@jay81uk not necessarily. As I said, I made mine out of another one. So long as it fits and you get good thermal connection it will work. Mystery tape pads can do more harm than good, but even they can work if they are the right kind. You could get the cheap one and grab some heat sink compound just in case the pads don't work.

@msxer Ah - yes good point, I always forget about those :)
Glad its all working well now.

I got it working by going into RGUI > quick menu > and swapped controller or whatever it's called and it worked fine

@jay81uk in the original game you tapped the c buttons to move the camera in increments. in your case you have to move the stick in increments. so you just move it right to go right a bit. then return the stick to centre, and move right again, etc.

still bumping :(

@atexplosion

Kodi can now be found in the 'Optional Packages' menu.

@edmaul69 I installed the RetroPie 4.0 beta, and it looks like they remedied the situation in the Bluetooth menu. If I have any performance issues with the beta, I'll try your suggestion with the old version. Thanks for the quick response.

@edmaul69 mugen64plus

Any time mate. Thank god. Was just about to start updating my resume for a new field of work.

@trekdrop I followed this site to put a switch on my pi3 (using GPIO 03 rather than 18 to make it a start/stop switch)and it works fine. "https://www.element14.com/community/docs/DOC-78055/l/adding-a-shutdown-button-to-the-raspberry-pi-b"

@mo418

That's so bizarre. I loaded this page and it was empty and then the replies populated after I posted... Or I stroked out for a while. Why do I taste purple?

@edmaul69 it worked! Thanks!!!

@BuZz said in RetroPie for the Pie and Ubuntu - Same version?:

pix86

OHHH Got it. Learn something new everyday.

-BC

I worked on this a little bit more last night while watching the Rio Olympics and this is what I got so far...

nano /opt/retropie/configs/ports/quake/retroarch.cfg

input_libretro_device_p1 = 3 input_player1_a = "space" input_player1_b = "backslash" input_player1_y = "q" input_player1_x = input_player1_start = "escape" input_player1_select = "tab" input_player1_l = "a" input_player1_r = "d" input_player1_left = "left" input_player1_right = "right" input_player1_up = "w" input_player1_down = "s" input_player1_l2_btn = input_player1_r2_btn = input_player1_l3_btn = input_player1_r3_btn = # Hotkey button input_enable_hotkey_btn = "tab" # Exit emulator input_exit_emulator_btn = "x" input_exit_emulator = "del"

The hotkeys to exit the emulator do not work for me and also the Esc key doesn't show Quake's menu. Right now the only way to exit Quake is to SSH in and administer the killall retroarch command.

If anyone has any further customizations, please let me know.

@battlecat Awesome!