Thanks for your help. Between the documentation and the example, I have the button matrix somewhat working I think.

for NES my CRT likes
-240p screen format
-640x480 render resolution for the screen format
-717x552 (5 x -40 offset) retroarch scaling resolution
-bilinear filtering set to off

For SNES I use a 702x496 retroarch custom scaling resolution with a 12 x -8 offset and bilinear filtering on. Genesis looks pretty good with bilinear filtering on and standard 4:3 resolution

@8Ataco said in Quake 3 mouse lag:

My mouse for my pi 4 has a lot of lag in quake 3 but not in other games like quake 1 and 2 anyone know a fix

Try and turn up your mouse sensitivity ingame... also run "/cg_drawfps 1" in the console and make sure that you are running a solid 60fps. If the game is not running a solid 60fps this could be where your lag is coming from.

Looks like the binary has been created already @mitu. Installed and working like a charm.
Thank you!

@coldspark29 said in How to install the Vulkan driver for Retroarch?:

Can you tell me how I would need to modify the install script?

Which install script ? If you're referring to RetroArch, then try adding --enable-vulkan instead of --disable-vulkan in the build script to see if it works.

Okay, this is resolved now. Previously I had updated xpad from Source, this time I removed it entirely and then installed it from Source. This worked.

Submitted a PR: https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/pull/11388 .

Should address https://github.com/libretro/flycast/issues/562 and related issues in the X11 version of RetroArch for multiple lightguns.

Closing this now.

@shredman said in Retropie - Update Script error:

I tried it yesterday and today. Are you able to update the retropie script without an errormessage like this ?

Yes, I can update using the same environment.

is it possible to install a fresh retropie without loosing all the emulator and retroarch settings ?

Yes, but you'd be having the same error - the install process will also download those packages.

Did you calibrate Kodi overscan within the app?

Btw are you outputting over hdmi and composite? Why do you have other mode configs in place?

If you can't resolve it, you would be better reporting on the raspberry pi forums where you may get the attention of a dev.

Maybe something changes with the composite modes. If the terminal is fine, then adjusting Kodi display should work. If the terminal is also out, you can adjust overscan in config.txt.

If you don't use overscan in config.txt you should disable overscan and remove overscan_scale

@mitu Thank you all for your help as always!

@mitu nevermind, I figured out the problem. You have to go to "Exhibition Game" to play two players..LOL :).. Thanks for your help.

@brandflake11 nice- thanks for that last piece of info.

Dave

@ReadyPlayaWon I'll keep that in mind in future situations, but I've had a chance to confirm and the video volume isn't an issue when in HDMI mode. The issue is only with the headphone jack. I'll continue looking for a programming solution.

@DNVB It's an add-on package, it's not part of the RetroPie-Setup script and it wasn't maintained by the project. Sometime ago, the original repository was deleted and we created a copy for it under the RetroPie project, so that it wouldn't disappear completely.

@mitu es_configs I restored the backed up version and it’s booting again

@wmarcio how do i access the file through the terminal?

For other SORMaker games, you just need to copy them into the mods folder but make sure the folder name for each game is written in lowercase letters. It seems like a quirk of the game engine that it always assumes it's running on a case insenstive file system, so it always loads mods by using the lowercase name.