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    FBA development: lr-fbalpha (formerly lr-fba-next) updates

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    • ExarKunIvE
      ExarKunIv @dankcushions
      last edited by ExarKunIv

      @dankcushions
      i hope that the sound thing is true, i always thought it was just me when the sound was bad.

      now i have to figure how to update my roms... lol

      RPi3B+ / 200GB/ RetroPie v4.5.14, RPi4 Model B 4gb / 256gb / RetroPie 4.8.2
      RPi5 4gb / 512gb / RetroPie 4.8.9 -Basic
      Maintainer of RetroPie-Extra .

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      • dankcushionsD
        dankcushions Global Moderator @ExarKunIv
        last edited by

        @ExarKunIv i can confirm that the sega 16 games have fixed sound :D

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        • DarksaviorD
          Darksavior @dankcushions
          last edited by Darksavior

          @dankcushions yep, I mentioned that in an older thread https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/9664/new-final-burn-alpha-release-0-2-97-40 as soon as .40 hit github. Unfortunately, most are still slower for me on my oc'd pi2 but pi3 users probably won't notice.

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          • dankcushionsD
            dankcushions Global Moderator
            last edited by

            17th July 2017

            0.2.97.42 released!
            100s of new games/clones added, and lots of fixes/improvements! see https://www.fbalpha.com/view/238/

            I have updated the wiki (paging @herb_fargus to sync the docs) and compatibility list as appropriate. should all be up to date, now!

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              gaavoid
              last edited by gaavoid

              Has anyone encountered any issues using the v0.2.97.40 ROM set with FBA v0.2.97.42?
              I've been trying to rebuild what I have into a v0.2.97.42 set using clrmamepro. I have a lot of missing arcade ROMs according to the DAT file in clrmamepro and the Windows version of FBA; and I'm struggling to find what I need.
              What is the general method of rebuilding into current sets? Are the new additional ROM files sourced from a specific MAME set which I can add to my current FBA set and rebuild from using clrmamepro?

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              • DarksaviorD
                Darksavior @gaavoid
                last edited by

                @gaavoid As always, there will certain roms that will work and some that don't. My google-fu skills are good enough to quickly find the new romsets so I've never bothered with rebuilding romsets.

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                • dankcushionsD
                  dankcushions Global Moderator @gaavoid
                  last edited by

                  @gaavoid said in FBA development: lr-fbalpha (formerly lr-fba-next) updates:

                  Has anyone encountered any issues using the v0.2.97.40 ROM set with FBA v0.2.97.42?
                  I've been trying to rebuild what I have into a v0.2.97.42 set using clrmamepro. I have a lot of missing arcade ROMs according to the DAT file in clrmamepro and the Windows version of FBA; and I'm struggling to find what I need.
                  What is the general method of rebuilding into current sets? Are the new additional ROM files sourced from a specific MAME set which I can add to my current FBA set and rebuild from using clrmamepro?

                  just download the .42 set. you can't rebuild totally from one set to another. there will always be stuff missing. for example, new games introduced in .42 will not be in your .40 set at all.

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                    gaavoid @Darksavior
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                    @darksavior I'm also trained in the ancient art of google-fu, however my skills (or ISP) have failed me. It's made me feel a bit sad.

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                    • arcadez2003A
                      arcadez2003
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                      How does World Rally perform on the PI..?? only reason i ask is i have modified driver with special tilemap handling via iq_132 which
                      gives this game a significant speedboost on lesser hardware, im not sure if he pushed that driver to mainline or not i have another
                      one for TH Strikes Back i'd be willing to share these with the community should they be required.

                      Regards!!

                      Arcade Addict

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                        barbudreadmon @arcadez2003
                        last edited by

                        @gamez-fan I'm not sure how those games perform on the pi (i haven't booted mine for some time), but you can still send me your speedhacks through pm on fbalpha's forum, i'll take a look :)

                        FBNeo developer - github - forum

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                        • arcadez2003A
                          arcadez2003 @barbudreadmon
                          last edited by

                          Hi with some further investigation i now know both wrally.cpp and thoop2.cpp with the special tilemap handling via iq_132
                          have both been pushed to mainline source you can grab both from the FBA Git if you have access or wait for the next release.

                          Arcade Addict

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                          • arcadez2003A
                            arcadez2003
                            last edited by arcadez2003

                            Im not sure how the Seta Sammy Visco ssv.cpp games perform on the RPI..??? but if they're in need of a speedboost..??? this one
                            does the trick very nicely on the xbox FBA port, and comes directly from iq_132 and dink, it's win win as the games are significantly
                            boosted with no negative affects.

                            In the ssv.cpp driver Frame find...
                            INT32 nCyclesTotal[2] = { (16000000 * 100) / 6018, (10000000 * 100) / 6018 };

                            and make it this instead...
                            INT32 nCyclesTotal[2] = { (16000000 * 100) / 6018, (1000000 * 100) / 6018 };

                            Arcade Addict

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                              barbudreadmon @arcadez2003
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                              @gamez-fan I can't test right now but i don't think this driver performs greatly on rpi. If there is no negative effect (i suppose this change will be included in the next fba release ?), i'll add it to lr-fbalpha. Thanks :).
                              Feel free to suggest any improvement at https://github.com/libretro/fbalpha

                              FBNeo developer - github - forum

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                              • arcadez2003A
                                arcadez2003
                                last edited by

                                Sorry about this but i made a wee boo boo with the clockspeed in the above post, i've sorted it now on the git

                                Arcade Addict

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