It seems also that players wheel artworks are not complete ? But have you keep your originals ? i means not the full artwork button but just the artwork inside the button ? because in this case everybody could customize his own button (if they want a button). I've checked your package just now, seems that your wheel artworks could be added into the mame xml full list artworks pack. Let me know if I should re-package and upload to Hyperspin-FE if you think it is worth it. !sQF0xT6R!M7Z8ZqiJDoQEJT-8GQCGHJw5GhOw7Cz5vsLlSTcyhD0 A copy of program along with packaged romlister is here: Mine is very similar and maybe a little easier because I just move all the XML files into database folder and then write a custom mame genre.xml based on what is selected. I'll send you a link when i upload, maybe it's a companion app. i figured best of both worlds.Īgain, you did AMAZING work my man, thank you very much. If they want to incorporate it into program i built, they just rename it to match the scheme i used. I had to rename some of your files to avoid conflicts with updated/newer versions, so, this *should* play nice without overwriting anything if user gets your newer or updated versions of genre sorts. I cobbled together a most-recent-available version of romlister (mame 1.79-1.80ish) and made a ton of lists for different types of controls- this way anyone can make custom wheels/genre for just the stuff they can play on their machine. I'll upload my app and it's written in AHK, i'll send you code if you want to do anything with it. LOL i had no idea you already made an app hahah.

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