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JVSEmu - Taito Type X/X2 System Emulator.

IDmacX 圆4 - NESiCAxLive System Emulator.

iDmacX x86 - NESiCAxLive System Emulator.

JConfig isn't all about Taito games: the configurator has many specific variants so we can launch games running on hardwares from Namco, SEGA, Raw Thrills, Cave, Konami, etc.ĭiscover them all in the Compatibility List. But the coolest thing is that it could unlock some additional characters, costumes or colors for your game. This nice piece of program will attempt to get rid of the system messages, status icons and other warning displayed. When you'll get your game to launch: you can add an Unlocker, for games delivered through the Taito NESiCAxLive or that running on the SEGA RingEdge 2 system. You can find out which game needs which setup with the Compatibility List. Most of the Taito Type X family and NESiCAxLive games could be played with JConfig (to set them up) and the required interface emulator but several of them need specific options/programs to be activated before. This is achieved with JVSEmu for Taito Type X/X+/X2/X0 games or iDmacX for newer games that run on Taito Type X2/X3 and that are delivered through Taito's network, the NESiCAxLive.

It comes as a *.dll file that roughly "translate" display and inputs between the game and your PC.

In order to run, those arcade games needs an interface emulator. If it still doesn't work then I have run out of ideas for now.JConfig isn't just a program that helps to launch (more or less) recent arcade games: it comes with a wide collection of launchers, tools, emulators and patched executables that offer a better "arcade at home" experience. I think on my setup I also have to have the "Ahk Method" set to "Internal" and "JoyIDs" set to "false". I forgot to do that myself once and spent too long trying to figure it out before I realised my mistake. Make sure your TTX system is selected on the left hand side in RLauncher and then check the RLauncher Settings tab, and the keymapper tab. The only issue now could be that keymapping is not enabled in RLauncher for your Taito Type X system. If, for example, when you use the test function and '7' appears on screen when you press your arcade panel P1 start button (which is wired to '1') then you've mapped them properly.Ĥ) So you have the correct keys for Wacky Races and you have tested to make sure that you have mapped them properly. (This is also what should be automatically in the text box if you use the automapping function.)ģ) Once you've configured the key mapping in RLauncher have you tested them in the built in test function? (to me the icon looks like a green lightning bolt). Using the previous example you would write 1::7 (b) The other option is manually enter the mapping in the text box. It's easy to get this backwards.įor example if the Wacky Races Start button is '7' but you want it to work with your MAME P1Start button (which is '1') then you'd need to press 1 when prompted, then press 7 when prompted again.

(a) First by using the automapping function, where RLauncher first asks you to press the original key and then the new key. If yes then you have the right keys and can map them in RLauncher! It would be very easy to try configuring the wrong ones :-) 1) Put key mapping aside for one second, can you run the game successfully and control it properly outside RLauncher on your keyboard with the keys you found the net?