For a full wipe of everything, delete the sram file, run the game and follow the machine's orders in the test mode. That will kill off everything; credits, gamble info (last cards etc), games played and even reset the last bet on the screen to zero! You might want to get rid of the touchscreen interface too (except Atlantis) - go into machine options, drivers and set the touchscreen to 'none'. Save it and this will also reset the above items, and you can safely disable the annoying hand which usually sits in the upper left. You can disable the Atlantis one as well, but it you will have to wait 30 seconds for it to choose each treasure box in the feature. Edited by Heihachi73, 06 June 2008 - 06:10 PM. One annoying 'feature' of the emulator is the fact it emulates the lack of a sound board in the actual machine when you have a disabled/missing sound card, which in turn locks up the feature and makes the win go up by 25s from the start.

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Under Win98, it has a frame skip feature and works at full speed on a 1.2GHz Celeron, and the sound seems recover; under XP on the same machine it runs like crap and stutters all the time. However, it also crashes a lot in 98 (mostly on FLIC animations like the lions).

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Technically, you would expect it to work just using XP compatibility but I have no idea. Maybe it's a 64-bit problem? I sort of expect a 32-bit version of Vista to be able to run a standard Win32 program, but everyone knows MS. Still on XP here; my P4 based machine would turn into a 486 with an overused Win98 otherwise!

Just don't ever use 98 compatibility mode for the games (even in XP), unless you want it to run at 2000fps! Furthermore, do not run it in high priority in 98 mode as it will also take over your system (on the 1.2 at least). Next evidence thrills rarestat. Oh dear Dear Member: This is to notify you that we have removed or disabled access to the following material as a result of a third-party notification by Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Ltd claiming that this material is infringing: Pokies - How to get them running on your PC!: Please Note: Repeated incidents of copyright infringement will result in the deletion of your account and all videos uploaded to that account. In order to prevent this from happening, please delete any videos to which you do not own the rights and refrain from uploading additional videos that infringe on the copyrights of others. For more information about YouTube's copyright policy, please read the Copyright Tips guide.

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Our machines are a lot more tightly kept than the fruities. Over here, they're in government controlled gaming venues rather than the video arcade, and you must be over 18 with ID just to enter them. Added to that, it's illegal to even own a completely dead, non working machine if you're in Queensland! That's probably the main reason why no actual machines have been dumped or attempted to emulate yet. Think of that message as Aristocrat's nice way of saying 'WTF'. I did warn people about this when arcade-history's forums mysteriously closed. Quoted from page 7 of this thread: I was getting no sound with these games and also when the feature free spins came up the game would jam, i have looked around and if anyone else is having this problem it seems the dont run all that well on VISTA.

It does if you set the mode on the 'MAINSYS' file to be XPSP2 in the exe properties and run it as an admin. You actually need the sound to work or it will render the games unplayable if the free games are triggered.

It enters in an infinite loop waiting for the non-existent sound to finish. Just a small note, can people stop putting the word download in each post referring to these games?

We don't want to see fruit-emu shut down just because some employee from the big A googled their game for a laugh and cracked the shytes. The leaked programs are already the number 1 search result in Google now, and that's just by typing the words indian and dreaming by themselves. Hello, i recently received the 4 pokie games from a mate, the (indian dreaming, 50 lions, orchid, and atlantis) package that runs with Game Emulator v6.0.

My problem is solely based on the colors being missing, looks like its running at 256 even though it is not. Example: Also when showing an animated picture its fine. Example: The only thing i can really configure is when i right-click and select AVI Video Format and select the different compressors. Tried them all with no luck, i dont even think the others even work at all.

Also when right clicking Mainsys, and looking under the incompatibly tab, the Run In 256 Colors is Unchecked. Please, please, please someone with any help at all will be much appreciated, thanks.

Massive bump. With Aristocrat MK5, we hit a technical brick wall with the emulation, namely, we couldn't get around it from its number of trap calls which it performs after something fails, which is followed by a watchdog reset, POST, then crash again in an infinite loop. Secondly, a few devices are still not emulated which may also contribute to the problem, however, as far as emulation goes, these devices aren't even accessed yet (driver board, comms for example). We are not sure whether the problems lie with the core code (e.g.

