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      skj @skj
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        skj
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        this is so confusing and frustrating, can someone please post a clear guide on to set this up, where all the files and folders are to be place. im getting so lost on here, so far all i have managed to do is install the emulator from the experimental section - the normal version of daphne was easy to set up but this is crazy - please help me out

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        • BiZzAr721B
          BiZzAr721
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          Aside for testing/feedback purposes, is lr-daphne (or what the the thread was originally about, hypseus) a viable alternative yet? My main interest is in the controller mapping - that's my main gripe with daphne is that if I switch controller to a different port, or change controllers, mapping is all messed up.

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            vikingrock
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            Some news about the possibilty to put lr-daphne and hyperseus in experimental section? Someone with a github account, please publish the compilled code on pull request.

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            • OneSwitchO
              OneSwitch
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              Would love to be able to get Badlands working on RetroPie, and Astron Belt not buggy (it will often play infinitely until you're flying across banded colour test-cards). Good luck!

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              • DarksaviorD
                Darksavior
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                Any updates on adding lr-daphne? https://github.com/libretro/daphne

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                • darkniorD
                  darknior
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                  Last source update the 22 November ...

                  • I don't remember, but are all the games working fine like on the original Daphne emulator ? Same accurate emulation and speed.
                  • Thanks for your install script @cyperghost :) Will it be officially added to retropie-setup ?

                  Life is game, just play it !

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                  • DarksaviorD
                    Darksavior @darknior
                    last edited by Darksavior

                    @darknior I didn't notice @cyperghost 's repo that adds it in. I'll try that now, thanks. I just want to play Road Blaster and Time Gal.
                    Update: None of my games load. Logs say nothing's wrong. Meh.

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                    • ClydeC
                      Clyde @darknior
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                      @darknior @Darksavior (aka the dark ones ;) ) Care to share the link to that repo? I couldn't find it on the web …

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                      • DarksaviorD
                        Darksavior @Clyde
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                        @Clyde https://github.com/crcerror/RetroPie-Shares
                        wget http://raw.githubusercontent.com/crcerror/RetroPie-Shares/master/daphne-dev.sh -O /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/ports/daphne-dev.sh

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                          darknior @Darksavior
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                          @Darksavior said in Hypseus new Daphne fork to try on Retropie:

                          I just want to play Road Blaster and Time Gal.

                          These games use SINGE engine in Daphne, we don't have it on Retroarch :(

                          Life is game, just play it !

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                          • DarksaviorD
                            Darksavior
                            last edited by Darksavior

                            I tried lr-daphne on my pc and figured out the directory structure to get that working. No audio and crashes too much to bother.

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                            • Stuart2773S
                              Stuart2773 @Darksavior
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                              @Darksavior

                              can you tell me the directory structure as i couldnt figure it out before, i need to know where all roms and video/sound files need to be placed

                              thanks

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                              • DarksaviorD
                                Darksavior @Stuart2773
                                last edited by Darksavior

                                @Stuart2773 The wiki has a rough layout. Again, I got it working for pc and it wasn't a good experience. I'm not going to waste my time figuring out the directory structure on the pi. No audio and it crashes when I insert coins. It's not ready.

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                                • ClydeC
                                  Clyde @Stuart2773
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                                  @Stuart2773 There's a thread about the directory structure in the git repo : https://github.com/libretro/daphne/issues/35

                                  @Darksavior (and maybe @cyperghost ) lr-daphne builds correctly on my Pi, but fails with these errors on my pc running Kubuntu 64 bit 18.04.1. Any ideas how to solve that?

                                  /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lbcm_host
                                  /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lvchostif
                                  collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
                                  Makefile:187: recipe for target 'daphne_libretro.so' failed
                                  

                                  @darknior If this strays too much from the thread's topic, please say so and I'll open a new thread about it.

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                                  • darkniorD
                                    darknior @Clyde
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                                    @Clyde said in New Hypseus and lr-Daphne to add on Retropie-Setup:

                                    @darknior If this strays too much from the thread's topic, please say so and I'll open a new thread about it.

                                    No problem, i have modify my title and first post.

                                    But i don't have try it for the moment, i can't really understand and explain the "Directory structure" if you can explain it here in a few lines. Thanks

                                    Life is game, just play it !

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                                    • ClydeC
                                      Clyde @darknior
                                      last edited by Clyde

                                      @darknior As far as I derived from https://github.com/libretro/daphne and this comment from @grant2258 in the issue #35, the directory structure should be as follows, e.g. for Dragon's Lair:

                                      ../lr-daphne
                                      |-- framefile
                                      |   |-- lair.commands
                                      |   |-- lair.dat
                                      |   |-- lair.m2v
                                      |   |-- lair.ogg
                                      |   `-- lair.txt
                                      `-- roms
                                          `-- lair.zip
                                      

                                      The contents of lair.txt:

                                      .
                                      
                                      151     lair.m2v
                                      

                                      But as bslenul said, lr-daphne exits with an segmentation fault. My steps in detail:

                                      1. Install lr-daphne with @cyperghost's script.
                                      2. Create the directory /RetroPie/roms/ports/lr-daphne.
                                      3. Put the game files in the directory structure as mentioned above.
                                      4. Create a script file /RetroPie/roms/ports/lr-daphne.sh and make it executable.
                                      5. The content of lr-daphne.sh:
                                        /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/ports/lr-daphne/daphne_libretro.so /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/lr-daphne/
                                      
                                      1. Run lr-daphne.sh:
                                      ~/RetroPie/roms/ports $ ./lr-daphne.sh 
                                      ./lr-daphne.sh: line 1: 12015 Segmentation fault      /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/ports/lr-daphne/daphne_libretro.so /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/lr-daphne/
                                      

                                      For now, I'll let it rest until it will be included properly in RetroPie or someone comes up with another solution.

                                      edit: two typos

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                                      • darkniorD
                                        darknior @Clyde
                                        last edited by

                                        @Clyde Thanks a lot, i will try it and report if it works fine for me or not.
                                        I have Retropie 4.3 and an other with 4.4, to make the tests.

                                        Life is game, just play it !

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                                        • zefolhadelaZ
                                          zefolhadela
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                                          is the command file really needed? i have some games running fine without commands.. dont know what i can improve by adding it

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                                          • BiZzAr721B
                                            BiZzAr721
                                            last edited by

                                            Has there been any updates on lr-daphne? I tried again, but couldn't get it to work. Has anyone have this running? I installed through cyperghost's script, but I am still completely lost on where the folder tree belongs.

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