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20 hours ago, Serpentor said:
Thank you very much for this. I am using it along with v3 of the Sans Boom theme and love it. I have just one question. If I want to delete some roms, do I also need to edit the ini file? I am looking to make this kid friendly, and games like Beat 'Em and Eat 'Em have to go
you don't HAVE to delete the roms and art but you can. what you can do is open the all-games.ini file in the rom folder with notepad or notepad++ and and delete the entries in the ini file for the games you don't want displayed. or you could add ";" in front of each line of the games entry but you will need to remove one of the brackets "[]" from the display name. I'll make you a ini file without XXX games and post it in a few.
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Thanks to you guys with all the know-how and Atari knowledge. I just touched up box art.
The Atari community is pretty rad. the pack wouldn't have been half as nice without the work already done before I showed up and the help and feedback.
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@Wizzard, I just re read this thread and realized I never answered your question about resolutions. If there is a way to hack the system to change the resolution I don't know how. Or if it is even possible. There is no in game menu settings for video modes. Your TV settings is all you really have.
So, I took my vacation from work for the next three weeks. I'm sure you can all guess why. Anyways I hope to enjoy it and mess with Atari stuff. Maybe finish this Flashback project of mine. I'll be around.- 1
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yeah, there were three, kk.a26 dkmissinglevels, harbor rescue, maybe, I forget. also large art for celery game was incorrect. I fixed all of them already for the future update. thanks for helping out all the same. let me know if you find more issues.
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I ported over Kevin Mos3's "Wood Themes" for the Atari FB9. These are the "HD" versions. I figured it would be easier for someone to remove the HD Logo in the corner than it would be to add it if you wanted it. I also used the custom music he has implemented in my own personal set up. So I added the new version of it here also if someone wants it.
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Here are a couple Themes. One is basically a stock theme in case you want to go back without dumping the emulator partition. It's called "Stocklate_Vanilla". All I did here was remove the QRCodes. The other one is a bit more interesting. Its a mockup of the Atari Flashback Gold Theme for a standard model. Its not a straight port of the Gold Versions UI so I'm calling it "Iron_Pyrite", Fools Gold. I also included what I'm currently running, call it "Sans_Boom_v2" it has a mix of stock and gold Bezels.
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Thanks for sharing this. Awesome to see a PAL setup. I'm glad you got it all sorted out. I think you should continue and add more PAL region titles.
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yes manually. the tool to do it was never created. there was a tool in the rom folder of the legends flashback 2018, but im not sure it is correct for the FBX (but I'm sure it is similar) It could maybe generate some kind of base file.
You put it in the folder with all your roms and then run it.
It will create an all-games.ini file with an entry like this for each game in the folder:
[Asteroids]
File=/rom/Asteroids.bin
Platform=MAME
Year=1995
Genre=Adventure
Description=Asteroids- 1
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just take any ini file, open it with notepad, delete the entries you don't want to appear, create correct entries for games you want to implement. all ini files are the same, you have to edit them. When finished, it goes in the rom folder.
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all-games.ini file is generated/belongs in the rom folder. the AFBX had moved it to the emulator folder in this new model. It was "moved" back to the rom folder with the CFW control files. There is still one left over in the emulator folder generated by the startup.sh file. Ignore that one.
In the rom pack I posted, it will contain an all-games file in the rom folder.
Here is one from the vanilla FBX. -
I'm wondering if its my TV settings? anyone else seeing this?
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Has anyone else noticed that the box art looks jacked up on the Atari FBX? It's really noticeable on diagonal lines on the large box art, M Network games really look bad. I don't remember it looking like this on the AFB9, but I gifted my FB9 to my buddy when I got the FBX going so I don't have it to check anymore. After working so long on the boxart for the FB9, I can't believe I wouldn't have noticed this.
I'm continuing to add Homebrew games to the pack. A lot of them don't have box art so I am creating them as I go. I'm at about ~930 games. I'll post the update when I reach ~1000. -
you can re-flash some firmware, but there is no factory reset.
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Here is the "emulator" dump for the Legends Flashback 2019 (standard edition) if its of any use. The ColecoVision (lbcv.so) core is in there for example. (The fixed Disney roms were removed.)
Its all basically the same thing as the AFBX. The "emulator" folder was dumped with a startup script.
Note: this is not for just swapping into the AFBX with the CFW. This is just to look at on a PC and take files out of if they are useful. REPEAT. DO NOT PUT THIS "EMULATOR" FOLDER ON THE ROOT OF YOUR USB DEVICE FOR YOUR AFBX!!!
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I'm glad you got it all sorted out.
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The vanilla X DOES have the option to update via USB. That's what I have.
I'm not sure what happened but sounds like you sorted it out. next you will remove the update image from your device and put just the mount_sd file on there. put it in the system and let it sit for few minutes. maybe launch a game.
if that works and you dump the rom folder, go ahead and put the startup file on the drive too, repeat the steps above to dump the emu folder.
or download my theme and rom pack, and put them on the drive with the 2 control files.
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you want to put the cfw image on the drive by itself. not with the other files. check your firmware version on the about screen and make sure the official atgames update worked. otherwise make sure your usb device is formatted to fat32.
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NICE! yes but you don't have to do all the opening of the system and holding of recovery button and whatnot.
put the cfw image on the drive, plug it in via otg, and power on.
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try to reflash the official atgames update image.
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I have no clue. I just followed the steps and it worked. did you get the dev tool to work and say "found one loader device"?
Continue to hold the recovery button until the tool shows “Found One LOADER Device" in its status bar.
Click on the "Upgrade Firmware" tab and then click on the "Firmware" button.
Locate the firmware image on your PC, click on "Upgrade" button and wait until “Reset Device Success” shows in the status window.
Turn off the console and disconnect it from your PC.
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Did you do the official atgames update to get OTG cable and USB support?
http://legendsultimate.atgames.net/afz/AtariFlashbackX-FirmwareUpgrade.pdf
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$40 bucks for the standard version at Dollar General store,
The deluxe version is at Sams Club.
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Here is the Atari 2600 game manual pack in pdf format, if anyone was interested:
https://archive.org/compress/Atari2600Manuals_201812/formats=IMAGE CONTAINER PDF,TEXT PDF&file=/Atari2600Manuals_201812.zip
Here is the link to get one at a time or different formats.
https://archive.org/details/Atari2600Manuals_201812/mode/2up- 1
Atari Flashback X Custom Firmware for USB roms and boxart
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21 Blue, Burning Desire, Bachelor Party, Bachelorette Party, Beat Em & Eat Em, Cathouse Blues, Custers Revenge, General Re-Treat, Gigolo, Harem, Jungle Fever, Knight on the Town, Lady in Wading, Philly Flasher, Westward Ho and X-Man have had their entries edited out with ";"s. If you want to remove more games just edit them out like I did these games here. swap this all games ini file with the one that is in the rom folder of the ATARI pack.
all-games.ini file with XXX omitted:
all-games.ini