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I was having this issue today and could not get fightcade to work even after extracting the JSON folder in the emulator folder. What finally got it to work for me was to extract the JSON folder in the emulation folder, however, after this going into the JSON folder and copying/pasting these files directly into the emulation folder.
When entering a lobby, a command line window pops up saying "searching for required roms". It closes shortly after, leaving behind a zero byte *.tmp file in the correct ROM folder location. If I copy/paste a direct link from inside the script into a browser it does indeed download the correct file, so the links aren't dead.
4 sty 2021 · I'm having following json file, which I keep Id,Intro, Icon name [ { "id" : 7, "intro": "intro_7", "icon" : "ArrowRight" }, { "id" : 8, "intro": "intro_8", "icon" : "Alarm" } ]
the box that says 'Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support ' just needs to be UNCHECKED, as in this image. reboot and it will work. https://i.imgur.com/hMZF05D.png.
The json files are not working. I've been trying to download these roms using the json and literally none of them work. I especially dont know what the problem is with third strike which wont work on fc1 or fc2.
Looks like this is causing issues for non-TypeScript users as well. The issue is that the second package.json in lib approach, while interesting, is compatible with webpack's resolution algorithm but not Node's (or, it seems, TypeScript).. So if you do server side rendering and import { IconContext } from 'react-icons' it will fail during SSR, but work fine if you do it only in your webpack ...
3 paź 2024 · To keep my icons organized, I created an icons folder and added a new component whenever I needed a new icon. This method worked for a while, but I wondered—is there a more efficient...
