Yes, yes, please that would be awesome. The Enterprise 128 was my first computer. It would be an excellent addition to the already excellent Retropie!

@sdhoigt Donkey Kong II Jumpman Returns is playable in MAME2003+ as i added support for it several years back

@mitu Ahh, this would be one of those moments I should have looked at the documentation first.

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/EmulationStation/#themes

Awesome. I will take a look and see if I'm able to accomplish what I need to.

Thank you!

- George

awesome

Bit late but eh, seems retropie/orangepi can be put on the retrocade. Theres a dev on youtube channel, 'PSYCHO TUBE Official' who has it running and theres a download too. Its a pre-built image and whilst emustation loads fine, some of the games/consoles crash out. There is plenty that works mind so it seems retropie can be done. Tried a vanilla orangepi retropie build and does not work, so theres prob allot more too it. Still, promising to see development happening

@andreas99

Looks like a very nice idea.

Can't help you with comments though,
I am not using dosbox that often.

Keep up the good work !

You can use the existing retropie_welcome function as a starting point and modify it, showing the info your want, then uninstall the bashwelcometweak package so it won't be overwritten on upgrades.

hi there, is there a way to install Supermodel on a raspberry pi version of Retropie ? would it run well on a Pi 4 8GB ?

Filed it nevertheless as it is useful if one does not have additional "safe shutdown hardware" or don't want to fiddle with triggerhappy.

@povoas said in Creating a 2D game for RetroPie in Unity:

For my school project I'm trying to create an arcade using a Raspberry Pi with RetroPie in it. The second part of the project would be creating a game for said arcade. I've trying to find the best platform to create the game on but I'm still not sure which one to choose.
Love2D was reccomended to me by my teacher however I feel like a software like Unity with an UI would help me alot. My question is could I use Unity somehow and would the RetroPie run it, or is .lua/LOVE my only option?

Thanks in advance.

I just saw a video for a Unity3D game running on an RPI4 via Box86: https://github.com/ptitSeb/box86

I haven't tested this but it sounds like the build process is you build your game for Linux x86, copy the deployment to the Pi, and then run Box86 on it.

how do i add game overlays? i have the images but whats the steps? thanks for any help

@mitu said in Windows Per-ROM Configuration:

@johne79 said in Windows Per-ROM Configuration:

When and how is /opt/retropie/configs/SYSTEM/emulators.cfg initially populated?

This is populated when an emulator is installed, by the addEmulator/addPort functions - https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/blob/85d6a78ac81baf748a335af4c5450e4f232ebe8e/scriptmodules/helpers.sh#L1388.

Excellent, thank you very much!

Submitted PR#740 to address this.

Thanks both.

This XML element is not mandatory, so it can be left out and it will evaluated to false if a theme checks this value. If it is there it has to be explicitly set 1 (or semantically equivalent) to be effective. This is why I perceive it as redundant and picked the term.

Never mind, let's keep the implementation as-is.

@pjft said in Snaps/Video Issue with EmulationStation (V2.10.0RP-DEV):

Should be fixed now - thanks.

Confirmed, this is fixed. Always grateful @pjft
Thank you

@kactius i think that,s happening cuz the pi3 does not support opengl
i have the old halflife port on my pi3 so i cant test it on that since i have it working fine.

and right now im working with my pi4

@spencerbloke they exist and work fine. See this post.