Wiz Emu Icons

[vaughan80]

I've just got my wiz and i'm in the process of putting some enulators on it.

Is it possible to have icons (in a list) for all of the emus so they start once clicked, instead of having to go through the dir on the SD card?

 

[NEIL L]

Have a look here: http://gp2xwiz.co.uk/wiki/Creating_A_Shortcut_In_The_Wiz_Games_Menu

Cheers, Neil

 

[MiOdd]

You may also want to check out Win2x
http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/wiz.cgi?0,0,0,0,7,286

It's an alternate frontend that utilizes desktop shortcuts in an environment similar to Windows and you don't have to bother messing around creating ini files.

 

[vaughan80]

very helpful. thanks. i'll have a go after work.
any idea where i can get the icon .png files?

 

[Mr 2X]

You can try to use some of these:



http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/gp2x.cgi?0,0,0,0,23,1156

http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/gp2x.cgi?0,0,0,0,50,2607

http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/gp2x.cgi?0,0,0,0,23,1271

 

[vaughan80]

Thanks for those.

Thing is... I downloaded GameIniGen and ran it from the root of the sd card. It created the ini files and in the wiz sd card menu, it shows my icons, but above each I have a "rogue" file, which is similar to the icon, except it has an underscore.

For example:

_pocketsnes.ini
Then here would be the pocketsnes icon.

Weird. Anyone?

 

[JayWhite]

The INI files must go in the game folder on your card. Within the game folder are the INI files, and the folders for your emulators.

With a path such as, /SNES/pocketsnes.gpe, it should work.

If you put your INI files on the main root of the card, then you'll need a path like, /GAME/SNES/pocketsnes.gpe.

So that the INI file tells the wiz to go into the game folder, then the snes folder, then to the GPE.

LinuX is CASE-SENSITIVE.....

 

[sam fisher]

Don't ini files need to go into the games folder?

 

[JayWhite]

On my SD card that's how I have them. I also have the icon file within the emu folder. I'm not totally sure if putting the ini on the root of the card will work now that I think about it. INIs go in the game folder that I know already.

 

[vaughan80]

they are in the game folder, not the folders of the respective emus... but i'll give it a go.