Edit urls.ini in the clrmamepro mainpath. It's a plain ascii file which simply has the urls listed. One URL per line. Example:
CAESAR; http://caesar.logiqx.com/html/emus/; .shtml
The name of the url is separated by a ';' from the address. The name is listed later in the popup menu. An extension is separated by a ";" as well.
You can also use urls01.ini - urls10.ini and
exts01.ini - exts10.ini for more lists.
Useful because urls.ini is usually
overwritten by a new clrmamepro release.
You can also use %S and %R statements in these inifiles. %S (yes, uppercase) stands for the currently selected Setname, while %R can be the currently selected Romname (or Sample/Diskimagename). When using %S or %R, clrmamepro won't use another setname to build the final string:
Example:
CAESAR; http://caesar.logiqx.com/html/; .shtml
is the same as:
CAESAR; http://caesar.logiqx.com/html/%S.shtml;
In the 1st case, clrmamepro will build the final string by using <url> + <setname> + <ext>. In the 2nd case it'll use: <url> + <ext>.
This is NOT recommended !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Only experienced users should run multiple instances.
Set the cmpro.ini entry "AllowRestart" to "on".
Simply organize your datfiles in subfolders of the clrmamepro "datfiles" folder. If you move active datfiles (datfiles with corresponding settingsfiles) you have to create that subfolder structure in the settingsfolder as well. So when you have:
datfiles\good\good2600.dat
datfiles\tosec\c64tapes.datas active dats you should be sure to have:
settings\good\good2600.cmp
settings\tosec\c64tapes.cmpNote: You have to move the *.cmp by hand, ONLY if you reorganize an already existing *.dat and *.cmp structure. When you use new datfiles you can put them wherever you want to. clrmamepro will automatically create the correct folderstructre in the settingsfolder. Same for updating old datfiles. The new ones will be automatically moved to the old position.
New and unused DatFiles are always listed in the 'Not Used / New DatFiles' folder ! Even if they are physically stored in a datfiles subfolder ! As soon as they are activated (default options or update), they will be shown in the correct subfolder !