Singe 2

Singe 2.00 was released in October 2020 With 25 games available at launch, and was the largest Singe release to date!

Video Setup Guide
https://youtu.be/m9TZiwMWLbg

Download Singe 2
Download Singe from the official website.

Using Singe 2.00 (Windows) with a launcher
If you're using a frontend like Launchbox, you can launch each game with separate parameters by preparing batch files for each of them.


 * Go in your Singe directory.
 * Make a new text file, you will change its extension to .bat once finished.
 * Using a text editor, write this :
 * Singe-v2.00-Windows-x86_64.exe -k -w -z -d data -v  folder of the game\video or movie folder\video file of the game.mp4 folder of the game\script folder(or not if script in root)\name of script.singe
 * Here is my example for Mad Dog McCree:
 * The -k parameter removes the SInge splash screen
 * The -w parameter runs Singe in fullscreen window
 * The -z parameter removes the console screen, so nothing to close upon exiting Singe
 * You can add parameter -n to remove crosshair in gun games if you prefer.
 * Based on the original Menu.bat, if you want every laserdisc index file to be in the same subfolder, you can keep parameter -d data to your command line. Else, the index file will be created in the game subfolder.
 * -v points to the video file. The video file can be found by opening in notepad the "games.dat" file that is in the game folder.
 * Example: my video file path for Mad Dog Mcree is:
 * The script file can be found by opening in notepad the "games.dat" file that is in the game folder.
 * Example: the script for Mad Dog McCree for me is:
 * Save your file
 * Change the extension to .bat
 * Try it!
 * Drag and drop the file in launchbox to add the game if this is your preferred launcher, other launchers can use different methods.
 * Repeat for every Singe game in your collection.
 * Enjoy!

Action Max
Action Max .bat files can be built a little differently. Instead of a direct video path you can use the -v command to link to the games frame file. This will insert the original intro video into the games. So for ambush valley, the intro video will then play after selecting a game type

Add Border
Although not mentioned in the emulator's "help" output, the "-g" or "--sindengun" argument allows for Singe to draw the borders required by the Sinden Light Gun while scaling the game content to fit inside it.

For example, at a minimum, you should specify a decently sized white border and a minimum black border:

Official Border Documentation
See the full documentation in the developer's source code.