Higan now requires using an import feature that converts your roms into a special format only for Higan and will not load regular roms specified on the command line.
However, if I set my rom path to the folder containing the converted roms that higan wants, mgalaxy doesn't detect any roms in the folder. This is because each game is its own folder instead of an individual file, and Higan needs to be told the folder path on the command line in order to work. Telling higan any individual file name will not work.
Also all the files in each folder have the same generic name such as "program.rom". Unique names are only found in the folder name. The folder is named after the expected rom filename such as "Super Mario All-Stars (NA) (1.0).sfc" (Yes, the folder name has .sfc at the end)
mgalaxy doesn't properly scan new rom structure for Higan
To get around this problem, I use RetroArch and it's bsnes core(s), which can be used with zipped roms.
This is the commandline I use in the Systems.xml:
This is the commandline I use in the Systems.xml:
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<Cmd id="3" name="RetroArch" value="-L cores\bsnes_balanced_libretro "%path\%file%ext" -f" />
Last edited by Bigby on Sat Nov 15, 2014 8:25 pm, edited 1 time in total.