I was hoping I could just have a shortcut in BPM for each system, then select the rom from in there, no way to do this though right? If I want to use BPM I have to create a shortcut for each individual game I care about? I'm wondering because earlier someone posted a SNES Steam tile graphic...
This will always stay in 1080p full screen, so I am wondering if I'd be better off on trying out HyperSpin to then launch into RetroArch... have a feeling that may be redundant though. Is it possible to have HyperSpin pass the ROM's filename into the commandline? Not sure I'm explaining myself well. Anyone have a setup resembling what I was thinking about?
Great thread though and thanks for the tips everyone.
Edit: I'm also noticing if I run a SNES ROM and esc out (with save state on exit enabled, and .cfg file saved) the video settings such as X/Y resolution, aspect ratio, Start in fullscreen, etc are all reset back to default. Why isn't the .cfg save saving these settings? As for the controller input question I deleted - I'm an idiot and didn't realize you had to set the bindings under Input. X360 pad working great on SNES.
Thanks!
This will always stay in 1080p full screen, so I am wondering if I'd be better off on trying out HyperSpin to then launch into RetroArch... have a feeling that may be redundant though. Is it possible to have HyperSpin pass the ROM's filename into the commandline? Not sure I'm explaining myself well. Anyone have a setup resembling what I was thinking about?
Great thread though and thanks for the tips everyone.
Edit: I'm also noticing if I run a SNES ROM and esc out (with save state on exit enabled, and .cfg file saved) the video settings such as X/Y resolution, aspect ratio, Start in fullscreen, etc are all reset back to default. Why isn't the .cfg save saving these settings? As for the controller input question I deleted - I'm an idiot and didn't realize you had to set the bindings under Input. X360 pad working great on SNES.
Thanks!