MFME emulates the roms, but is also an editor that allows the creators to re-produce the appearance of the slot - normally from a scanned flyer. I've no idea which emulator is the more accurate.īut MAME only emulates the roms, it doesn't re-create the image of the slot. Regarding the screenshots - you mention to launch each game and then screen grab it - this would be very time consuming given that there appear to be 1044 slot machines in your collection! Have you made shots for them all? Would you be willing to share? How does the emulation compare to the MAME slot machine emulation? Then set the image as Box-Front & Screenshot-Gameplay or however you have your LaunchBox setup To add the images launch a slot then screengrab it – don’t use MFMEs own screengrabber as it gives poor results – use Gadwin or similar You will then need to add each slot individually, so select “Import… Rom File” and add the xxx.gam file – no need to try and download any metadata, MFME is a complete mystery to LaunchBox To put MFME into LaunchBox add the emulator like any other, so just point LaunchBox at the MFME.exe zip needs to be unzipped in the folder – so you’ll have something like this:

The folder “Fruits” you need to make yourself – call it what you like – and this is where the slots goĮach slot needs its own folder and the. Install MFME wherever you like, and you’ll end up with something like this:

The site also has a large selection of slots - and the following sites are the other main locations for slots: You can download the current version (6.1) here - you'll need to join and post to access the downloads: MFME stands for Multi Fruit Machine Emulator - it's like VisualPinball in that the roms are emulated and the appearance of the slots is simulated This is the slot machine emulator MFME in LaunchBoxĪ brief guide to setting up MFME & putting it in LaunchBox

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