@echo off

REM Create a temporary file to indicate script completion
echo > close.tmp

REM Start command prompt windows for display commands
start cmd.exe /k "C:\Display\display64.exe -device 1 -rotate 90 /toggle" ^& timeout /t 1 > nul

REM Run the MFME executable
"C:\MFME\v20\MFME.exe" "E:\Fruit Machine\ROMS\Some MFME ROM\Some_MFME_ROM_(Brand)_[Dx02_15jp].gam"

REM Start command prompt windows for display commands
start cmd.exe /k "C:\Display\display64.exe -device 1 -rotate 90 /toggle" ^& timeout /t 1 > nul

REM Wait for MFME to finish and then delete the temporary file
timeout /t 1 > nul
del close.tmp

REM Check if the temporary file exists; if not, close all windows
if not exist close.tmp (
    taskkill /f /im cmd.exe
)

exit

For this code to work you need to change where the files are located to where you have them on your PC. You also need to setup MFME like this: File/Preferences/Load Mode = Full Screen Max Stretch, after you do that just run the .bat file and it should rotate your display, and then run the game. After you exit the game it will rotate your display back and then automatically close all of the CMD windows.

Please Note: The Author of MFME sadly passed away a short while ago so please don’t use the donation link within the emulator

Here is the MFME v20 release.

Q. What is MFME?

A. MFME stands for Multi Fruit Machine Emulator. It takes roms from real fruit machines, then the community builds the visuals around the machine to make a working fruit machine. It’s like VisualPinball, in that the roms are emulated and the appearance of the slots is simulated.

Q. What are some resources for MFME?

A.

1. The best resource is going to be Desert Island Fruits, that was the owners site, and where most, if not all things were released for MFME.
2. Another good website is Fruit Emu, they also have a lot of layouts and other things for MFME.