

Set chosenItem to chosenItem's item 1 (* extract choice from list *)ĭo shell script "cp /Volumes/SONY/data/system/pcsx_default /Volumes/SONY/data/system/pcsx"ĭo shell script "sed -i. Set chosenItem to choose from list optionList with prompt "Chose bilinear mode" default items "bilon"

(Basic unix command line knowledge required to make use of the script at all. The same way you could also rename or move folders, if needed. ), and then removes a backup file that gets auto created by that. In one instance it also ads or removes a # (to comment out a line) in several versions of the lolhack.sh files - which activates/deactivates bilinear filtering (special edited versions of lolhack.sh where the action line sits where the sed command is adding or removing the #) in the original emulator as a result. And then do the prerequisite changes (usually only copying a specific version of lolhack.sh over the actual lolhack.sh file, or copying a specific version of the pcsx binary (Sony emulator) over the actual pcsx file in the usual directory). She shellscript usually either create (touch) or remove (rm) a textfile from root that tells me which "mode" the stick currently is in.

The actual actions are all the "do shell script" parts. bilon, biloff, bleemsyncĭepending on what I select, it turns the bilinear filtering in the default emulator on, or off, or enables a configuration that boots into bleemsync (Reatroarch) directly. This is an Applescript that draws a selector, inthis case of three items. If you don't figure it out, hit me or the OP up again. Look at the scripts in this package (the one from the OP). You probably have to launch it with a games launcher file first, but thats theory.
#Beneath a steel sky scumm folder how to
This would be something that the devs would have to build in.įor your purposes it should be possible to run the core by simply copying it to the other cores in your default Reatroarch installation, and then playing around with it until you find out how to get it to launch a game (/the modern menu (which it always launches first)). Its hacked together, but I can share the script eventually (have to make sure it runs on the most current version of Macos first).Įditing the Bleemsync launcher menu isnt as trivial. I put the USB stick in my mac, launch the script, choose an option, it renames some folders, and as a result the next direct boot is into whatever I want to boot.
#Beneath a steel sky scumm folder mac
Click to expand.I've set it up that way using a script on my Mac to switch between them.
