@BuZz now I did, it worked

and start+select too

wow, you're the man, since my controller was not working I skipped these parts, but with the new version of retropie, it works like a charm

thanks

@BuZz said in Forcing EmulationStation to independently rotate orientation?:

@KillerQ it would need implementing in the ES code. No way to do it in ES currently.

That's what I was afraid of. Thanks so much.

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i tried to put hiscore.dat in to hsb dir... too..

how you can see today is 15 January... files are at 12 January 2017
if i try to load a title... mame not loads hiscore... and not save it

@munkylord84 When you say "already built" do you mean you bought a pre-installed RetroPie bundle, or a friend built it for you?

I am asking as in order to troubleshoot the community needs to know details of how it has been setup initially. If a friend has built it, you'd need to ask them so you can pass on the details. If you bought it however, I doubt you'll get much help here as these types of packages are flying in the face of the Devs here making money off the back of their hard work.

You'll be directed to reinstall the official image off the site before we'd help in that instance.

Also, for N64 you'll need to overclock and tweak settings for best results, and there's great documentation on this in the wiki.

@bt with retropie once you have everything set up how you like you dont have to mess with anything. On the user side it is truly the friendliest setup.

@Egg90

Hey just saw this post today!

I am not sure if you got it figured out but I was having the same problem and what I ended up doing was not using brackets or quotes for the memory card file location. I also had to make sure that -loadbin was the last command before "%ROM_RAW%" or I got an error saying it couldn't load a .exe.

It should look like this:

<command>C:/Users/Emulator/.emulationstation/systems/Playstation/ePSXe.exe -nogui -slowboot -analog -loadmemc0 C:/Users/Emulator/.emulationstation/systems/Playstation/memcards/epsxe000.mcr -loadbin "%ROM_RAW%"</command>

I hope that helps

I'm having a similar issue at the moment. I've been trying for some time to get Joust working (it's my all-time favorite video game on any platform!). I just recently figured out how to reset the game to get it to actually start up, but now I can only control it via the keyboard. My 8bitdo SNES30 controllers don't seem to register any button presses, but they work fine for all other MAME games. The behavior seems to be the same for lr-mame2003 and mame4all. Any ideas? I'm on the same hardware and software versions as the OP.

wanted to add that when I launch the file-manager I am taken to the boot up screen with all the green ok's.

@nyvia Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@YourMomNova if you have a slow micro sdcard system updates can take a long time.

And there are the 2600-daptor and 2600-daptor 2. There's a thread with a link to modded RetroPie for a project to support it here, so possibly that work could be integrated into the main RetroPie for the RPi A/B/B+.

@mediamogul Thanks as soon as you mentioned that I went in to prefs and you were right. So I changed it to Unicode (UTF-8)

@RetroFreak89 Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

you have been asked this before - if you want to get help, you need to provide the information requested in that post.

you can change aspect ratio for retroarch emulators from the configuration editor - https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Configuration-Editor

This appears to be fixed...

I updated Retropie setup to 4.1.10 just now, then did an 'install from source' for lr-pcsx-rearmed.

That fixed it! I can set pad 1 to "analog" and keep the rest as "standard" and this is now correctly detected by any games I play.

I'm super confused by this, because it doesn't look like there have been any commits to this core since I filed the bug. Maybe it was a RetroPie bug?

Can anyone else who's been having this problem please try updating your biz and let me know if it fixes it for you too?

@RandoCalrisian sorry. I wish I wish I knew more about the firmware. My IPAC4 device is an older version that uses a PS/2 to USB converter and it does not get recognized as a game pad at all. It's my understanding that this issue affects only the newer versions of these devices. I hate to send people to Andy for support every time, but as far as I know, he has been the only source cited by people who have obtained the replacement firmware. However, perhaps he has now incorporated it into the utility available online.