@lister-of-smeg
mmmmmmmm... otherwise i thinks this github it's not updated.

Infact i can read it's theme 4.0 instead on github it's write 1.7

I'm not sure it's the same theme......

@pietdummie quick menu > controls > port 2 controls > mapped port:1 should map the gamepad in port 2 to port 1, so that either one will work. (I don't know what happens when you press "start" on P2, though. Does it work as 2P start, or does it read as P1 input and just start 1P? You'll have to test...)

@theawfulone in-game, open the RGUI (RetroArch Graphical User Interface) with default Select + X ("north" face button). From there, navigate to quick menu (this should be where you start already) then to controls >> port 1 controls. Set up the buttons how you like, and then go back to the controls menu (one level up from port {n} controls) and "save core remap file."

Do this once each for GB and GBA. Saving it as a "core" remap file will apply the changes to every title on that system. You can also set overrides that will apply on a per-game basis (and override the core setting) by saving a "game remap file" instead. "Content directory remap" isn't very useful, in most situations, since the configs are already separated out by system anyway so they will already only apply to a single content directory, even using the core remap.

This means that even if you use the same lr-gambatte emulator core for GB and GBC games, you still have to remap them separately (unless, you put them all in the GB folder, which you can do with a simple edit to your custom es_systems.cfg file.

@mitu said in Getting picture when 2 screens are connected. 7" screen and 27"monitor:

I've tried swapping the cables, and it worked from the first try.

I now have picture on the 7" screen, which is now connected to hdmi1 and when I connect the 27" monitor to hdmi0, I get picture on the monitor. The 7" screen then displays a rainbow color screen and then goes blank.

The 7" screen only displays the launching screen, when I play a game.

I immediately tried an arcade game, the launching screen displayed, but then went back to the main menu.
I've tried other consoles, they all seem to work.

I've tried 2 other arcade games, which seems to work.

Coincidence or not, the game I tried first has a bezel overlay.
Maybe the monitor can't handle that for some reason ?

I will disable the bezel and see if it runs then.

@jamrom2 To summon it all ... build your own image, back it up, and develop it further and further ....

Sorry to bring up an old post like this, but to complement the solution above, you can set your system to look up for both systems (CD and not CD) but not others in es_systems.cfg : <platform>pcengine pcenginecd</platform>.
I found that from source code but in no documentation, so there is no guaranty it will keep working in case of future code change.

@kinget
i would recommend these folders:

/home/pi/RetroPie/roms
/home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS
/home/pi/.emulationstation/downloaded_images
/home/pi/RetroPie/splashscreens

All your save-files and highscores are included in the "rom"-folders.

Optional: Arcade-samples and -artwork-files, if saved in a different location, and the "gamelist.xml".

All these files are independent of the used OS/Retropie-Version and worth backuping ;)

@refazeshot1 yeah, the default in retropie was recently changed to alsa_thread for pi4, which should give a same/better improvement. however it needs latest retroarch to automatically apply, and an unchanged config file(s).

@whereismax123 If i recall correctly you have to shoot at the bottom of the screen, which is a bit problematic, cause you cant aim too far down and not 1 pixel higher.
It would have been so much better if you could bind a button to shoot offscreen.

The games is available as a Debian package - https://packages.debian.org/buster/lbreakout2. Just install the desktop and the package, then launch it from the menu.

@mitu

Thank you - that did the trick.+

@mitu

Cool , will move the file..

@dalagoth The Pi 4 can't run PS2 games. The reason some themes have PS2 collections is because you can install RetroPie on x86 hardware, which can be powerful enough to run PS2 games.

@carasad said in Minecraft port not In exp package?:

. I'm embarrassed to ask my neighbor, but I really don't know how it all works ... Can we play this on the Pi4?

We all start somewhere man and constantly learn new things. Ask him :)

@mitu it worked thankyou i can play now more player mode i just have to configure the deadzone and ist done thankyou

All fixed.

It was a permissions issue. Needed to run:

sudo chown -R pi:pi /home/pi
sudo chown -R pi:pi /opt/retropie/configs

Hi @mitu ,

I'm returning to advise you of my good fortune and to help any others who may have been in the same situation as me.

I had been using my Xarcade tank stick controller in "Mode 1" with the Xarcade2Jstick driver which meant that Retropie was recognising it as a keyboard (iPac-type encoder).

I have now switched the controller to "Mode 4" and omitted the driver which means that Retropie recognises the controller as two separate XBox 360 controllers.

I can now configure each side of the controller with identical mappings and any game/platform I wish to use the right side instead of the left side of the controller, I simply change the Port 1 binds for in Retroarch.

When I do this, Hotkey+Start (even on the righthand side) performs correctly and exits the game.

Thank you once again for your help mitu.

@barbudreadmon that's fine, I got it to work. Thank you for your work on FBNeo! I appreciate all that you contribute.