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nummacway / gb300-sf2000-tool

The all-in-one tool for the GB300 and SF2000 handheld game consoles
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Some things #2

Open Sergei-Alekseev opened 2 months ago

Sergei-Alekseev commented 2 months ago

Hello. If life preview selected there is error popup Screenshot (3) Cannnot parse opt with added lines Screenshot (4) Screenshot (5) Edit as txt will be great i guess. After adding rom and selecting core, rom added and copied to ROMS/dir but per game core config is grayed Screenshot (6) If i choose duplicate as multicore asks about overwrite Screenshot (7) If i choose Yes Screenshot (8)

nummacway commented 2 months ago

First question: What operating system is this? Are you sure that Resources\Arial_en.ttf is present and functional? On my Windows 10 machine, this works fine with the SF2000's 1.71 image, which according to vonmillhausen has the identical font file. Sadly I have to use this undocumented function to load a font of which I only know the file name and I don't know if this always works well.

Second question: You cannot duplicate a multicore ROM and use the same core again if that is the question.

nummacway commented 2 months ago

Forgot to answer your third question: For the opt files, please download this. If it still doesn't work, ask there. https://github.com/tzubertowski/sf2000_gb300_multicore_core_config

Sergei-Alekseev commented 2 months ago

Yes, Resources\Arial_en.ttf is OK. OS is Windows 10 2016 LTSB. And console is DataFrog Multicore 010 over 1.71.

Second about grayed out per game options.

I dont need opt files) I have modified opt files with added lines. Everything is working ok. I do not understand why Tool is parsing limted number of options. You can add a button "Edit as text" i guess.

nummacway commented 2 months ago

I can probably only help you if you upload your Resources folder.

The per-game options are grayed out if a core cannot be configured or I don't know it. What core is it? Sadly, multicore does not supply any information on the cores other than the core names, which change every now and then.

The option files are meant to be edited as drop-downs. I would guess that libretro does that as well. For that, all options must have their possible values defined. The error says that this is not the case. If you want to edit them as text, use a text editor.