So to understand if there is an error and correct it as soon as possible Isn't there any way to create a filter myself ?īios and devices should be hidden by default, it seems strange that you will be able to see them in the list. If I select 'working' they're showing anyway. I want to see all available games, parents and clones, just not the bios/device files. I see nothing to select or that I could edit that would do what I'm looking for (aside from spending hours creating a favourites folder). What do you mean ? Sorry I don't understand. I have mine set to working, parents only to help me find missing icons/snaps > Go to the custom option on the left and create a view that prunes out items you don't > Why not just manually tag everything you like and create a favorites listing? I have mine set to working, parents only to help me find missing icons/snaps when I create them. Go to the custom option on the left and create a view that prunes out items you don't want. I have got about 3000 roms, and filtering bios, devices and mess roms avaliable by default, like genesis, should make the task easier, I think. I did it that way, but when a new mame is released, I have to check the diferences between avaliable and favourites, as far as a rom manager cant solve it at all. Why not just manually tag everything you like and create a favorites listing? Re: Filter to hide only bios and devices files in the games list ?
> MAME isn't about playing the games anyway. (MAME 0.173 baseline w/ mame.ini, running on Win 7 or 8.1) (Those are in separate folders btw, not in the 'roms' folder where I put only games roms) If there is, well, I've misssed or misunderstood something. So, is there a way to filter/hide only the 'bios' and 'devices' files in the UI ? I'm trying to get only the available games to show in the list (coz it's a bit messy with those bios and devices names all over)
Again, I’ve included all different regions/types just in case, you only need to use 1.Filter to hide only bios and devices files in the games list ? Open your emulator and if required, specify the BIOS File. Each emulator is different, ensure to check the READ ME for specific instructions. In some cases, place the file in the same folder the Emulator is located. Unzip the the file(ps2_bios.zip) and place whatever BIOS file you need (this has them all) in the same folder the PS2 ROMs are located in. Downloadĭownload the BIOS file below and extract the ZIP file. PS2 BIOS Bundle (All BIOS Files, 14+ files)
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