A few questions [T|T5]

[haisook]

First of all, thanks to all who brought us this great and free emulator.

I'm coming from Phoinix, the GB emulator. Although I miss its greatly-implemented touchscreen support, I chose to use LJP as it's much faster and has compatibility for more games.

My questions are:

1. In Phoinix, the non-color GB games showed up in pure black and white. It was very easy on the eyes. In LJP, on the other hand, the games have a brownish/sepia tint to them. I wonder if there's any way to make the games show up in pure black and white (and grey levels of course).

2. When I put my ROMs in the SD Card, they show up OK, but the file saves and INI file are stored in a similar location but in the internal card of the T5. Why is that? I'd prefer to have all LJP stuff in the external card.

3. Is there any way to keep the DIA shown during playing? LJP automatically brings it down.

I'd appreciate your input.
Thank you.

[coder12]

From the way it sounds so far, numbers 1 and 3 are being worked on in LJP-Lite edition, however, number 2 has always done that for me on my zodiac... but it only did it when I didn't have my memory card(s) in. Maybe LJP is looking into the _Internal/programs/ljp/ folder before it looks at the memory card. I'll look into it a little bit more, but as I stated in my previous post, I don't have my Zodiac at the moment...

[haisook]

Thanks for your reply,

It looks like LJP on the T5 looks for stuff (roms and saves) in Palm/Programs/LJP in both the Internal drive and the external card. However, from what I've noticed, it saves the INI file in the Internal drive and puts the savestates on the external card. At least the savestates are on the external card which is safe in case of a hard-reset.

Could you please tell me what information the ljp INI file contains?
It's the only file prone to deletion in case of a hard-reset because it's saved in the Internal drive.

Thanks.

[countbuggula]

Jul 20, 2009 10:09:15 GMT 1 haisook said:

Could you please tell me what information the ljp INI file contains?
It's the only file prone to deletion in case of a hard-reset because it's saved in the Internal drive.

Thanks.

The ini contains your keybindings, your options, and your directory structure (where your roms are located).

[rcoltrane]

I have a T3 and no problems at all but I couldn't test it with these games you describe because they aren't on my list. I'll try one of them to see the results...