So for my understating.

You want the F12 key somewhere under a key under the controller for xbox 360?

As usual, the answer is in the Docs for Runcommand.

@Sakitoshi Awesome! I modified

/opt/retropie/configs/all/autostart.sh

so it calls

emulationstation --screensize 640 576 --screenoffset 37 79

when booting and when reseting ES from the menu, and it's working flawlessly!
IMG_20190701_210343.jpg

(I may tweak the offsets based on the final installation of the display, but it looks awesome already)

Thank you so much both of you!

So I disabled it, and played a few rounds of SNK vs Capcom 2, and some time around the hanger in Tony Hawk 2, and it works perfectly! Thanks! :D

@pjft said in Random 1 second freezes with all PSX games:

@njscorpio turn it off. See if it helps.

@lmjiang1 Hi. I've been trying to get my M30 pad working with my Pi running Retropie, and it connects ok via Bluetooth, but my problem is that the controller won't recognise the R or C buttons when configuring it in Emulation Station. Do all your buttons work ok?

@delirium_cordia RetroPie (and the Raspberry PI and other SBCs) are all about tinkering and learning new things. No need to rush things if you're not in a hurry - ask away in the forums if you cannot find the answer in the Docs.

@granderjoree I don't think that's possible either. The input_exit_emulator_btn can only have one value.

@EctoOne Hello. Sorry but I wanted to know if you could adapt the recalbox next theme to Retropie ?
Do you think it is possible.to adapt it with all options ? I am a bit new on xml basic. Thank you

@mitu said in Raspberry Pi4 Image:

@geekinchief As it was explained in the other topic you opened a few days back and is also explained here, the Pi4 is not supported at the moment by RetroPie.
There's more than just Emulationstation than needs modification and testing for it to make it work, so just bypassing the front-end would not be enough.

OMGzorz the Pi4 has been out for OvEr a WeEk NoW!!! Where's my support?? I wanna play PS3 games!!!

</sarcasm>

The CTR issue was resolved in another thread. The dynarec in LR-PSCX Rearmed is cutting out some of the graphics. It is not AFAIK currently fixable since the game is unplayable and slow with the dynarec turned off. CTR runs perfectly in BEETLE HW and I think there has been talk (maybe just talk, insert salt as required) of it being possible to port it to the Pi 4.

The RetroPie scriptmodule has some compilation flags set (per system) which might not be set when you manually compile. However, the compiler option that triggers the error (looks like -Werror) is not part of those flags. I just tested on 18.04 and the installation works fine, maybe the new gcc in 19.04 is more strict.

I think that's not supported at the moment, but I think it's a planned feature (custom platform aliases). I see you found a workaround in the mean time :).

I saw this thread, so I set up lr-hatari, got it working, and updated the docs, mostly just from the core's github readme. It worked pretty much first try, but the docs previously only covered Hatari standalone.

One thing I am not clear on is how you get the core to look at different BIOS files in order to emulate the STE or Falcon, but I haven't tried that yet.

The RPI zero/1 is not capable at emulating the ST at full speed.

@Crispy The only change that would affect this should be the changes in Emulationstation. The desktop - I assume - is only started on-demand.
You can take a look at the theme - it's in /etc/emulationstation/themes/carbon. If you wish to modify it, copy the folder to $HOME/.emulationstation/themes/carbon-mine and make your modifications there.

Oh I missed it! Thanks so much!

@mitu said in How does one make a script module for an emulator / branch:

@HoJo215 said in How does one make a script module for an emulator / branch:

DRI3 was the problem.

Isn't this a runtime settings for your X.org configuration ?

Actually I think it's part of the graphics or at least shader profile being used in mesa.
I have padoka's bleeding edge repository in use.. Otherwise known as unstable.
So things can go awry.. Like they did until I took a gander at the Makefile, saw some unused options, put 1 + 1 together and made some edits.. It worked a out beautifully.
Especially on the Flycast-Wince emu with the same Makefile edits. I'm playing Sega Rally 2 on 2x internal resolution, 2x br and a 4x pass xbr shaders without one hiccup.

Keep in mind this my first run with retropie x86. I decided to make small form factor emu box a month or so ago and gripped up a coffee lake NUC to guinea pig with. So everything is trial & error as I run with it.