDs revert from the in-game configuration to the HyperSpin configuration (even though the game remains active). This could also affect the UltraStik 360 or ServoStik configuration (assuming you are using LEDBlinky's JDR option). The exact cause of this problem is still under investigation but it appears that HyperLaunch or Xpadder cause HyperSpin to lose/gain focus and send an invalid 'Game Quit' message to LEDBlinky. The problem seems to have been introduced in HyperLaunch version 2 or 3. To resolve this problem check the 'HyperLaunch Used To Run MAME Or Other Emulator(s)' option on the HyperSpin tab in the Configuration app.

If you don't see the option on the HyperSpin tab then please upgrade to the latest version of LEDBlinky (v5.1.0.3 or later). Maximus Arcade Does Not Light Any LEDs? Confirm that the Maximus Arcade config has LEDBlinky turned on and the correct path to the LEDBlinky.exe file. This must be done for each emulator. Maximus Arcade Does Not Light The LEDs Correctly Or Repeats Each Animation Twice?

You must be using Maximus Arcade version 2.10 (official release, not the beta) or newer, and LEDBlinky version 3.8 or newer. 'Launch.bat cannot be written.' Error With Maximus Arcade? This is a known bug with the Maximus Arcade code (the error is generated by Maximus Arcade).

LEDBlinky has been modified to help minimize the issue and most users indicate that it only occurs intermittently. Unfortunately since Maximus Arcade is no longer supported, it's unlikely the problem will ever get resolved. U360(s) Are Not Changing Maps For Each Game? If your U360 joystick(s) are running firmware version 2.5 (or newer), please upgrade to LEDBlinky 6.2.2 (or newer). How to determine the U360 firmware version: 1) Open Control Panel, System, Hardware, Device Manager, and expand the 'HID Device' entry. 2) Right click on 'HID Compliant Game Controller' and click 'Properties'. 3) Click 'Details' and in the drop-down select 'Hardware IDs'.

4) There will be a 'REV' number displayed which will be 0102, 0103, 0203 etc. For example 0205 means ver 2.5. Use the following tools to diagnose issues with U360 joystick(s): • Microsoft Windows Game Controllers software (found in the Control Panel); From the Game Controllers dialog, select your U360 and click the 'Properties' button. The Properties dialog will display the range of motion (X and Y axis) as you move the stick. The range of motion should be restricted based on the loaded map.

For example, if the stick is loaded with the Analog map, the joystick cursor should have full range of motion. If the stick is loaded with the 4-Way map, the joystick cursor should only move to the top, bottom, left, and right. Start the Game Controllers app prior to starting your front-end software (with LEDBlinky). Then while playing a game, 'Alt-Tab' over to the Game Controllers dialog and confirm the range of motion matches the expected map. • Ultimarc UltraMap software; The UltraMap software should have been provided when the U360 joystick(s) were purchased or can be from the Ultimarc.com site. Using the UltraMap application, try loading different maps to confirm the U360(s) can be remapped.

The range of motion is displayed similar to the Windows Game Controller dialog. • LEDBlinky UltrastikTest app; The UltrastikTest.exe file is included in the LEDBlinky folder.

The UltrastikTest app can be used to load a map to all connected U360 joysticks. It uses the same functions as LEDBlinky to load the maps - so if the test app works, then LEDBlinky should also work. Use the UltraMap app or Windows Game Controllers software to confirm that the correct map was loaded. Note: If your OS is Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 (or newer) you may need to start the test app with 'Run As Administrator' privileges. • LEDBlinky Troubleshooting app; The LEDBlinkyTroubleshooter.exe file is included in the LEDBlinky folder.

Select the 'UltraStik' option from the 'Problem' list. The app will analyze the debug log and report back any errors with the U360(s) and attempt to provide possible solutions. • LEDBlinky Debug Log; Use the LEDBlinky Debug Log to confirm which map LEDBlinky is loading for each game. Check the 'Enable Debug Log' option (from the LEDBLinky Configuration Application, 'Misc Options' tab).

After running your FE and a MAME game, open the Debug.log file in your LEDBlinky folder (use Notepad or any text editor). Search for any instance of 'Ultrastik'.

If LEDBlinky is configured correctly, you should find log entries similiar to this: [ 22:55:37] UltraStik U360(s) detected: 1 Restrictor Type: None. [ 22:55:55] Set UltraStik JDR Map [vjoy2way.um] for DEFENDER. [ 22:56:13] Set UltraStik JDR Map [joy4way. Download Football Manager 2010 Pc Ita Gratis Completo. um] for FE. If the U360 joystick(s) are correctly mapped for some MAME games but not for others, confirm that your MAME.xml file contains all ROMS including Clone ROMS. For example, 'PACMAN' is a clone of 'PUCMAN'. If your MAME.xml has been altered to remove 'cloneof' ROMS (such as 'PACMAN'), LEDBlinky will not be able to set the U360 maps correctly.

If this is the case, you can recreate the MAME.xml file from your MAME. X3 Reunion Cockpit Mod Free Download. exe file using the -listxml command. See for more info on using the -listxml command. If the U360 joystick(s) are not correctly mapped for any game, check the following: • Confirm that the 'UltraStik 360' option is checked (from the LEDBLinky Configuration Application, 'Misc Options' tab). • If your OS is Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 (or newer) you may need to start your front-end and/or LEDBlinky with ' Run As Administrator' privileges. • Confirm that all the U360's have the latest firmware. Instructions on how to identify the firmware version can be found.

It has been confirmed that firmware version 1.7 and older does not work with LEDBlinky. It has been confirmed that firmware version 2.3 and newer does work with LEDBlinky v6.2.2 and newer. If problems persist, you may wish to contact Ultimarc support.

Ports On My iPAC Ultimate I/O Are Lighting Mixed Colors? Using the LEDBlinky Simple Test application, each port on your iPAC Ultimate I/O should light up each RGB LED as Red, Green, or Blue. If you find that some ports (usually ports 1/2/3) are lighting a mixed color (such as yellow or purple), you need to use the Ultimarc application and un-check 'enable high current drivers'. If this does not solve the problem, please recheck your wiring.

Hyperspin is the leading arcade front-end for arcade cabinets and retro-gaming. This Android version of Hyperspin works with existing themes and data directly from the Hyperspin community. It launches both Android games and Android emulators.

LIMITED ANDROID DEVICE SUPPORT -- currently limited to Android 4.4+ and devices with NVIDIA OpenGL drivers. Have confirmed it works with the Nexus 9 and NVIDIA Shield devices (portable, tablet, and Android TV box). GAME CONTROLLER REQUIRED - there is no touch or keyboard support yet.

HYPERSPIN *DATA* REQUIRED - this app is a 'player' and ships with no data, media, or games. Please visit hyperspin-fe.com for more information.

This release is pre-ALPHA and isn't feature-complete. Please bear with us and let us know when you find problems that are not listed in the 'Known-issues list'. Support files, tutorials, and other information can be found.