The Acorn A3010 emulation which the MK5 is based on), or whether the MK5 really is a touch-and-go system which barely works, but works well when it does. Thirdly, there were a number of 'political' issues with the MAME dev team at one point, where our submissions were rejected outright by the then-coordinator ('lead dev' if you will) without anyone even trying to help fix what was wrong. In fact, MAME still doesn't even get past the POST since the new code refused so many times that we gave up (in fact, we got as far as Golden Pyramids showing graphics (and crashing afterwards) in Arculator with a few hacks to bypass some additional beyond-POST hardware checks, but with the exact same code ported to MAME, it doesn't get as far).

As for MK6, no-one in the dev team seems interested, even with the similarities between the recently emulated Sega NAOMI (Dreamcast) and the MK6 system, which uses the same CPU, but a different video chip despite both being PowerVR chips (the MK6 having a PowerVR 250, which is not emulated). Basically, the emulation is a one-man band (the core code is not by me either, my additions to MAME are only trivial such as adding ROM dumps and fixing minor errors), we desperately need people willing and able to contribute code and help get these systems up and running. Additionally, the current MK6 emulation doesn't actually do anything yet; the system chips are not even hooked up (its inclusion in MAME is just a placeholder to preserve the EPROM dumps for now). As for other slot hardware which is not working and/or in hiatus, there is Konami Tasman, Konami Endeavour, VLC Winning Touch and probably countless 'golden era' video poker games which are sitting in MAME not working. In fact, without the PE+ King himself, we probably wouldn't even have IGT emulation at all. MK2.5 and MK4 games should work, but there are not enough dumps out there to really test the hardware (for example, there are no reel slots, keno games or non-NZ poker games dumped yet).

The latest dump was Caribbean Gold (which was sitting on eBay forever), which despite having one chip which had crumbled into nothing, it worked fine with no modifications to the driver (luckily, the same video/sound chip was already dumped). However, I didn't have time to fiddle with the slightly different inputs (so far, it's the only slot game which differs from the others when it comes to inputs), thus the game has a few errors due to poking the wrong memory (e.g.

Inserting a 'coin' clears the logic door error, which will then let you set up the game and start playing, yet it somehow still inserts coins anyway). Ok, I'll introduce myself here. I've (very recently) done some minor mod work on the mk4 driver, primarily focused on running mame in a real (fully operational) cabinet. (Code accepted in 0.152 build) I'm interested in progressing work on the mk5 platform, at least for the Aussie system (where I'm located, no clear roms, and more access to physical hardware for comparison work) I'm lead to believe there has been a fair bit more progress made on this beyond what is currently in mame source, but either not published to mame, or not accepted. I'm hoping to make some contact with anyone who's previously worked on this platform, or knows more in depth information. I'd hate to waste heaps of hours on the next steps only to find it's already been done by someone previously. Anyone got any starting points/contacts?

Your best bet would be to contact Palindrome on the forums, without him the MK5 driver would be nothing more than a placeholder for the games (as MK6 currently is). As far as coding goes, all I have done is minor cleaning up and adding a few games to the code (copypasta) which were sent by someone who wished to remain anonymous. As for the hopper/coin emulation, the reason why MAME doesn't want to go there is because of possibility of companies commercially distributing illegal MAME-based machines (it has been done in the past, but most of these xxx-in-1 MAME-on-a-chip bootlegs are generally limited to early arcade titles from very old builds - gaming machines haven't really been a target yet, probably because they traditionally weren't allowed in MAME). The problem is that the base system the MK5 is derived from, the Acorn Archimedes A3010 (not the 310), isn't fully emulated yet, as well as a number of MK5-specific devices (e.g.

