Maximus Arcade Preferences Windows 7 Ok So
Maximus Arcade Preferences Full Screen Automatically
Maximus Arcade Preferences Install The New

Setup the executable and point it to the nozoomer.exe and point the roms paths to wherever you have your paths 3rd.

Dont use this them if you use DOSbox, T1-99 calculator, visual pinball, or Sinclair.

Keep in mind that in order to integrate new systems I took out old systems.

So if you use these themes keep in mind which systems have been replaced for the newer systems.

Also, you need to have the emulators running outside of Maximus Arcade.

If you cant figure that out please search and and find the guides for each emulator.

Each emulator has specific guides and forums that can provide help.

The hyperspin board has people who are pretty knowledgeable about makaron (the naomi emulator).

I will post this in the Maximus Arcade forums once I finish this and refine it, but at the moment it seems that most people who could use it are here on byoac (since Maximus is not as frequented anymore).

Maximus Arcade Preferences Install The New

Maximus Arcade Preferences Windows 7 Ok So

Also to give everyone a frame of reference Here are my system specs 2.6 ghz i7 ati radeon 4850 8 gb ram 64bit, Windows 7 Ok so here are the systems I used to install the new emulators (I put the emulators I used in parenthesis) Texas Instruments tI-994 Nintendo Wii ( Dolpin2.0RC1x64) Visual Pinball Naomi (Makaron T13) Sinclair ZX Spectrum Nintendo DS (nogba 2.6a and nozoomer) DOSbox Nintendo Gamecube (same as Nintendo Wii) Nintendo Gamecube and Nintendo Wii I used the latest revision of the Dolphin emulator to install the Gamecube and Wii.

To have good emulation, you need a pretty fast cpu (not necessarily the best graphics card).

Notice that tatsunoko vs capcom runs pretty slow on my system (2.6 ghz i7, ati radeon 4850, 8 gbs ram, 64bit, Windows 7) recommended cpu speed for gamecube for Nintendo Wii 3.0hz dual core Gamecube Lets start off with the gamecube first.

Maximus Arcade Preferences Full Screen Automatically

Before setting it up in Maximus you want to make sure you have games launch into full screen automatically.

Ok now launch Maximus Arcade and then pres ctrl p to go into the preferences.

DOSbox config screen 2nd enter the path to Dolphin.exe for the executable and the path to your rom folder 3rd in the command line box put e file 4th change the art, if you downloaded my theme you are done.

I moved the system to be right after n64, you might want to do the same Nintendo Wii Follow the same steps I outlined for the gamecube, but using the Texas Instrument Config screen.

Naomi Ok for this one you have one step to do before setting it up in maximus arcade open the Makaron.ini file and edit the file so that it reads fullscreen1 it usually will say fullscreen0 setting it to 1 makes it launch into fullscreen.

Setup the executable and point it to the naomi.exe and point the roms paths to wherever you have your paths Thats it, you may have to setup your controllers outside of Maximus, thats a whole issue on its own.

Nintendo DS The Nintendo DS takes the most time to setup, I will provide a mini guide to setting up nozoomer.

Download Nozoomer and nogba 2.6a (you have to donate to get the latest version.

I believe the donation is 2 or 3 dollars).

Open nozoomer and it will ask you to point it to the nogba.exe, navigate nozoomer and point it to this.

Open nozoomer, run a game as a test, does it work If your answer is yes, move on, if not try step 1 and 2 again.

Under Options check off start in full screen 5th.

You Want to assign the following keys to buttons on your control panel (if you never want to make one screen fullscreen and always want to see both screens you can skip 5a and 5b) 5a.

Separate Window - Under the key assignments look under View Options, this will break the the two screens apart.

If you press the key (whatever key you assign to this option) again, it will stack them back on top of each other vertically.

When you are in fullscreen mode, this makes the main screen full-screen and separates the bottom screen.

I resized it a tiny size and placed it in the black border on the left.

To setup the Nintendo DS.

Go to the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 2nd.