Updated RetroPie-Setup to 4.6.9 and flycast is finally working !

Thank you very much for your help ! :)

@pjft Cool, thank you. Road Blaster runs great!

@seismicsquall idk specifically for this one, but lots of US versions have some kind of censorship, grey blood and the likes.

@UberLumby said in FBNEO highscore.dat:

that's super weird

That's because of retroarch limitations, see https://github.com/libretro/FBNeo/issues/37 and linked issues.

@MorugaSkorpion Batocera doesn't have hardware video decoding, so much worse as a Media Center. Like said before, problem is only when navigating the interface, video plays fine without tearing.

Try to test your joystick with jstest from the command line. Exit EmulationStation, then run:

jstest /dev/input/js0

and see if you buttons/controls are registering. You can exit the test by pressing Ctrl+C on the keyboard.

You shouldn't need to create manually any folders, they are created (with the correct name) when the corresponding emulator is installed. RetroPie already comes with emulators installed, so the basic folders should be already present.

The thing is these folders aren't appearing on my SD card that had Retro Pie on it.

If you're looking at the SD card's contents on a Windows PC, you will only see the boot partition, the 2nd partition holds the actual system (and the RetroPie installation), but Windows doesn't know how to read the Linux filesystem on it - so you won't be able to see the folders.

So, if I were to create folders manually, where would I create them on the USB?

No, you don't need to create the folders manually. If you want to transfer your ROMs over, take a look at the Docs. If your RetroPie system is connected to your network, the easiest method for transfer is via File Shares from your PC.

@iggy said in Overlay scale setting messed up:

Load a game and then enter the retroarch s

Hey iggy, hust thank you so so so much, you explained everything so well and it works grate :D

Thanks :D

@spm2600 Remove the gamelist.xml generated for that system - you can find it in either the rom folder or in \\retropie\configs\all\emulationstation\gamelists\<system>.

I am using the scraper (not the skyscraper). It looks like the problem is just for scrape the GBA, because I just scraped the PSP wihout problems

@txaras Just solved!!
I had the 5pin connector (the end attached to the stick) upside down.

@zefolhadela Nintendo 64 is hit and miss on a Pi 3. A proper power supply might help somewhat, but really picking the right emulators for each game will be the way forward if you want to increase performance.

In 2.0.10, it looks like a hint was added (SDL_HINT_GAMECONTROLLERCONFIG_FILE) to point to a user chosen 'gamesdbcontroller.txt' file. It looks like PPSSPP doesn't use this mechanism to load the file, but it might affect how SDL2 works when the game controller API is initialized by the emulator.

I'll see if a recent source build for PPSSPP triggers this on a RPi, it could also be something that's changed in the emulator since the last binary build in RetroPie.

@icode You replied to a bunch of old topics and this is bad forum etiquette. To advertise your project, you should have opened a new topic under Ideas & Development and show your product, instead of spamming old - related - topics with it.