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Working with the older DXVK: v2.0 Vulcan dll's (Compiled for 32) they seem to work better than the files in cxbxr. so place these next to the cxbx.exe in TP cxbxr folder. they will take over. They also Leave a Log In the cxbxr Folder. It might glitch here and there until it loads and converts the vulcan shader files. check out virtua Cop 3 with these. you will be surprised. Also Ollie King and Outrun. you Can Also Set Your Video In Video settings. HERE

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Ghost Squad Evo has a test(service) menu Add to ahk script Run, linuxloader F:\linuxloader-win32\roms\lindbergh\GhostSquadEvolution\vsg_l\vsg -t

Trying to make it more user friendly. so all users can have fun. lol

Eh bien, j'ai placé le dossier Linux sur mon lecteur D:. Mais oui, tu as raison. À moins de copier les fichiers Linux directement dans le dossier du jeu et de lancer uniquement l'exécutable `linuxloader.exe` : ça fonctionne. Toutefois, à chaque mise à jour, nous serions obligés d'écraser l'ensemble des fichiers LinuxLoader pour chaque lanceur de jeu. Je pense donc qu'il est préférable de les laisser à la racine du disque. Et lol : tu as tout à fait raison au sujet de Ghost Evo. Il était temps ! have fun

Good deal. Glad you got it going.) I am Glad that there is a universal option for Controls.

vsync set to 60hz i useRivaTuner Statistics Server for my Nvidia card and sinden borders Learn how to shut frame rate off or vsync off to fix most of it in Nvidia..

in controls.ini for the wiiremote same thing for player 2 but change JOY0_????(player 1) to JOY1_?????(player2) wii remote controller shows up as a pad Player 1 Service=JOY0_BUTTON_8 Test = JOY0_BUTTON_9 Start = JOY0_BUTTON_7 Coin = JOY0_BUTTON_6 Up = JOY0_HAT_0_UP Down = JOY0_HAT_0_DOWN Left = JOY0_HAT_0_LEFT Right = JOY0_HAT_0_RIGHT Button1 = JOY0_BUTTON_0 Button2 = JOY0_BUTTON_ Player 2 Service=JOY1_BUTTON_8 Test = JOY1_BUTTON_9 Start = JOY1_BUTTON_7 Coin = JOY1_BUTTON_6 Up = JOY1_HAT_0_UP Down = JOY1_HAT_0_DOWN Left = JOY1_HAT_0_LEFT Right = JOY1_HAT_0_RIGHT Button1 = JOY1_BUTTON_0 Button2 = JOY1_BUTTON_

no clue on the dolphin stuff for controllers for the one that works as long as you have the contents of disk 0 you can toss everything before that folder and after disk2-? even though they say their clean. I am making them cleaner.lol

Je ne sais pas vraiment quoi faire. Je ne vois pas l'arborescence de tes dossiers. Je sais pourtant que cela fonctionne pour tous mes jeux. Le dossier « linuxloader » doit impérativement se trouver à l'emplacement `g:\linuxloader-win32` ; il ne doit rien y avoir d'autre avant lui. On dirait que tu as une installation « Arcade PC » complète ; je ne saurais donc dire exactement ce qui cloche. Tout ce que je sais, c'est qu'il ne doit y avoir aucun dossier intermédiaire avant le répertoire « linuxloader » : juste `g:\linuxloader` et ses fichiers ; le programme chargera ensuite les jeux à partir du répertoire que tu as défini pour tes jeux.

The files for linuxloader should be linuxloader.exe,libwinthread-1.dll, SDL3.dll,SDL3_ttf.dll, II_debs and the bat file only. in G:\linuxloader-win32 The controls.ini and linuxloader.ini along with the game files and elf should be in G:\linuxloader-win32 \rom\lindbergh\2spicy\prog\elf I don't know why your using 3 folders like that. take linuxloader.exe, and the rest of the files out of G:\linuxloader-win32 \rom\lindbergh\2spicy\prog\elf except for linuxloader.ini and controls.ini plus the game files .then let me see your pics again. Les fichiers destinés à linuxloader devraient se limiter à linuxloader.exe, libwinthread-1.dll, SDL3.dll, SDL3_ttf.dll, II_debs et le fichier .bat, le tout placé dans le dossier G:\linuxloader-win32. Les fichiers controls.ini et linuxloader.ini — ainsi que les fichiers du jeu et le fichier ELF — devraient quant à eux se trouver dans G:\linuxloader-win32\rom\lindbergh\2spicy\prog\elf. Je ne comprends pas pourquoi vous utilisez trois dossiers de cette manière. Retirez linuxloader.exe et le reste des fichiers du répertoire G:\linuxloader-win32\rom\lindbergh\2spicy\prog\elf — à l'exception de linuxloader.ini, controls.ini et des fichiers du jeu — puis montrez-moi à nouveau vos captures d'écran.

