I Can't Scrap!!! Say there is no Rom?
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Ok, here is the thing. I spent my whole day trying to configure the emulation station to work, and I Did it. The bizzhawk works fine, the game open and no errors. But when i try to use some scraps (Selph, Skrapper and the one with ES) they simple don't find any rom, of any system. What did i do wrong?
Last time i use "Retrocake" script to do this config and kinda simulates retropie script. And the scrappers find the roms. What i can not understand, because are the same roms. But with retrocake they are found!
Bellow is the code of my systems.conf!<!-- This is the EmulationStation Systems configuration file. All systems must be contained within the <systemList> tag.--> <systemList> <system> <name>nes</name> <fullname>Nintendo Entertainment System</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/nes</path> <extension>.nes .NES</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM_RAW%</command> <platform>nes</platform> <theme>nes</theme> </system> <system> <name>snes</name> <fullname>Super Nintendo Entertainment System</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/snes</path> <extension>.smc .SMC</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>snes</platform> <theme>snes</theme> </system> <system> <name>n64</name> <fullname>Nintendo 64</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/n64</path> <extension>.z64 .v64</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>n64</platform> <theme>n64</theme> </system> <system> <name>gb</name> <fullname>Nintendo GameBoy</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/gb</path> <extension>.gb</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>gb</platform> <theme>gb</theme> </system> <system> <name>gbc</name> <fullname>Nintendo GameBoyColor</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/gbc</path> <extension>.gbc</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>gbc</platform> <theme>gbc</theme> </system> <system> <name>gba</name> <fullname>Nintendo GameBoy Advanced</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/gba</path> <extension>.gba</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>gba</platform> <theme>gba</theme> </system> <system> <name>megadrive</name> <fullname>Sega Mega Drive</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/megadrive</path> <extension>.smd .SMD .bin</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>megadrive</platform> <theme>megadrive</theme> </system> <system> <name>mastersystem</name> <fullname>Sega MasterSystem</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/mastersystem</path> <extension>.sms</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>mastersystem</platform> <theme>mastersystem</theme> </system> <system> <name>comodore64</name> <fullname>Comodore 64</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/c64</path> <extension>.zip</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>c64</platform> <theme>c64</theme> </system> <system> <name>atari26</name> <fullname>Atari 2600</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/atari2600</path> <extension>.a26</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>atari2600</platform> <theme>atari2600</theme> </system> <system> <name>atari52</name> <fullname>Atari 5200</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/atari5200</path> <extension>.a52</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>atari5200</platform> <theme>atari5200</theme> </system> <system> <name>atari78</name> <fullname>Atari 7800</fullname> <path>~/.emulationstation/roms/atari7800</path> <extension>.a78</extension> <command>C:\Users\andre\.emulationstation\systems\Bizzhawk\Emu.exe %ROM%</command> <platform>atari7800</platform> <theme>atari7800</theme> </system> </systemList>
I hope everyone have a nice day! Please help!
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What scraping source are you using ? It might be busy or restricting access to non-registered users - like ScreenScraper.
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@mitu said in I Can't Scrap!!! Say there is no Rom?:
What scraping source are you using ? It might be busy or restricting access to non-registered users - like ScreenScraper.
So, like i said i try with Selph Scrapper, Skrapper (ScreenScraper), And the one with Emulation Station. The one with ES has "thegamesdb" and "the archive" and no one of those worked =/
And besides that i have a fully formatted windows, but everything works fine. -
Don't know why it's not working for you, I had no problem a few days ago with Skraper or today with EmulationStation's built-in scraper.
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Ok! I Found the problem. It's silly, actually veeery silly. So i have a litte understand of linux and far as i know when a folder has a "." ahead that means the folder is hidden.
In Windows, even if the folder is showing up, ".emulationstation" is consider a hidden folder.The solution?
I place my roms folder outsite the ".emulationstation" and boom! Everthyng is working as intended. -
@markett Thanks for sharing your solution.
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@markett said in I Can't Scrap!!! Say there is no Rom?:
Ok! I Found the problem. It's silly, actually veeery silly.
I don't understand - you reported you couldn't scrape your ROMs, but your problem was that your ROMs were not appearing in the list ?
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@mitu said in I Can't Scrap!!! Say there is no Rom?:
ROMs were not appearing in the list ?
No, my roms appear at the list, but not for any scraper. I could play the games normally, but if i place images or trying to use any scraper, simple doesn't find any.
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@markett Why did you put the rom directory inside
~/.emulationstation
in the first place? Retropie's standard rom directory is~/.RetroPie/roms
with the individual systems as subdirectories, so it is expectable that the scrapers also expect them to be there.Did you put the roms into
~/RetroPie/roms/[system]
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@Clyde said in I Can't Scrap!!! Say there is no Rom?:
Why did you put the rom directory inside ~/.emulationstation in the first place? Retropie's standard rom directory is ~/.RetroPie/roms with the individual systems as subdirectories, so it is expectable that the scrapers also expect them to be there.
Did you put the roms into ~/RetroPie/roms/[system] now?So, i am using Windows, because of that i need to create a folder roms/system and i can put this
wherever I want.
Then to make easier to find the roms folder, i put in .emulationstation that in theory I just needed to change the system at the end of ./roms/. -
@markett Thanks for this, I've been trying the all day without understanding why it was not working. You saved my day my friend!
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