LAB comms board, driver board). MAME (actually, MESS) wants the Acorn 'PC' side of things to be emulated and working before starting on the MK5, as currently portions of the MK5 is breaking the emulation for other systems, notably the arcade games Poizone and Erotictac/Tactic (ertictac) which use the earlier Archimedes system. AFAIK, when the MK5 game tries to boot after POSTing, it runs into the weeds and the watchdog kicks in (without the watchdog reset emulated, it just sits there in an infinite loop, or in the case of NZ games and Diamond Touch, a trap call). Of course, in MAME it doesn't even get that far because it still has a 2KHz timer error, as the fix was deemed 'too hacky' to add. MK4 (and MK2.5) still needs a bit of work as well, particularly in emulation of USA systems and dumps of Australian/NSW games (currently, only two Australian games are dumped, the rest being USA or New Zealand - and both these NSW games have a coin error which doesn't happen on the NZ sets - in fact, the dumper of Enchanted Forest thinks that this set may have been for the Venezuela/Spanish market rather than NSW, although it seems to be a normal 10 'cent' machine). Caribbean Gold was a rush job added by me, but it really needs to be hooked up properly as some inputs are wrong, despite not having any problems with any other game (the EPROMs for this game were sourced from US eBay).

Your best bet would be to contact Palindrome on the forums, without him the MK5 driver would be nothing more than a placeholder for the games (as MK6 currently is). As far as coding goes, all I have done is minor cleaning up and adding a few games to the code (copypasta) which were sent by someone who wished to remain anonymous. As for the hopper/coin emulation, the reason why MAME doesn't want to go there is because of possibility of companies commercially distributing illegal MAME-based machines (it has been done in the past, but most of these xxx-in-1 MAME-on-a-chip bootlegs are generally limited to early arcade titles from very old builds - gaming machines haven't really been a target yet, probably because they traditionally weren't allowed in MAME). The problem is that the base system the MK5 is derived from, the Acorn Archimedes A3010 (not the 310), isn't fully emulated yet, as well as a number of MK5-specific devices (e.g. LAB comms board, driver board). MAME (actually, MESS) wants the Acorn 'PC' side of things to be emulated and working before starting on the MK5, as currently portions of the MK5 is breaking the emulation for other systems, notably the arcade games Poizone and Erotictac/Tactic (ertictac) which use the earlier Archimedes system.

AFAIK, when the MK5 game tries to boot after POSTing, it runs into the weeds and the watchdog kicks in (without the watchdog reset emulated, it just sits there in an infinite loop, or in the case of NZ games and Diamond Touch, a trap call). Of course, in MAME it doesn't even get that far because it still has a 2KHz timer error, as the fix was deemed 'too hacky' to add. MK4 (and MK2.5) still needs a bit of work as well, particularly in emulation of USA systems and dumps of Australian/NSW games (currently, only two Australian games are dumped, the rest being USA or New Zealand - and both these NSW games have a coin error which doesn't happen on the NZ sets - in fact, the dumper of Enchanted Forest thinks that this set may have been for the Venezuela/Spanish market rather than NSW, although it seems to be a normal 10 'cent' machine). Caribbean Gold was a rush job added by me, but it really needs to be hooked up properly as some inputs are wrong, despite not having any problems with any other game (the EPROMs for this game were sourced from US eBay). Thanks for the response! I've already been briefly discussing with Palindrome, his name is synonymous with the MKIV stuff, so I started there The coin/hopper part for MkIV is now already done, and accepted by mame. It is in build 0.152, I contrib'd code to disable the meter sound effects, added outputs to drive physical meters, and also to drive a physical hopper (and to expect a 'input' for each coin dispensed) I did this code for my own use, and didn't expect mame to accept it, but they have, so there's that.

I'm looking into this 2k timer fix now, even if mame won't work with it, it would be good to be on the page as you guys have gotten to before. I figure if we can push past where we're stuck at now, and get even more progress working, even if mame won't accept it, we can smooth out the hacks later on, if they help to get it running further for now, it saves spending man hours on solving superficial issues, instead of spending the time on core issues I have a contact that tells me he can get some dumps of roms from MKIV machines that are not currently in mame, so I'm hoping to be able to bring those in and add support for them. I'm also looking through some of the issues listed on mametesters for the MKIV driver, and it seems to be very 'general' and non specific issues, but I'm happy to keep tinkering with this driver, it's good clean code and providing me a good learning platform for getting into this stuff. I'm a well enough versed programmer (although it had been some time since I worked in C!), but I'm rather new to mame and it's approach to emulation.

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