.I keep my linuxloader folder in a different folder from the games this way when you update it's easier. at least for me. this is just a Raw Script and works. I call it BatLoader.bat. you can call it anything. even the game name. what it does is waits for you to press T. if you don't press T it loads the game. if you do press T. it goes into the games test section for you to change stuff. then after you change settings press T again and it will load game. if you don't press T it will load the game. It is a 5 second timer. you can set it to anything even 0, if you don't want to wait and just enter the game. T or t. You have to change the path to your linuxloader folder and your game folder. you do not have to load the .elf file -g finds it for you. If you want to load a different .elf in the gamepath folder to use, use, linuxloader apacheM_HD1.elf -g D:\SegaLindbergh\2spicy\elf. it loads apacheM_HD1.elf. in the game folder. if you want to use the default one use, linuxloader -g D:\SegaLindbergh\2spicy\elf. it loads default .elf in the game folder @echo off cls echo Press 'T' To Jump into GameTest. echo Otherwise, the game will run. echo. :: Wait 5 seconds. 5 below is to change. (seconds). choice /c ts /n /t 5 /d s if errorlevel 2 goto Game_version if errorlevel 1 goto test_version :Game_version echo Running Game linuxloader apacheM_HD.elf -g D:\SegaLindbergh\2spicy\elf goto end :test_version echo Running Test linuxloader apachetestM_HD.elf -g D:\SegaLindbergh\2spicy\elf goto end :end linuxloader apacheM_HD.elf -g D:\SegaLindbergh\2spicy\elf :: This stops the window/script from executing anything below it and stops the loop process if escape is pressed. goto :eof exit Hope this helps someone.

Never had issues with ghost squad Evo... I guess i am a lucky one. lol

I take it your trying this in linux. If so can't help you there. been working on windows games so far. have you looked in linux libs and just add that to the ll-deps folder. if your still using that folder Also look under the linux guide. it has been updated on GitHub linuxloader

You don't have to put vsg. -g in the start of the line takes care of that. My whole linuxloader program is in d:\l Folder If your linuxloader program is in g:\linuxloader-win32 run the bat file from within that folder linuxloader -g:\userdata\roms\lindbergh\GhostSquadEvolution\vsg_l

I am going through them slowly ...but i will skip to GSEVO and see whats up.. It is working fine here with or without Custom crosshairs

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Example Setup. for Windows. I have linuxloader in d:\l and my games are in D:\SegaLindbergh\FOLDER FOLDER is whatever game dir. so running linuxloader from d:\l. a sample bat file would be linuxloader -g D:\SegaLindbergh\2spicy\elf -o It tells linuxloader elf file is in D:\SegaLindbergh\2spicy\elf along with my edited linuxloader.ini and controls.ini for that game. this way when there is a update. all you have to do is unzip the new update to d:l when there is a update and it needs a new linuxloader.ini or control.ini I just edited into my FOLDER for that game. GAME: linuxloader.exe -g D:\SegaLindbergh\2spicy\elf TEST MENU: linuxloader.exe -g D:\SegaLindbergh\2spicy\elf -t Hope this helps anyone.

I am running everything at 2560X1440. No issues.

New Update is out Build v3.0.7 Added - Added a more detailed config file loading instructions to the Linux and Windows guides. - Added instruction on how the dependencies work now in the Linux version. Fixed - Fixed a bug when some games needed CG Shaders and libCg2.so was not found. The path was being passed wrong. - Fixed a bug in the path of the config files for window Last couple of updates updated the (config)linuxloader.ini and controls.ini) dkeruza. your amazing. )

linuxloader [GAME_PATH] [OPTIONS] Options: --test | -t Runs the test mode --segaboot | -s Runs segaboot --list-guids | -lg Lists available SDL controllers GUIDs. --version | -v Displays the version of the loader and team's names --help | -h Displays this usage text --config | -c Specifies configuration ini file path --controls | -o Specifies controls ini file path --controllerdb | -d Specifies gamecontrollerdb.txt file path --library-path | -L Specifies library path --gamepath | -g Specifies game path without ELF name --create | -C Creates a default config or controls file. Use '--create --help' for more info. Arguments: sub-option The type of file to create. Can be one of: config (for lindbergh.ini) controls (for controls.ini) output_path (Optional) The directory where the file will be created. If not provided, the file is created in the current directory. output_filename (Optional) The name of the file to be created. Must end with .ini. If not provided, the default name will be used (lindbergh.ini or controls.ini). Examples: linuxloader --create config linuxloader --create controls .\my_game_config linuxloader --create config .\my_game_config\myconfig.ini linuxloader --create --help linuxloader -L \my\custom\Library\Path\

TIME TO UPDATE... Linuxloader Build v3.0.6 - Added a new logic for the shake and changed the default values. The new logic will account for the game's resolution and I also added a new setting to set a percentage of the screen where the movement should be detected (defaults to 15%). Recreate controls.ini to see the new settings. - Changed the default behavior of -c, -o and -d to not load from the game folder by default if no path is specified. Now, if you pass just the filename, it will search in the current directory, then will fallback to the game folder, if not found there, it will use the default config. - Added -L / --library-path option to specify the path for the libraries for linux, if path not found, will fallback to ll-deps in the loader folder.

Did you update and make a new linixloader.ini .doing linuxloader --create config and put it in the game folder?

There is a reason but, Remove the spaces. they should not be there anyway. I run mine like this, in admin mode. spaces can be in the folder only. @echo off :: Check for admin rights; if not present, restart as admin net session >nul 2>&1 if %errorLevel% == 0 ( goto :admin ) else ( powershell -Command "Start-Process '%~f0' -Verb RunAs" exit /b ) :admin :: Change directory to where the batch file is located cd /d "%~dp0" :: RUN YOUR EXE HERE :: Example: start "" "C:\Path\To\YourGame.exe" start "" "D:\Sega Lindberghloader\Sega Lindbergh\letsgojusp\linuxloader.exe" I run the linuxloader in it's own folder so when there is a update. You can linuxloader.exe --create config. and drop it in your games folders. or --controls if needed.

I don't think that 2spicy or ghostsquad work with intel GPU's