@dankcushions said in Pi4 upgrade question:

you should be able to just update as usual - https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Updating-RetroPie

as always, take a backup first.

Thank you. I'll give it a go.

@aidy80-s Have fun. 😁

@T0biasCZe I actually am looking into this same thing. I was able to successfully rotate the screen 90 degrees for only the desmume emulator everything else stays horizontal, however the touch screen doesn't work.(my issue with it) I have not been able to figure out how to get drastic to flip vertically as it does work with a touchscreen. I have an image of what my desmume looks like with the change.

You will want to access the NDS folder and look for retroarch config file. retropie/configs/nds/retroarch.cfg. This will load an override config for the NDS emulator when it launches. Next you will want to edit it. I connect with Windows and make the change in Notepad++. You will want to add the line line video_rotation = "1" or video_rotation = "3" above the #include line. That should turn your screen the other way.

Another way it could be edited is to go in through the Retropie settings and choose Retroarch. Once there settings -> video-> output-> video rotation. after you make the change here go back to the rtroarch main menu you should see the configuration file. save as new config. You should be able to use that new file in place of the retroarch.cfg.

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Hi,
all of them... well the three available for retropie... tried with all of them and there is not a way to change video option beyond the offered by mame itself :( maybe there is an option to edit its reg (i must say i am newbie on raspberry )

Yes I have a pi 4. I did manage to make some changes to the settings it was a challenge lol. I can change the internal Drastic views on a horizontal screen. But I want the whole screen rotated 90 degrees(vertical) so when I stack the screen top/bottom it uses up most of the viewing area. Here's what I would like to achieve on Drastic. This is what my lr-desmume looks like.

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You could adapt my Excel export script to output HTML instead of XLS.

@g0nz0uk said in Using C64 Ir-Vice how can I map spacebar to button?:

I think some use RetroPad in Retroarch?

You always use a RetroPad in RetroArch when you have a controller. For lr-vice, you can toggle a virtual keyboard by pressing Select, but as far as I know there's no direct mapping for Space for the RetroPad - just for Enter (L2) and Esc (R2).

@iw2lsi third party images are not supported here. Ask the image creator for help. Or use the official image if you want support here.

Hey mitu,

that did it . I m sorry for the trouble that I caused ;-/

Would it make sense to change the description from xbox 360 controller in the documentation, so that its directly clear, that it also counts for xbox one Controllers.
Or maybe just add an xbox one section, since those Controllers are not mentioned at all in the navi line.

Again sorry, in the end this was surely an rtfm issue ;-(

I will now proceed to wipe my rasp4 and install retropie

Thanks for your efforts.
Greetings

@grant2258 said in Dragonrise joystick to MAME Emulator:

@Shazam make sure all your controllers are wired the same as far as buttons go this is a common mistake that some people do.

Let me explain whats going on here say you has an xbox controller in and set it up then plugged another in it would use the same mapping as you set as the first one because it saves the setup for that controller type(retroarch).

The same thing happens with the dragon rise its regarded as one controller type you need to wire them up the same so they all match and you only need to set one up for them all to work. I can guide you guys on mame2003 or 2003-plus to get started if that would help.

Hi Grant - I would love some help please! see my post here.... https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/26386/dragonrise-usb-issues

Oh, forgot it is a stand-alone, that is true.
I will try to register the analog pad to the d-pad using the script then. Thanks!

@ravensm This is not something that's developed by RetroPie, but an upstream feature of the kernel/firmware - so it's not going to be supported unless Raspbian/RPF will add it (unlikely).

@mitu I see, so that is pointing at a ES theme section. Thanks for the clarification!

FWIW, I ran into this issue as well after updating. Going into Raspi-Config and changing the audio from Auto to HDMI fixed the issue for me.

OK will have a look, didn't even think of looking there, many thanks. I will crack on.

@macraem I have the same problem. Were you able to find any solution?