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Floob
MemberJust leaving a reference:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/739/advancemame-bezelsFloob
MemberYou can get most of it deployed using this:
https://github.com/biscuits99/rp-video-managerFloob
MemberThe wiki is probably a little dated there. I’ll take a look soon and update that part for RetroPie 3.6
Floob
MemberIt would basically be amending the specific config file, which would mean overwriting existing settings – so most likely to be easier done on a manual basis.
Floob
MemberNope – I havent written anything yet for non-retroarch configs.
Floob
MemberStreets of Rage Remake on RetroPie
Thanks to zerojayFloob
MemberMaybe I need to try one of those controllers. Which firmware are you using?
Are you making the initial pair process by pressing F4 and doing it on the command line, or do you use the retropie menu in Emulation Station?
Floob
Member@thank
Which controller do you have? I couldnt get this to automatically connect with a FC30 Pro or a SFC30. Maybe I should try different firmware.Floob
MemberI’ve done this when using RetroPie 3.6
Wiki: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Setting-up-a-Bluetooth-controller
Floob
MemberI’ve done this to connect on boot. I’ll update it when I find an easier way.
Wiki: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Setting-up-a-Bluetooth-controller
Floob
MemberThis link below is working for me, and connects. This is with an FC30 Pro.
I cant get mine to connect if ES is fully loaded or not.Floob
MemberHere is an overview to make sure it reconnects when using RetroPie 3.6
It didnt seem to reconnect for me in ES as it did for thak above. I had to use the method below. Assuming you are all on RetroPie 3.6Floob
MemberI’m hoping to write a script for them soon. Havent got round to it yet.
This may help you in the short termFloob
MemberI do this:
I’m sure there are easier/quicker ways, but it always works well for me.
Floob
MemberIf you have an ethernet cable in, you should be able to connect to it with hostname “RETROPIE”. There shouldnt be any need to configure that element.
Or check out other ways here:
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Transferring-RomsFloob
MemberPut it in the bios folder. Make sure its all lowercase like this:
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/AmigaFloob
MemberWhen you try to run one and it fails, what does it say in /tmp/runcommand.log ?
Floob
MemberCheck the rom compatibility list here:
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Nintendo-64If you overclock and edit the video mode to a lower default, you get some very good performance. Check out YouTube for examples.
Here is a NON overclocked example on the Pi3.
Floob
MemberHi ruckage, just let me know if you’d like these to be added to the video manager tool here:
https://github.com/biscuits99/rp-video-managerFloob
MemberJust use the samba share, or FTP to get the file then copy the contents to pastebin.com
Did you watch the video from about 35:40 in?
Floob
MemberPost your /all/retroarch.cfg up at pastebin.com
I’m fairly sure you need to set them to not work, otherwise the default will be active.You can see my approach here:
Floob
MemberSet the values to nul
So in the config file, instead of the function being … = h update it so its … = nulFloob
MemberFire up a game, and bring up RGUI with Select + X – then remap the buttons. Where does it save it to?
Floob
MemberThe default would be hotkey and F8. You could use a button by using
input_screenshot_btn =You could put this in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads/{controller-file}
Floob
MemberIt sounded to me like they were pre-merged audio files, so potentially no cue file yet, or at least not one with pointers to audio. But yes, if you want to hide a filetype, you can do just as you say by editing the es_systems.cfg file.
Floob
MemberYou can see it a bit at the end of this video, you’ll see me go into the menu and change the setting.
Floob
MemberThis may help
or if you want to remap buttons
Floob
MemberHave you ever had any of your snes roms working with RetroPie?
If not, try a different source for the rom.Floob
MemberI believe these are the aspect_ratio_index settings
0: 4:3 1: 16:9 2: 16:10 3: 16:15 4: 1:1 5: 2:1 6: 3:2 7: 3:4 8: 4:1 9: 4:4 10: 5:4 11: 6:5 12: 7:9 13: 8:3 14: 8:7 15: 19:12 16: 19:14 17: 30:17 18: 32:9 19: config (video_aspect_ratio setting) 20: 10:9 (1:1 PAR) 21: Core Provided 22: Custom
Floob
MemberThis should show how to merge them
http://www.epforums.org/showthread.php?57757-ECM-And-APE-GuideFloob
MemberWhen in Emulation Station you could re-create the file by pressing Start on the controller and entering the Input controller menu.
Floob
MemberDoes the same thing happen if you try a different SNES emulator?
Press your joypad button or x to bring up the emulator selection screen.Floob
MemberWhen Emulation Station starts you will be prompted to press the buttons on your controller so RetroPie can write the configuration file for you.
Floob
MemberThe iBuffalo USB controller is very popular. And the 8bitdo range are very good as well.
Floob
MemberIt shows if you want to edit your controller configs you should use the file in here:
/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypadsAlso, when you say last version, do you mean 3.6?
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