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==Mame Support Files== | ==Mame Support Files== | ||
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[[Image:command.png|right|thumb|Command.dat screenshot]]Commands can be shown either in game or in a front end. Commands allow users to view, among other things, the individual command lists for games. This is especially useful for Fighting Games, but can also show users what individual buttons (and combinations) do without having to press them all. The screenshot is from within MAME Plus! | [[Image:command.png|right|thumb|Command.dat screenshot]]Commands can be shown either in game or in a front end. Commands allow users to view, among other things, the individual command lists for games. This is especially useful for Fighting Games, but can also show users what individual buttons (and combinations) do without having to press them all. The screenshot is from within MAME Plus! | ||
:http://home.comcast.net/~plotor/command.html | :http://home.comcast.net/~plotor/command.html | ||
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+ | ===High Score=== | ||
+ | Hiscore.dat is a complimentary file to help Mame in saving high scores. Most Mame games save their high scores by default, but over 2500 games do not save their high scores. | ||
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+ | The Hiscore.dat file tells Mame some additional information and how to read and store the high scores using the /hi directory instead of /nvram. | ||
+ | :http://www.mameworld.net/highscore/ | ||
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Revision as of 14:27, 19 April 2006
Mame Support Files
See also the Screens, Titles & Extras page. Many of those projects overlap.
Cheat
Cheat.dat is useful for both players and developers. Cheating allows players to get past difficult situations and it let's developers test games without having to be good at all the games.
Commands
Commands can be shown either in game or in a front end. Commands allow users to view, among other things, the individual command lists for games. This is especially useful for Fighting Games, but can also show users what individual buttons (and combinations) do without having to press them all. The screenshot is from within MAME Plus!
High Score
Hiscore.dat is a complimentary file to help Mame in saving high scores. Most Mame games save their high scores by default, but over 2500 games do not save their high scores.
The Hiscore.dat file tells Mame some additional information and how to read and store the high scores using the /hi directory instead of /nvram.