Hide ROM file extensions in file browser

[forkymcforkface]

Description

allow the user to set a simple file name mode where for example the list of roms would be simplified in the UI.

Example Filenames:
Yoshi's Story (U) (M2) [!].z64
Super Mario 64 (J) [T+Eng].n64
Banjo-Kazooie.v64

Games shown in the UI:
Yoshi's Story
Super Mario 64
Banjo-Kazooie

How to solve the problem

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Describe alternatives you've considered

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[forkymcforkface]

I can simplify the rom names myself, but removing the extension breaks the ability to play.

[maniaco007]

For a cleaner interface, if there was the possibility of hiding the file type (.z64 .n64), keeping only the name of the games, it would be amazing!
Most ODEs already do this, hiding for example the .iso from the name of the games.

[forkymcforkface]

For a cleaner interface, if there was the possibility of hiding the file type (.z64 .n64), keeping only the name of the games, it would be amazing!
Most ODEs already do this, hiding for example the .iso from the name of the games.

Working on it now :)

[forkymcforkface]

Added a hide ROM tags setting as well

[forkymcforkface]

[forkymcforkface]

@networkfusion #240 covers this

[maniaco007]

amazing!
congratulations on the magnificent work.
thanks for listening to the suggestion, there is a release date, I can't wait to update mine.

[forkymcforkface]

amazing!
congratulations on the magnificent work.
thanks for listening to the suggestion, there is a release date, I can't wait to update mine.

Of course. It was initially my suggestion 😂 I posted up the compiled file on discord if you want to try it out.

[maniaco007]

the version that is on the rom-testing channel?

If so, the latest one from today, there are no options to hide the file type.
It just adjusted the names of the rooms.

[maniaco007]

[maniaco007]