The new mGalaxy version I'm working on will allow you to create as much systems as you want, each with its own settings.
In the meantime, you can do this:
- In the mGalaxy folder > Data > open 'systems.xml'
- Locate the block you want to duplicate
<System Type="Console">
<Name>Mattel Intellivision</Name>
<AppPath />
<RomPath />
<SnapPath />
<VidPath />
<Emu selected="0">
<Cmd id="0" name="Nostalgia" value=""%path\%file%ext" -f" />
<Cmd id="1" name="MESS" value="intv -cart "%path\%file%ext" -volume -%volume(32,0) -skip_gameinfo -nowindow" />
</Emu>
<Extensions>.int,.zip</Extensions>
<Active>False</Active>
<Script>True</Script>
<Database>False</Database>
</System>
- Copy it and paste it just under
- Change its name to a unique name. You now have:
<System Type="Console">
<Name>Mattel Intellivision</Name>
<AppPath />
<RomPath />
<SnapPath />
<VidPath />
<Emu selected="0">
<Cmd id="0" name="Nostalgia" value=""%path\%file%ext" -f" />
<Cmd id="1" name="MESS" value="intv -cart "%path\%file%ext" -volume -%volume(32,0) -skip_gameinfo -nowindow" />
</Emu>
<Extensions>.int,.zip</Extensions>
<Active>False</Active>
<Script>True</Script>
<Database>False</Database>
</System>
<System Type="Console">
<Name>Mattel Intellivision (Nostalgia)</Name>
<AppPath />
<RomPath />
<SnapPath />
<VidPath />
<Emu selected="0">
<Cmd id="0" name="Nostalgia" value=""%path\%file%ext" -f" />
<Cmd id="1" name="MESS" value="intv -cart "%path\%file%ext" -volume -%volume(32,0) -skip_gameinfo -nowindow" />
</Emu>
<Extensions>.int,.zip</Extensions>
<Active>False</Active>
<Script>True</Script>
<Database>False</Database>
</System>
- Last but not least, in mGalaxy folder > Data, duplicate the 'Mattel Intellivision' folder and rename it exactly as you named the 'new' system in the systems.xml file (in that example: Mattel Intellivision (Nostalgia))