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• Help and Support

  Get help and support from other RetroPie users
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  @gvx64 It is exactly "RE4_1.ciso" and "RE4_2.ciso" or "name_of_the_rom_disk1.ciso" and "name_of_the_rom_disk2.ciso" ?

  Thanks again for your work, i'm very happy to re-play RE4 on my Pi.

• General Discussion and Gaming

  General discussion relating to using RetroPie and gaming. Please do not use for help/support requests.

  • MAME Random Of the Week
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  Hi,
  I recently installed the Vulkan drivers for arm64 bookworm on my RPi5. After some problems it seems to run fine now.
  I haven't made any benchmarks so I really can't tell if it runs faster or not (so far I guess not... but I'm always playing in the consoles native resolution, so that might be one point)
  Now I was looking for other Retroarch cores (besides flycast-dev) that can use Vulkan and I can't across lr-paralleln64 with the angylion plugin.
  So far I've tested only few games. Blast Corps and Pilotwings both worked out of the box with no rendering issues. Conker's Bad Fur Day crashed.
  Has anyone else have experience with this core and Vulkan? It seems promising...

• Projects and Themes

  Show off your custom builds, themes, and splashscreens
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  @Orionsangel What version of X-men is this ?

• Ideas and Development

  Share your ideas and suggestions for RetroPie. You can also use this area for development discussion.
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  Some update about this twin-stick feature, it has been added to Forgotten World (CPS1) last year and to Eco Fighters (CPS2) yesterday. Now every rotary games in FBNeo should have this support.

  Special thanks to pjft and dink for their work on this.

• ControlBlock, PowerBlock & Co.

  Get help and support for PetRockBlock's hardware
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  Sorry for the late reply, and thank you for sharing your insights!

  When working with setups with two power supplies, it is important to ensure that they share the same GND potential. Without a common GND connection, the devices won't have a shared reference point for their voltages. This can cause voltage mismatches, leading to unpredictable behavior such as flickering LEDs, unstable signals, or even hardware malfunctions.

  Thanks for documenting your solution!

  @Nino said in PowerBlock Status and Shutdown don’t work:

  Ok... made some progress and want to share my insights.

  If you want to use different than the default pins to connect the powerblock to the rpi you should NOT use the range of GPIO1 to GPIO8 for the status pin. These are per default driven HIGH. The others (including the defaults used by power block) are driven LOW. I tried to change that behaviour using the gpio=... and gpio_poweroff=... commands in config.txt without full success. After switching now to GPIO9 and GPIO25 the power block works (I disables SPI just to be sure because GPIO25 belongs to SPI per default).

• Announcements

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  There has been a fair amount of forum spam in recent months.

  I will look to strengthen our anti spam measures, but I just wanted to thank everyone that flags it for us as it does help with deletion. Cheers!