Overley for each system without affecting other systems and cores?

[Kadosh]

How to use the overley for each core without overlapping the last core configuration? Example SEGA GENESIS PLUS GX for MS, MD, GG…

[Thatman84]

You can’t unless you do per game overrides.

The multi system cores can’t change settings based on the system it’s emulating unfortunately

[jnsl]

Just brainstorming here: would it be possible to copy the Genesis GX core to a different name (Like Genesis GG.dll for game gear), then create a unique info file for it? Then it would actually be a separate core and you could use it just for GG and create a per-core override for it.

[Kadosh]

This is very bad for personalization, ty guys

[hunterk]

You have to change the internal name and recompile, but yes, that’s exactly what I did here:

I Compiled Some Split Cores

Some people have requested a way to split up some of the cores that cover more than one system so they can easily assign different options (shaders, etc.) using per-core config overrides instead of making a per-game override for each game. I compiled some split Gambatte-gbc, Genesis Plus GX - SMS, Genesis Plus GX - SegaCD and Genesis Plus GX - Game Gear cores. (those should be the names you would use for creating overrides but you should probably load them in RetroArch first to make sure) Down…

[Kadosh]

I love you hunterk

There should be an official solution. This is a boring problem for beginners.

Sorry my google english

[Seymour]

You can use command line in order to load different config files where you previously saved a specific overlay. For example,

-c “config/genesis_plus_gx_libretro_megaddrive.cfg” for mega drive -c “config/genesis_plus_gx_libretro_gamegear.cfg” for game gear

The “problem” is that In order to load the correct command line depending on the system you want to play you should use a frontend like Launchbox or use different RA shortcuts per system.

[Kadosh]

The “problem” is tha

Ty! I intend to use only Retreoarch with skin.