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**Shamus** · December 31st, 2004

I just checked CVS again, and the fix for passing in a ROM on the command line is still there and works (i.e., if you pass in a ROM on the command line, pressing ESC will exit the emulator completely). Also, the BIOS works properly using the "useJaguarBIOS = 1" in the config file. My suggestion would be to post your vj.cfg and the vj.log files that VJ produces so that we can see just what's going on there.

As far as being able to use a joystick or a keyboard goes, VJ has had this functionality from the beginning. Also, as far as I remember, the Jaguar console only had inputs for two controllers. I know there was a peripheral to expand the inputs to eight (or was is four?) controllers, but VJ doesn't emulate this piece of hardware at the moment, and probably won't for the immediate future (I can't think of a single game that used it).

So, anyway, for us to be able to diagnose your problems, we need to see you configuration file and the generated log file. Also post the directories where you have things and what command line you're using to run the emulator. Without that info, we can't help you since things are working the way they should from our perspective.

December 31st, 2004	#13 (permalink)
Shamus Emu author Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 130	I just checked CVS again, and the fix for passing in a ROM on the command line is still there and works (i.e., if you pass in a ROM on the command line, pressing ESC will exit the emulator completely). Also, the BIOS works properly using the "useJaguarBIOS = 1" in the config file. My suggestion would be to post your vj.cfg and the vj.log files that VJ produces so that we can see just what's going on there. As far as being able to use a joystick or a keyboard goes, VJ has had this functionality from the beginning. Also, as far as I remember, the Jaguar console only had inputs for two controllers. I know there was a peripheral to expand the inputs to eight (or was is four?) controllers, but VJ doesn't emulate this piece of hardware at the moment, and probably won't for the immediate future (I can't think of a single game that used it). So, anyway, for us to be able to diagnose your problems, we need to see you configuration file and the generated log file. Also post the directories where you have things and what command line you're using to run the emulator. Without that info, we can't help you since things are working the way they should from our perspective.