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'''Command Line Game Launch:'''
 
'''Command Line Game Launch:'''
 
:*Run the following command line including the system name and the rom that you want to play:
 
:*Run the following command line including the system name and the rom that you want to play:
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C:\HyperLaunch folder\HyperLaunch.exe "system name" "game name"</pre>
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    C:\HyperLaunch folder\HyperLaunch.exe "system name" "game name"</pre>
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    C:\HyperSpin\HyperPause.exe  "Daphne" "lair"
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    C:\HyperSpin\HyperPause.exe  "MAME" "tmnt"</pre>
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'''Note''': This GUI hasn't been touched in quite awhile. So don't expect the same behavior or options as if launching from within your front end.

Revision as of 18:50, 16 March 2015

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  • RockerLauncher allows you to use all of its features and play a game without the need to enter in HyperSpin.
  • This feature can be particularly useful if you are just testing if a game works well in your computer, if you want to create a desktop shortcut for an special game that you like or if you want to use an advanced launcher in HTPC programs like XBMC.
  • There are two ways to launch a game by HyperLaunch without entering HyperSpin: using the HyperLaunch menu or through a command line command.



RocketLauncher Menu Game Launch:

  • Double click HyperLaunch.exe. You will see the mini gui where you can choose your system and the rom to play.
  • Simply type in the name of the System and the Rom Name and click test.



Command Line Game Launch:

  • Run the following command line including the system name and the rom that you want to play:
     C:\HyperLaunch folder\HyperLaunch.exe "system name" "game name"
  • For example:
     C:\HyperSpin\HyperPause.exe  "Daphne" "lair"
     C:\HyperSpin\HyperPause.exe  "MAME" "tmnt"


Note: This GUI hasn't been touched in quite awhile. So don't expect the same behavior or options as if launching from within your front end.