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hmueck wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 10, 2025 2:07 pm

Sarednab2 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 10, 2025 1:33 pm

But nothing on the emulator.ini is there

How very strange. The emulators.ini is in the folder with credits.ini, gemus.ini etc.?


2025-02-10 15_04_00-D__Emulatoren_GameBase_Commodore Amiga – Datei-Explorer.png

That's correct, and if I open GBtools it is in the list!

This is my main Commodore Amiga folder, the gbtoo screenshot and the gamebase emulators menu

you have to enter Gemus emulators, then press "browse" on Emulatore file/path and search WinUAE.exe to associate with the name of emualtor:

New is in WinUAE 41000
5.1 is in WinUAE 5100
5.1 Overlay is in WinUAE 5100 Overlay
etc

you have to do manually for every emulator.

When I try to add it asked me a lot of things. I’ll take a screenshot tomorrow

This is what appears when I try to add a emulator.
It ask script files, gemus script and all the text to add in bottom part. I not have idea how to fill all these things.

There is some way to recognize the emulator.ini? Maybe if I move the entire folder and put it again there?

Sarednab2 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 11, 2025 10:32 am

This is what appears when I try to add a emulator.

I would suggest to create a test entry in this window.
Emulator name: WinUAE
Browse and select the winuae.exe from Emul\WinUAE41000\
Supported file types: remove checkmark and write adf in the line.
GEMUS script: click load and select the "amigawhd-mt32.txt".
Click OK in lower right corner.

Do you now have one entry in GEMUS menu?
If yes, try to load a game.

If that works, close Gamebase, rename the emulators.ini to emulators.test and copy over the emulators.ini from Seiya.

Do you now get all the emulators in GEMUS menu?

I tried and I have this error when I click ok

Sarednab2 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 11, 2025 12:43 pm

I tried and I have this error when I click ok

you wronged.
Script emulator must be loaded from "load" Gemus Script.

this is the correct setup:


download this file and replace with old one:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xBk3zv ... sp=sharing

Problem is... if I click LOAD on gemus script button I have this error.

Consider that I have my gamebase full of other systems (including your amazing msdos goldies) and everything work perfectly

Sarednab2 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 11, 2025 1:04 pm

Problem is... if I click LOAD on gemus script button I have this error.

Interesting. So the emulators.ini is not the problem, but your scripts folder.

When you click "+" in gbtoolbox for GEMUS Scripts, do you also get an error message?



What when you open the folder in Windows Explorer?

No error if I open it with explorer, also toolbox, no error there

Sarednab2 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 11, 2025 1:38 pm

No error if I open it with explorer, also toolbox, no error there

What a unique problem. Google search reveals no help.
If it were my PC, i would use ProcessMonitor https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/sysin ... ds/procmon to check what happends in the moment of loading the gemus script. But that's advanced troubleshooting...

Damn... so I cannot use this gem?

Some other advice or other street to try?

Sarednab2 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 11, 2025 3:25 pm

Some other advice or other street to try?

Does your gemus.ini look like this?

Please unzip the attached gba.zip.
Copy the emulators.ini to the Gamebase Commodore Amiga folder and overwrite the existing one.
Start Gamebase and check if GEMUS menu shows the "1. New" emulator.
When you click "1. New", does the properties window open?
Click OK.
It will ask for a filename. Call it amiga or something and click Save.
Try "Play Game"

Did any step not work?