Hello Ton,
good to have you back! Although I'm a bit late, let me join the
"Welcome!" chorus: it's always splendid to see members of the Old Gang return! (...and even resuscitate ELVis!)

As to the issue with the latter gentleman:
It does not work.
This is the kind of report most dreaded in User Support...

But let's see...
¤ Are you running under Windows or under some kind of *ix?My first idea was that the path in
Elvis.ini does perhaps not use the right separator (forward slash for *ix, backslash for Windozes), but that seems actually not to matter (and it shouldn't, but I had to try it, it's been a while...)
Moreover,
:/users/tonvanbochove/Desktop/Aerowinx/Layouts
¤ Probably just a typo but the path does start with a drive letter? (if you run under Windows, that is)
I put the Elvis folder in the Aerowinx folder and changed the ini to this situation
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "situation" here.
¤ The ELVis JAR file can be in any folder as long as the INI file is in the same one.It's then the INI file's job to find the PSX layouts folder.
(BTW, note also that ELVis does
not require PSX itself to be running.)
Next:
¤ Do you get any error messages from ELVis himself? These will always be seen (as "pop-ups") immediately.
However, if you start the program by double clicking on the JAR file, any error messages
from Java will
not become visible automatically.
¤ Please try to start ELVis from a command line (a.k.a "console" for *ix, or "Command Prompt" for Windozes), using the command
java -jar PSX_ELVis.jar
If anything goes wrong with Java, you'll then see quite a tapeworm of error messages; please share.
Also let us know
which Java version you are using:
java -version
from the command line will do the trick.
All this should keep you nicely busy for a while...

Let us know how it goes.
And rest assured:
ELVis lives!Cheers,
Martin