10-20-2015, 08:02 AM
Hi,
In dolphin, there are pre-configured per-game settings, so that almost every game runs out of the box without having to look for specific settings to get games running.
I haven't ripped all of my games yet, just a few but i noticed that Rule of Rose for example needs the "play fmv with software renderer" hack enabled in order to play videos. It be great if such known problems could be addressed in a game-config file (like in dolphin, [game-id] followed by specific settings) without the need of a frontend like pcsxbonus that creates ini files per game.
This would imho highly increase PCSX2's usability as new users are likely to struggle setting up their games and getting them to run without asking for help / specific needed settings, though the knowledge what settings / hacks are needed to get a game running are already there.
It'd also improve usabilty for people that want to launch PCSX2 via command line or other launchers then pcsxbonus.
Is there already such a feature and am i'm missing something? If not, what do you think?
In dolphin, there are pre-configured per-game settings, so that almost every game runs out of the box without having to look for specific settings to get games running.
I haven't ripped all of my games yet, just a few but i noticed that Rule of Rose for example needs the "play fmv with software renderer" hack enabled in order to play videos. It be great if such known problems could be addressed in a game-config file (like in dolphin, [game-id] followed by specific settings) without the need of a frontend like pcsxbonus that creates ini files per game.
This would imho highly increase PCSX2's usability as new users are likely to struggle setting up their games and getting them to run without asking for help / specific needed settings, though the knowledge what settings / hacks are needed to get a game running are already there.
It'd also improve usabilty for people that want to launch PCSX2 via command line or other launchers then pcsxbonus.
Is there already such a feature and am i'm missing something? If not, what do you think?