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    Default M.A.M.E 144 How do i set video category 1 with the default user interface?

    Hi i've been playing m.a.m.e 144 the version of emuparadise and i don't know how to turn on triple buffer to avoid screen tearing or set to video category 1 wich is: -video d3d -noswitchres [-triplebuffer] [-nofilter]

    I know that it's necessary the mame.ini to permanently keep this setting but i don't know how to create this file, i have the 64 bit version with the default user interface
    all help is appreciated.
    Last edited by bloodysunday; 2nd-February-2012 at 04:12.

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    For the dos based version type
    mame -cc
    or
    mame -createconfig
    it create the default mame.ini file, open with a text editor (like notepad), then search the file for triplebuffer/nofilter/d3d etc and change value to: (0 disabled, 1 enabled)

    For Mameui32/64 go to options/default game options and enable/disable the options you like (it create mame.ini inside Ini\ directory)

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    Hi im using the standard interface for the 144 version, the one that goes full screen when you run the .exe and displays a list of the roms inside a blue table with white fonts, it only allows me to configure general inputs. How can i create a .ini file with this version?
    Last edited by bloodysunday; 2nd-February-2012 at 21:01.

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    That's the dos version! Open a command prompt (type CMD or search inside the start menu/accessories/command prompt) then type
    cd <mamedir> (like cd c:\emulator\mame)
    then mame -cc
    Or go inside mame dir, create a new text file (example.txt)
    with this text: mame -cc
    close and save. Rename to .bat (example.txt become example.bat)
    double click on it, it run mame, exit and you got your ini file!

    If it's so difficult for you: go to http://www.mameui.info/ and download the mame with a graphic interface, easy to configure (after you change any option it create the ini file)

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    Nice!!! many thanks im gonna try this and report back.

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    I just had to find the mame64 directory and then in cmd it was mame64 instead of mame only, but i figured that part myself and the command worked.
    THANKS a lot

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