Steam ROM Manager permet, comme son nom l’indique, de gérer vos roms dans Steam et bien plus encore.
Added
– Executable modifier field is now available. Now you can modify executable, append/prepend custom data.
Titles, not found in customVariables.json can now be failed (skipped). Useful for MAME and similar emulators.
– Image and icon indexes will now persist from previously generated list. This means that if your newly generated list overwrites apps with the same APPID, you should see previously selected images/icons.
– Local images with png, tga, jpg and jpeg extensions can now be added to image pool manually in preview page.
– Parser configuration can now be copied to clipboard in « ready-to-paste » text format.
Changed
– Arguments are now appended to executable by default.
– A lot of fields are now trimmed for whitespace.
– Fuzzy parser will now look for …, The… segment first. Before it looked for it after no matches were found. That, however, sometimes returned false positives which resulted in …, The… segment replacement being skipped. Click here to see how it does it.
– Changed image size from cover to contain in preview menu, because Steam seems to be doing it for non-standard images.
– Completely rewritten VDF manager to ease implementation of new features. Should increase list saving performance. If something breaks, there’s always a backup VDF!
– Optimized shortcuts.vdf parser. Should give a huge performance increase for people with a lot of entries.
– Default page changed from Preview to Parsers.
– Changed generic vdf library from node-vdf to @node-steam/vdf. Previous one did not properly convert data to vdf. This change might require to delete screenshots.vdf (only if SRM throws an error).
Fixed
– Added missing and fixed incorrect whitespace validation.
Empty titles (with a length of a 0) will now be failed (skipped) by a parser.
– Field Image pool will have highlighting enabled.
# is now encoded for local files.
– UTF-8 BOM is now properly removed from read files.
– Custom-input field will not scroll when trying to select text while scrolling. The downside is that it will loose focus when mouse is not hovering input element itself. Can be fixed with Chromium v60 which is yet to be implemented in Electron.
