File Folder Hacks

[Cameron Fluet]

HiI recently have decided to try out Batocera after watching some heavily inspiring videos from mr. ETA Prime.

I also love how the OS just loads and so far everything has been just plug and play, with the exception of some minor scraping issues I've experienced.

My question is - I have some other systems like Famicom and Super Famicom as well as some Megadrive Japan and some general hacks that I'd like to implement if possible. Are the above systems supported and is there a way to add them? I do not see folders in the ROMS folder for them, and when I made my own they do not show up in the theme. If this is possible, is there a tutorial anywhere that I could take a look at?

I'm running the Computer - 64 bit build if that matters.

omn1slash yes offcoarse they are just modified nes,snes,mega drive games, just create a new folder on roms folder for example nes hacks, folder need to call like NESH . and on es_systems.cfg you need to duplicate the nes emulator lines and change the roms folder from nes to nesh .

@GameCast awesome! Can do that... will the default theme pick up the new systems? or do I have to make edits in the theme as well? Also is there any cool themes you recommend that support all the consoles?

nadenislamarre Technically I would prefer to change the "Megadrive" to Sega Genesis icon (I live in the US and thats what we know it as)... and preferred to have another icon with the Megadrive logo for "Sega Megadrive Japan" if its possible. Is this the best way to handle this?

GameCast I do really like that theme. I'll give that a try. I just want something that supports virtually every system. I don't see an area in the shared folders to put the themes in, so I assume i'd have to WinSCP (SSH) in and find the directory? I'm a bit familiar with how RetroPie works and this so far has been pretty close.

GameCast Yes, the PC X64 booting from a thumb drive. the roms are on an external hard drive formatted in EXT4 (linux) and in their normal locations (/roms) there. I looked through all of the folders and I didnt see a place to put themes - just music, the roms, cheats, etc. I've tried pushing F1 to look through file manager but it doesn't seem to show that folder either. Should I be seeing it?

GameCast this would be 5.21. I downloaded it off the main batocera page on Sunday. Is there a way that I'm missing to get this newer version 5.22? I tried to go to "update" but it said none available.

Crazy_Bessie yes you can, just creade roms folder snesh or mastersystemh,megadrive or genegish and that for every hack roms systems, after open es_systems.cfg and duplicate the lines from every emulators and config the paths changing the roms folder from snes to snesh . wen you boot batocera system will detect romshacks systems separetly . now you just need to create the themes for every hacks systems, some themes already have hack systems created .

Crazy_Bessie find on share folder, if you wont find ,

download here this es_systems.cfg and replace on batocera/system/emulationstation .

_systems.cfg/file

this es_systems.cfg already have hacks systems configured .

Anyone who uses a computer will likely have to use folders on a daily basis. They're meant to keep the many files we store on our systems organized, but they can only accomplish that task if they're used properly.

Select the folder you want to move and click Properties on the toolbar. Then, head to the Location tab and click Move to set a new home for your files, and click OK to make sure your changes have been saved.

This simple and straightforward way of moving a folder from one location to another is only available for standard folders within your user folder. Moving around system folders flippantly can cause serious disruptions on your computer. Consider what you're doing before you rearrange things too much, and always keep a handle on what you've put where.

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Right-click the shortcut, select Properties, and head to the Shortcut tab on the resulting window. Click on the field titled Shortcut key, and you can choose whatever combination of keys you'd like to have in place to immediately open up the folder at a second's notice.

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You are more than welcome to, @Ezzerharden. I will probably be adding some stuff to it in coming weeks as I sort through more recent folders and move stuff into here. So you may want to make that book expandable!

@Ezzerharden

The folder is fine, now that I removed two files Priest powers and Schools of Magic that were copy pasted unchanged from Core 1E for my players to have handy in a separated format from each other.

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This page offers troubleshooting advice for commonly encountered issues. If you are unable to solve your issue with the advice on this page, please join Nintendo Homebrew on Discord and describe your issue, including what you have already tried.

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