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Ok, to make the fixes that I want and maintain the portability, I will have to break the current way I'm doing doing things. Probably good time to do that. This means people will have to redo their ScummVM setup with the updated plugin once its done. I plan to move everything into the scummvm folder where ever it lives for 10.12. Once you've imported your games via the bat files. I plan to add an option to convert your batrunner imported games to launch scummvm straight from launchbox skipping the batrunner and bat files. I believe the pause features will then work for those who want them while still maintaining portability with scummvm games and my scummvm configuration utility that converts the scummvm ini file to all relative paths. Thoughts on this approach?

I wrote a MATLAB script to scan my scummvm ini and create .scummvm files with the short names and have just scanned in those. I'm content with doing this for the time being; however if I do end up switching back due to features in the future I think that approach sounds fine.

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Libretro docs clearly state to use the Short Name inside the .scummvm files - but as above, this is broken in the core and just won't work for some games. For example, the short name for Bargon Attack is "bargon" which is shared in all versions (bargon for dos, bargon-amiga for Amiga, bargon-amiga-1 incorrectly for Atari ST, bargon-de for German DOS, etc.). If you try using that in a scummvm file you can start the DOS versions of the game, but Amiga and Atari ST version will drop out to the ScummVM debugger. If instead you use the full target name or the gameid of "gon" which is identical for all versions, they'll all start correctly.

WIth respect to stand-alone ScummVM, you can't start games by passing it an external file. But you can start it from an external batch file that can also be made with such a script - something as simple as "scummvm.exe " - and naming that file appropriately will allow LB to scrape all details.

Ok so here is the deal. Like you mentioned, every game that ScummVM officially supports has a (sort of) unique identifier that is its short name. While I don't remember what the ScummVM docs say about this, what I am referring to is the abbreviated name that is used as the header for each game entry within your scummvm.ini. There is a "gameid" for each entry, but this is most certainly not unique as it seems to me like it is more of an "engineid", i.e. telling the Scumm engine which base interpreter to use for that entry, and obviously there are only so many of these that are shared between various games within the ScummVM set.

The "(CD/DOS/German)" version was found first due to its alphabetical position from its folder name, so it was assigned atlantis, while the "Floppy/DOS/English" version was found second during the scan (again due to its folder name) so it was assigned atlantis-1. You will notice that some versions also have their own short names, like atlantis-amiga, but ultimately these are handled the same way in that if you have multiple versions, of that version, -N (where N is the next available number) will simply be appended to the end. So unlike MAME where each game has a fixed internal name that is used to launch it, the short names in ScummVM are more or less an an index for each individual's scummvm.ini to let ScummVM which entry to refer to when starting. There tends to be a lot of overlap between any two person's INIs due to the "prefered" names that are used, but as you add variants of games to any INI, the exact short names that appear will differ depending on the exact variants and folder names that an individual has/used.

This way, each game gets the correct title, and the "rom" file for each game in my LB database is effectively shortname.scummvm, which makes it clear what the file is for in my file-system, but since the "Don't use extensions" option is checked only the short name will be passed to scummvm.exe when starting a game. So while that whole folder/file structure you end up creating holds no actual game data, it is ideal for getting games to start correctly with launchbox and ensuring each game receives the correct metadata. This has worked perfectly for all my ScummVM games.

Using retroarch any scummvm games that use kyra.dat don't work no matter where you put the kyra.dat file. Also like mentioned above phantasmagoria 2 doesn't work (C++ Assertion Failed Error). Folowing this in case anyone find a work around. This has been reported to retroarch/libretro also.

Create a directory per game in /userdata/roms/scummvm/. For this example, we will use the game files for The Day of the Tentacle. The game files will need to be put in the directrory /userdata/roms/scummvm/Day_of_the_Tentacle/. Then, in this game data directory, a blank file named .scummvm needs of the game, like tentacle.scummvm. This file can contain run commands if desired, or just be completely empty.

To find out the codename of the game, open up scummvm from the Applications menu ([F1] on the system list) and load the game, the ID will be provided. For example, with the game The 11th Hour: The Sequel to The 7th Quest (DOS/English):

Commercial games might need additional files copied over, ScummVM will tell you what's missing if it fails to find them upon launching the game. If it doubt, copy over the entire contents of the commercial game's folder as-is into roms/scummvm//.

Create a directory per game in /userdata/roms/scummvm/. For example, let's imagine you own the data file from the Day of the Tentacle, in that case, just put all the files in a directrory /userdata/roms/scummvm/Day_of_the_Tentacle/. Then, in this game data directory, you need to create a file with the codename of the game, like tentacle.scummvm. This file can just be empty.

Alternatively, SSH into Batocera and run /usr/bin/scummvm --list-games | >> /userdata/system/codename.txt to list all the game titles and search for your game in the resulting /userdata/system/codename.txt file.

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