Emulator Runner
Modify game properties
In order to configure a game, just select it and right click the mouse. Select "Properties" from the menu and you will see the "Game Properties" Dialog:
Fill each of the game properties with the appropriate values. A short description in shown below:
Game name: The actual name of the game. This name will be shown in the list and can be whatever you like (not depended from the Emulator).
Game path: This is game path. For arcade Emulators it is usually the name that you must provide to the Emulator to run the game as a command line parameter. For console or computers Emulators, this is the path to the ROM or the zip file that includes the ROM. You can provide several names here like a1;a2;a3 separated by semicolons. That means, if you use zipped ROMs that all these zipped ROMs will be unziped in order the game to run, with the first of them being the game identifier.
Command to add to Game Path: Type there the command you want to pass to the Emulator just before or after the Game path. This is useful because some Emulators (like Raine) need a command line switch to run each game (like -g gamename). In this example just put -g there.
Before: Specify if this command will be added before or after game.
Add space: Specify if this command will be separated by a space character or not with the game (like -g gamename or -ggamename).
Game Picture: Select the image you want to associate with the game. Enter the the whole path to the image (or simply the image filename if you use ImageDirs).
Emulator Specific Directory: Specify there the subdirectory of the Emulator directory you want the ROMs to be unzipped (if you set so). Normally the ROMs will be unzipped to a directory with the same name as the Game path in case you do not provide anything in this box. There are some cases this is not the correct (please read the manual provided with the Emulator) so fill there the appropriate subdirectory of the Emulator directory. This subdirectory is relative to the main Emulator directory (that means if your Emulator is at "c:\Emu\A1" and you want to unzip the ROM to subdirectory "c:\Emu\A1\A2" just enter there A2\ ).
Command Line Parameters: Obvious...If you do not enter something there then the game will inherit parameters from the default Emulator parameters.