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MAMEWAH Configuration
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Setting up MAMEWAH can be a pain, especially the very first time. Fortunately, there is some help available. A tutorial is can be found at the Screenshot Archive.
You can also view the MAMEWAH settings for most emulators at the Screenshot Archive. Although I have never tried it, there is even a MAMEWAH setup program.
Listed below are some of the trickier MAMEWAH configs.
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| Nintendo - VirtuaNES |
MAMEWAH Settings:
Show DOS Box = 0
Send ROM Path = True
Use Long Filenames = True
Send ROM Extension = True
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Mapping the escape key to exit (Windows version):
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Open virtuanes.ini and change this line:
[ShortCut]
TBL00=18402E4026403140204000000000000017401140000000000000000000002D4012
to this:
[ShortCut]
TBL00=000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000010001
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Sega Genesis - Gens
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| Use GensFE that is available for download here |
Super Nintendo - zSnes
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| Use zSnesFE that is available for download here |
Playstation - ePSXe
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Here is how you can use batch files to launch ePSXe:
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First, make a new bat file. For example: epsxe.bat. Next, open the new file with notepad and then fill it with:
epsxe.exe -nogui -loadbin %1
In Mamewah, set this file up as your emulator.
Also, set ROM Extension to bin and rename all of your psx image exstensions to bin.
Now, Mamewah will load the command line epsxe.exe -nogui -loadbin %1 replacing %1 with the game in your list.
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Atari 2600 - z26
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| Use z26 that has been modified to use the default MAME keyboard mappings. It is available for download here |
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