BSNES/Battery Saves folder and select Get Info. sav save file to the folder ~/Library/Application Support/OpenEmu/BSNES/Battery Saves See the guide here if you don't know this).Ĭopy the. Navigate to the folder ~/Library/Application Support/OpenEmu/SNES9x/Battery Saves (~ meaning your Home folder where ~ is your username. While running the game, click the cog wheel icon on the HUD bar, choose Core > BSNES. SNES: Transfer save file from SNES9x to BSNESįirst open the game with the BSNES core plugin so that all necessary folders are created. Open your game and click "No" if prompted to "Continue where you left off" Go to OpenEmu > Preferences > Library, click "Reset warnings" Launch OpenEmu, go to the Library sidebar, right click on "Game Boy Advance" > Default Core, and select mGBA From the "Name & Extension" section, rename the file extension from. mGBA/Battery Saves folder and select Get Info. sav2 save file to the folder ~/Library/Application Support/OpenEmu/mGBA/Battery Saves Navigate to the folder ~/Library/Application Support/OpenEmu/VisualBoyAdvance/Battery Saves (~ meaning your Home folder where ~ is your username.
While running the game, click the cog wheel icon on the HUD bar, choose Core > mGBA. GBA: Transfer save file from VisualBoyAdvance to mGBAįirst open the game with the mGBA core plugin so that all necessary folders are created. GBA: VisualBoyAdvance (deprecated and removed) to mGBA If you have an icon in an ICNS format, switching to it is as simple as a drag and drop.Note: "Save Files" in this guide refers to in-game battery/SRAM saves or memory card saves and NOT Save States. Many designers on DeviantArt offer Mac icons in an ICNS format. Change App, File, and Folder Icons Using ICNS Imagesĭid you know that macOS has its own icon format? It’s called ICNS, and while it’s not widely supported, you’ll find many exquisitely designed Mac icons in the format. You can come back to it at any time to replace the icon. Now, all you have to do is give the PNG file a name and a destination. You can also go to the menu bar and use the File > New From Clipboard option. Then, open the Preview app and use the Command+N keyboard shortcut to create a new document from the clipboard. To do this, select the icon from the Get Info panel and use the Command+C shortcut to copy it. You might want to take a backup of the original icon because there’s no simple way to restore the icon. All you have to do is click the image to select it. Then, use the Command+V keyboard shortcut to paste the PNG here. You’ll find the icon in the top-left corner.
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