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Gamebase and Kega Fusion
I have been using Gamebase to play my Genesis roms automatically through Gens. When I click on a game on the Gamebase list, Gens would automatically open and start. With all of the Kega versions I couldn't click on a game and have it start. The emulator just pops up. I think it is because Kega supports different systems unlike Gens which just handles Genesis roms. Is there a way to configure it so I can click on a game and Kega Fusion will automatically know if it is a Genesis rom or SMS or whatever and start?
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What about SMS?
Yea! Ok so now Genesis roms work! But, Genesis is the default for Kega so when I try to have Gamebase load a SMS rom, it says bad checksum because Kega thinks its a Genesis rom. I also have a SMS database and I want to use Fusion for those roms as well. Now that Kega has command line support, how can I edit the script to have gamebase load the emu, then go to the SMS section to automatically load the SMS rom?
- SexyWayne
- Cool Member
- Location: Wolverhampton, West Mids, UK
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from the kega fusion readme file:
Command Line works as follows:
Fusion gamename.ext [console] [-fullscreen]
Console options are: -sms, -gg, -gen or -md, -32x, -scd or -mcd
Default console is Genesis/Megadrive.
a little work with the gemus script should have you up and running with sms roms
Command Line works as follows:
Fusion gamename.ext [console] [-fullscreen]
Console options are: -sms, -gg, -gen or -md, -32x, -scd or -mcd
Default console is Genesis/Megadrive.
a little work with the gemus script should have you up and running with sms roms
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I did put in the "%" I just omitted it in the thread and it still doesn't work! I tried the simplier version you wrote and still won't work! Do you use Fusion yourself or do you just know the script stuff real well? Has anyone tried Fusion in their Gamebase and gotten every system to work?
- J2003C
- GB64 Team
- Location: Just South of Hell
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I don't use Fusion, so this is most likely a problem with your understanding of the emulator. In order to test it quickly, use the command line; start a DOS window (Command Prompt). Type:
fusion gamename.ext -sms
If you get "command not found" then add the fusion path to your path or change to the fusion directory. Play with the command line this way until the game starts the way you want. You may have to include the full path to the gamename.ext in there. You can also create a shortcut to Fusion, then edit the properties for the extension by adding "gamename.ext -sms" to the end of the target box. If you are still stuck, then try back here again with more specific examples of what is happening.
fusion gamename.ext -sms
If you get "command not found" then add the fusion path to your path or change to the fusion directory. Play with the command line this way until the game starts the way you want. You may have to include the full path to the gamename.ext in there. You can also create a shortcut to Fusion, then edit the properties for the extension by adding "gamename.ext -sms" to the end of the target box. If you are still stuck, then try back here again with more specific examples of what is happening.
-J2010C-
- J2003C
- GB64 Team
- Location: Just South of Hell
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No Problem Here
I just downloaded KEGA Fusion and an SMS ROM and used the script:
Add_CLP(%gamepathfile% -sms)
Run_Emulator()
It runs without any problems. Please verify that you set up your paths in GameBase correctly.
Add_CLP(%gamepathfile% -sms)
Run_Emulator()
It runs without any problems. Please verify that you set up your paths in GameBase correctly.
-J2010C-
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