One additional element of that solution is that if you go with multiple N64 emulator slots in GameEx you can bind them together as one emulator entry using the Emulator Groups feature. Honestly I’d probably just go with the idea proposed by ChaosTiki, as it’s probably the most headache-free. That’s if you like to tinker, and want to continue working on your current solution. If you wanted to get really fancy you could use a regular expression to run the string compare against only the ROM file and current directory (rather than the entire ROM path). If your batch file is running a string compare against the parameter already, you could simply expand the comparison to execute against the “\” parameters. It’s a bit of a workaround, but this would in theory give you the option of genre specific sub-directories existing under the parent directory you specify in GameEx. GameEx will only let you specify one ROM directory, but you can set GameEx to scan subdirectories.
Or, anyone have any other ways of overcoming this problem?
You can specify multiple ROM folders for MAME - any reason why you can't with other emulators? If we could specify more that one ROM path in the configuration editor for the Project64 emulator then I can just check the folder name and create a reg file for each type of game (FPS.Reg, Default.Reg, Platform.reg etc) and sort the roms into those folders. I was looking at what "wahoo" posted on this thread and would like to do something similar with a batch file: The registry key I export to the file that contains the settings is this That imports the settings into the windows registry from a previously exported Reg file and the "/s" ignores warning messages. I created a bat file that runs before startup "Lauch Before" that loads a specific registry file for GoldenEye and it works although the syntax is probably really poor (I am not a DOS programmer).Įssentially what I do is pass the to the batch file and if the file name contains "*Goldeneye*" then I run this command to import registry settings that suit Goldeneye: I noticed that after you load the controller config files it writes the settings into the registry. I am using XBOX 360 Wireless Controllers for all games so I have a Project64 controller config files for Goldeneye and a different one for Mario Kart 64 for example. I was looking at setting something like this up as the N64 has some odd controls for certain games and so you probably need about 8 profiles to play all games.
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