@Yefet said in How to cheat PSP games on retropie?:

. When I press on import from cheat.db and press a it exit and doesn't import.

That works for me - make sure you have the correct path and file name:

pi@retropie $ ls /opt/retropie/configs/psp/PSP/Cheats cheat.db ULUS10277.ini

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@Darksavior

That makes total sense then.

Fantastic! Thank you to both of you for your responses.

AARM is a great tool! Exactly what I was looking for.

I've not tested on my odroid xu for some weeks. May be a recent change broke something. I'll check when I next get a chance.

May be a retroarch issue.. you could try rolling back the RetroPie-Setup script and building the previous version. I don't have time now however to give instructions to do this sorry.

@saitoh00 not unless upstream adds support for gles on Kms or we launch it via X (not tested - requires different compile flags).

You can check the existing tickets on their bug tracker. https://github.com/mickelson/attract/issues

We don't develop/maintain everything included in RetroPie.

Please add more info about your system, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

@mitu Thank you- now my afternoon has a purpose!

The script is for retropie, right? I apologize for not specifying, but I'm playing on windows. I was looking around and found a response saying that it was not possible.

Anyway, thank you for the help, mitu.

This video is of the PC version. It has the same Reaver blade issue in widescreen. It's definitely the game not the emulator causing this flaw.

I sorted my issues.

I had forgotten to put the quirks mode entry in the startup - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Xin-Mo-Controller/ - and also it looks like I had wired up the controller incorrectly the last time I made changes but things had been working in most lb emulators as pointed out above! This post - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2127/xin-mo-instructions/11 - gave me the clues as the X Axis should be Axis 0 in jstest and Axis 1 is Y Axis.

@quicksilver thanks. Will give it a whirl.

@mitu Thank You! I realize it is not supported but there is usually a way!

I have recently started using 4-player games on the SNES emulator. I can tell you that I had to install and use lr-snes to get it working right. When I would try to use lr-snes9x2010 the player 2 controller would simultaneously move players 2 - 4 at the same time.

As quicksilver said, the best way to handle it is to save overrides for the specific games. I also saved the alternate emulator as the default for those games only. I have successfully gotten 4P to work on Super Bomberman 1 and 2, NBA Jam and NBA Jam TE for the SNES.

@mitu sure, I’m working out how to get that info together soon

@Marconemusic If I understand you correctly, everything works except Mame Controls are not mapped how you want, is that correct? If this is true, it sounds like you have to remap your controls for mame emulator. I have an arcade cabinet and when I mapped my controls, I mapped my joystick as D-Pad. I have no analog stick mapped with my joysticks. If I use an Xbox One Controller, I map everything accordingly but outside of that, I don't have an analog stick mapped.

Even when I did use my Xbox One controller, Mame and Final Burn did not recognize my analog stick. If Mame is the only thing mapped incorrectly, try remapping your controls for Mame. You can hit tab on your keyboard within Mame and you can set your controller mapping there for the General mapping or for each game.

If your Emulation Station also isn't mapped correctly, you may have to remap the controls for that input device. One time I had issues when I was building mine and controllers got reversed between player one and 2 when I didn't plug my inputs into the same USB port they were before. When I plugged in them in how I had it, it fixed that issue.

@kreid90 where did you get your retropie image from?

Yes, that's correct. You have a gamepad, so the syntax would include the btn part, as you've already noticed - I realized after posting the example that the configuration part is covering the default keyboard mapping in RetroArch.

Using the RGUI you can also check what values are assigned to each button, just to check if your mapping are considered. Note that you cannot use 1 single gamepad for 2 players - as you've posted, RetroArch doesn't support that (it does support to use 1 keyboard for 2 players though).

@davidr said in retropie-mount automatic mount method now working properly - emulation station is missing some consoles:

Now when I boot all consoles disappear and all I see are my colections with 0 games in them. Seems like I need to keep all the roms on the sd card so whats the point of doing this in the first place.

Again, the same advice - restart ES once the startup finishes. If your ROMs show up, then you need to delay the ES startup until your drive is mounted and the USB rom folders show up.