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 To make one, simply create a text file with the same filename as your intended game name (this is what will appear in your game list. It could be anything, really). Within that text file, write the names of the ''.cue''/''.gdi''/''.mdf'' sheets or ''.chd'' files for your game discs. To make one, simply create a text file with the same filename as your intended game name (this is what will appear in your game list. It could be anything, really). Within that text file, write the names of the ''.cue''/''.gdi''/''.mdf'' sheets or ''.chd'' files for your game discs.
 +
 +<WRAP center round important>
 +If creating the playlist file with Windows, be aware of the [[https://wiki.batocera.org/github-desktop#note_for_windows_users|line ending limitations]]. For most systems, this does not matter, but some will only read playlist files if they use Linux-style line terminators.
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +<WRAP center round info>
 +Batocera will automatically hide duplicated entries showing in the gamelist when using playlists to define which discs are a part of a single game. However, this will only work when the playlists are referencing just the filenames; relative pathing will override this behaviour and show all discs. To put it simply:
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 +  * ''filename.cue'' -> hide this disc
 +  * ''./filename.cue'' -> don't hide this disc
 +</WRAP>
  
 ==== All the files inside of the applicable ROM folder ==== ==== All the files inside of the applicable ROM folder ====
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 roms/ roms/
 └─ psx/ └─ psx/
-   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).cue 
    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).bin    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).bin
-   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).cue+   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).cue
    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).bin    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).bin
-   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).cue +   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).cue 
-   └─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).bin+   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).bin 
 +   └─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).cue
 </code> </code>
  
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 └─ psx/ └─ psx/
    ├─ Final Fantasy VII.m3u    ├─ Final Fantasy VII.m3u
-   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).cue 
    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).bin    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).bin
-   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).cue+   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).cue
    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).bin    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).bin
-   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).cue +   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).cue 
-   └─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).bin+   ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).bin 
 +   └─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).cue
 </code> </code>
  
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 └─ psx/ └─ psx/
    └─ Final Fantasty VII/    └─ Final Fantasty VII/
-      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).cue 
       ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).bin       ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).bin
-      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).cue+      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).cue
       ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).bin       ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).bin
-      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).cue +      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).cue 
-      └─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).bin+      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).bin 
 +      └─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).cue
 </code> </code>
  
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 </code> </code>
     * For ''.cue'' files:     * For ''.cue'' files:
-      * Run the following: <code>+      * Run the following: <code bash>
 for DIR in *; do echo "$(for file in "$DIR"/*.cue; do echo "$(basename "$file")"; done)" > "$DIR"/"$DIR".m3u; done for DIR in *; do echo "$(for file in "$DIR"/*.cue; do echo "$(basename "$file")"; done)" > "$DIR"/"$DIR".m3u; done
 </code> </code>
     * For ''.chd'' files:     * For ''.chd'' files:
-      * Just run the following: <code>+      * Just run the following: <code bash>
 for DIR in *; do echo "$(for file in "$DIR"/*.chd; do echo "$(basename "$file")"; done)" > "$DIR"/"$DIR".m3u; done for DIR in *; do echo "$(for file in "$DIR"/*.chd; do echo "$(basename "$file")"; done)" > "$DIR"/"$DIR".m3u; done
 </code> </code>
-Credit to user Fishou con Baguette for creating this command. 
  
   * **Accessible the drive directly on Windows** Place the script in the ''roms/<system>'' folder and double-click/execute it. If you want to apply this to //all// CUE and/or CHD multi-disc games in all systems, run it from ''roms/'' instead.   * **Accessible the drive directly on Windows** Place the script in the ''roms/<system>'' folder and double-click/execute it. If you want to apply this to //all// CUE and/or CHD multi-disc games in all systems, run it from ''roms/'' instead.
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    └─ Final Fantasty VII/    └─ Final Fantasty VII/
       ├─ Final Fantasy VII.m3u       ├─ Final Fantasy VII.m3u
-      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).cue 
       ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).bin       ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).bin
-      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).cue+      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1).cue
       ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).bin       ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).bin
-      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).cue +      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2).cue 
-      └─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).bin+      ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).bin 
 +      └─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3).cue
 </code> </code>
  
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 └─ psx/ └─ psx/
    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1)/    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1)/
-   │  ├─ sheet.cue +   │  ├─ disc.bin 
-   │  └─ disc.bin+   │  └─ sheet.cue
    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2)/    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 2)/
-   │  ├─ sheet.cue +   │  ├─ disc.bin 
-   │  └─ disc.bin+   │  └─ sheet.cue
    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3)/    ├─ Final Fantasy VII (Disc 3)/
-   │  ├─ sheet.cue +   │  ├─ disc.bin 
-   │  └─ disc.bin+   │  └─ sheet.cue
    └─ Final Fantasy VII.m3u    └─ Final Fantasy VII.m3u
 </code> </code>
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 In case the automatic disc swapping fails, refer to these manual disc swapping instructions below. In case the automatic disc swapping fails, refer to these manual disc swapping instructions below.
  
-=== RetroArch (all libretro cores) ===+=== RetroArch (most libretro cores) ===
  
-You can utilize RetroArch's **Disc Control** menu in the Quick Menu (Hotkey+{{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}} button in-game). Select **Eject Disc**, then go to **Current Disc Index** and change your disc to the next one. Then, **Insert Disc** to continue the game.+You can utilize RetroArch's **Disc Control** menu in the Quick Menu (''[HOTKEY]'' + {{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}} button in-game). Select **Eject Disc**, then go to **Current Disc Index** and change your disc to the next one. Then, **Insert Disc** to continue the game.
  
 <WRAP center round alert 60%> <WRAP center round alert 60%>
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 {{:duckstation-swap-disc.png|Screenshot showing the DuckStation UI.}} {{:duckstation-swap-disc.png|Screenshot showing the DuckStation UI.}}
 +
 +=== libretro: Opera (3DO) ===
 +
 +From Batocera **v34**, enable the **NVRAM STORAGE** option from the advanced system settings (''[SELECT]'' in the game list) for the multi-disc game's discs to allow them to automatically use the same save file. Then load the second disc from ES after completing the first one. Do note that this shared storage has the real-world limitations of the 3DO's drive space.
 +
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