Quote:- replace PathToRoms with the path to your roms
- replace every PathToScraperPack with the path where you unzipped the scrapers
- replace every PathToArtwork with the path where you want to store your artwork (make sure you have subfolders boxfront, boxback, cartridge and screenshot)
- Add your emu command to "emulatorCmd"

Advanced configuration:
- In the giantbomb and moby scraper you see these attributes: replaceKeyString=" III, II" replaceValueString=" 3, 2". You can use this configuration to remove or replace parts of your rom file names before searching. The above example will replace all " III" with " 3" and all " II" with " 2" before searching.
- If you want to add scraping for more RomCollections just copy the complete RomCollection entry and adjust the pathes to your data. One more thing that you have to do: Check the console id that mobygames uses in its search url (e.g. 21 = Sega32, 15 = SNES). You can check for other ids if you start a search by console on mobygames.com and see what the url looks like.

malte Wrote:@hikaricore:

Sorry, I think there is a mistake in the above config. FileType must be like this (parent romcollection instead of game):

Code:

<FileType>
    <name>fallback</name>
    <type>image</type>
    <parent>romcollection</parent>
</FileType>

hikaricore Wrote:That's what you get for not reading the wiki. :p
Use quotes around %ROM% like all the examples show. "%ROM%"

malte Wrote:@binlist: This is not implemented yet. Only thing you could do is adding several romPaths per RomCollection to import only a part of your collection:

Code:

<romPath>e:\games\psx\games\A*.bin</romPath>
<romPath>e:\games\psx\games\B*.bin</romPath>

In its current state it won't download artwork twice but it will always check if there are new infos available. I think I will add an option to avoid this.