Scummvm not showing up

[sms5138]

@rbaker Yes all this information is present in the /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/scummvm directory.

[sms5138]

It sounds like I'm having the same issue that @bassman6805 had, but I'm not sure where to locate the option he stated he had found.

[dudleydes]

@sms5138 Have looked under Other Settings in the Emulation Station menu?

Screenshots are available at the wiki.

[bassman6805]

I think I just hit start and under the main menu options it was in there under maybe the scrape settings?

[sms5138]

@bassman6805 @rbaker @dudleydes

Thank you everyone for the help on this issue.

I figured it out. It looks like everything was installed properly, the settings were correct in the start menu, but I did notice that the system wasn't in the /home/pi/.emulationstation/es_systems.cfg

(for some reason I thought I'd seen it there previously, but it could have been on an older image of retropie i previously used.)

So I went in, and added the following:

<system>
<fullname>ScummVM</fullname>
<name>scummvm</name>
<path>~/RetroPie/roms/scummvm</path>
<extension>.sh .SH</extension>
<command>%ROM%</command>
<platform>scummvm</platform>
<theme>scummvm</theme>
</system>

Restarted EmulationStation, and the issue was resolved. Thanks to everyone for your help on this issue.

I'm pumped to start revisiting the games from my childhood.

[dogeymon]

@sms5138

I don’t understand what you did here.....After you say “So I went in, and added the following:”....you lost me. What is all that and where do you do it??????

[herb_fargus]

@sms5138 this should be automagically configured when you install scummvm from the setup script. If it wasn't there you either have a custom es_systems.cfg or did something incorrectly

[dogeymon]

@herb_fargus

When I go to file manager, there is an es_systems.cfg file. I don’t know anything about it. What should I do with it?

[dogeymon]

@dogeymon

Above is a link to a pic of my folder. In the scummvm folder is a folder called Lure. And this is what’s in the Lure folder. What’s wrong with these files? Anything wrong with them?

[dogeymon]

@dogeymon

Ugh I don’t know why the image thing didn’t work

https://ibb.co/nRvVtw

Here.

[herb_fargus]

@dogeymon did you install scummvm

[dogeymon]

Yes I have said in earlier replies. I have installed it. It took a half hour to do so. I have even uninstalled and reinstalled

https://ibb.co/ee6sQb

And I’ve rebooted many times. And in file manager I see the folders for the games.

[rbaker]

@dogeymon but have you launched Scummvm and added games?

[dogeymon]

@rbaker

I can’t launch it when it’s not showing up on the main menu. No scummvm icon to launch it is the problem

I can launch it from file manager. I have to go inside the scummvm folder and select the .sh file to start scummvm but I don’t want to have to do that.

I want a scummvm icon to show up on the main menu

[rbaker]

@dogeymon I suspect there is something wrong with where the .sh file is. When I installed it, I don't recall it taking half an hour either. I deleted the .sh once and it vanished from Emulationstation for me too. I just reinstalled it and it came back.

[jonnykesh]

@rbaker If I'm reading this thread correctly it looks like he has a custom es_systems.cfg file in /home/pi/.emulationstation/. He needs to add the system details or delete the custom file and fall back to the default.

[dogeymon]

@jonnykesh

What does adding the system details mean? I don’t know what you’re telling me to do nor how to do it.

[jonnykesh]

@dogeymon If you don't know how to edit a text file I'm sorry I don't have time to teach you. Try googling it or searching here. It's been explained many many many times.
I would suggest you delete the es_systems.cfg file in /home/pi/.emulationstation/and just use the default where systems automatically get added.
Someone has created a custom config file, If it wasn't you, who was it?