Return to Castle Wolfenstein - IORTCW source port

tpo1990

I am not sure what happened, but on my test run it appears that options menu now works so that the games settings can be changed from in-game. It didn't work earlier. Can someone please verify that they also have it working on their RPI?

mpowrpi

Hey, this is awesome! Just wondering, what graphic settings are you using on your RPi? I've got it running at the lowest settings and it's playable, but doesn't look as great as the screens you're showing.
Thanks!

quicksilver

@mpowrpi which pi are you using?

WarC0zes

Cheats code doesn't work with console (ex: god, give all ...).
How to activate them?

tpo1990

@WarC0zes There is a good chance that the option to use cheats has not been enabled or fully implemented in the source port. There is nothing in the git repo indicating that cheats can be used.

So unfortunately using cheats is not an option. I have not tested it but maybe other people here has?

WarC0zes

@tpo1990 said in Return to Castle Wolfenstein - IORTCW source port:

@WarC0zes There is a good chance that the option to use cheats has not been enabled or fully implemented in the source port. There is nothing in the git repo indicating that cheats can be used.

So unfortunately using cheats is not an option. I have not tested it but maybe other people here has?

ok, thanks for the informations.

mpowrpi

@quicksilver RPi Model 3 B+, with 32GB microSD

Quackwalks

When using a python background music script, the music continues playing after booting the game. I'm trying to find the name of the process to add to the background music config file. Adding "iowolfsp.arm" doesn't work for me. Just wondering if anyone knows what I should do.

Quackwalks

@tpo1990 Could you help me with my problem when you have time?

tpo1990

@Quackwalks Did you try adding iortcw as the emulator to the background music script. The reason why i ask is that i think that the background music script relies on what emulator is started in order to stop the music from playing.

Can you tell me where you got the python background music script from? or did you create it by your self?

ExarKunIv

@tpo1990
my guess its the one from this post

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/347/background-music-continued-from-help-support/1

so i think he will need to add iortcw to line 25 i believe.
i used to use it but sometimes it would not see a port when it launches.

Quackwalks

@tpo1990 The script is from here https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/347/background-music-continued-from-help-support/1
Just tried adding iortcw to the list of emulator names on line 25 but the music remains.

ExarKunIv

@Quackwalks If you added it to the end. You might need to move it to the front of the list. I know I had problems with that in the past with darkplaces.

tpo1990

@ExarKunIv @Quackwalks Can't tell how it works since i have not tried that specific background music script. Yes i do think we need to add the port/emulator into the code of the script. I did however tried out something similiar which i installed from a script with expanded options for RetroPie. Can't remember the name of that script at the moment since i do not have my RPI with me.

Quackwalks

@ExarKunIv Moving "iortcw" to the front of the list of emulator names didn't work.

tpo1990

@Quackwalks I just looked through my scriptmodule for RTCW and the port builds both singleplayer and multiplayer into it's own config folder in ports like this.

function configure_rtcw() {
    addPort "$md_id" "rtcw-sp" "Return to Castle Wolfenstein - SP" "$md_inst/iowolfsp.arm"
    addPort "$md_id" "rtcw-mp" "Return to Castle Wolfenstein - MP" "$md_inst/iowolfmp.arm"

Try adding rtcw-sp to the front of the list of emulator or rtcw-mp if you are using multiplayer. If this still does not work then try adding rtcw instead.

cyperghost

@tpo1990 said in Return to Castle Wolfenstein - IORTCW source port:

Try adding rtcw-sp to the front of the list of emulator or rtcw-mp if you are using multiplayer. If this still does not work then try adding rtcw instead.

This won't work! This is just the setup for emulator.cfg you need the running binary. Hence the script should search for iowolfsp.arm and iowolfmp.arm

EDIT:
I really wait for a modification that just watches a running pid from bash-file runcommand.sh ... that's all :)

Quackwalks

@tpo1990 @cyperghost I tried rtcw-sp, trcw-mp, rtcw, iowolfsp.arm and iowolfmp.arm at the beginning of the list of emulator names with no success. Thanks for trying though. This is kinda crazy because what other names are there to try? I think I've tried all there is for this game.

cyperghost

@Quackwalks Hmmm... Well I prefer the mpg123 method for mp3 play.
You can read more about ---> here: Quick and Easy guide credits for this method fly out to @synack
Meanwhile mpg123 can also fade in/fade out --> here: mpg123 fade in/fade out , you can ask me if you've any question regarding this one.

tpo1990

@Quackwalks Then i have no idea what to use for make it able to mute the music when starting rtcw at the moment. But maybe @cyperghost 's approach could work.