No Longer Hides .SH

mitu

@Simrose Do you have the Parse Metadata Only option set to On in your EmulationStation settings ?

Simrose

@mitu
Is that in other settings,
and the same as parse gameslists only
I have that off.
Thanks
Sim

mitu

@Simrose Remove the .sh entries from the gamelist then and see if that makes them disappear from view.

Simrose

@mitu I removed them saved the file and even restarted and checked the file saved the changes and still shows them. Is their another way?
Thanks
Sim

BuZz

@Simrose Do you have

/opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation/es_systems.cfg

present on your system ? If you do, you will need to update it. This file is not normally present but it can be used to manually customise emulationstation systems - but you need to keep it updated. If you didn't make it, then you may not have installed retropie from this site.

Simrose

@BuZz
Thanks for reply
I am using 4.6 from retropie.org.uk
The es systems I change in etc, emulationstation path that must be why its not working.
That must be it thanks
Sim

BuZz

@Simrose if you have a second es_system.cfg in that path I mentioned, and you got the image from this site, you must have made it. It's not created by default.

Simrose

@BuZz
I did 100 percent get image from this site. And I copied es systems from my old pi3 retropie image which was also from here I've never used retropie from anywhere else.
Thanks Sim
aetup
setup
Full path etc\emulationstation\es_systems.cfg
This was created by retropie

Simrose

@BuZz
I don't have es systems in that opt... Path
So I could Copy the es_systems from etc\emulationstation.. Path into the one you posted and it should work is that the recommended way?
Thanks
Sim

BuZz

@Simrose no. I thought you may have had a config there which could have been the issue.

Simrose

@BuZz
Is their anything else I can try?
This is an official 4.6 build the only system change I made manually is adding super famicom system to the es_systems.cfg in etc\emulationstation path and a super famicom config folder other than that it's not changed.

Removing sh is working fine on my 4.5 pi3 setup.

Thanks
Sim

mitu

@Simrose Post your es_systems.cfg on pastebin.com. Note that modifying the system's config is not recommended, since that's maintained by the RetroPie scripts.

Simrose

es_systems.cfg

Note I always put retropie to the bottom. I wish it could stay that way when adding new systems. I understand its sorted alphabetical.

If you can't find a way to help with hideing the emulator .sh its no problem.

Thanks for helping
Sim

mitu

I see that dreamcast still has the.sh extension added, Ports and RetroPie are ok. So, if you still have the .sh shown, check your gamelist.xml file for the system and remove it from there. If that doesn't fix it, then check in $HOME/.emulationstation and see if you have a customized es_systems.cfg.

~~You say you added a Super Famicom system, but I don't see it in the file you posted.~~ OK, it's the sfc entry, I missed that.

Simrose

@mitu
sfc is my superfamicom
dreamcast is ok because im using redream not having reicast installed.
i have no custom es_systems.cfg anywhere but the one i showed which is in etc\emulationstation.
But You solved it for me
in my gameslist
<game>
<path>./+Start Amiberry.sh</path>
You would think that would be the first thing i checked :-)
same as other emulators with .sh in my gameslist.
deleted from gameslist now.
Very Pleased.
Thank you so much.
Sim