SRB2 2.2 in retropie?

Barkers

Also, does this mean anything for SRB2K 1.1?

Barkers

wait
can I change the asset files to update it?

mitu

@Barkers said in SRB2 2.2 in retropie?:

Will there be an updated version eventually?

Probably yes, since the current version is not installable.

Also, does this mean anything for SRB2K 1.1?

What is that ?

can I change the asset files to update it?

Yes, but you'd better wait for an updated package that includes the new version and fixes the installation.

Barkers

@mitu said in SRB2 2.2 in retropie?:
What is that?
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/20025/srb2-kart-on-retropie
Yes, but you'd better wait for an updated package that includes the new version and fixes the installation.
What does that do?

mitu

@Barkers said in SRB2 2.2 in retropie?:

What does that do?

includes the new version and fixes the installation

Barkers

https://github.com/STJr/SRB2/tree/SRB2_release_2.2.0

mitu

@Barkers said in SRB2 2.2 in retropie?:

https://github.com/STJr/SRB2/tree/SRB2_release_2.2.0

I don't understand ? Yes, I know there's a new 2.2 version for Sonic Robo Blast - it's in the topic title.

Barkers

oh, I get it
They didn't change the version in the git part yet

mitu

@Barkers said in SRB2 2.2 in retropie?:

They didn't change the version in the git part yet

Yes, update meant update the package in RetroPie's installer.

Barkers

How can that be done?

mitu

One of the developers of the project updates the scriptmodule that installs and configures SRB2 or a PR (pull request) is created by another Github user, containing the necessary changes, and is accepted by the developers.
Something like this.

Barkers

@mitu
@joolswills joolswills merged commit 6a8ea3a into RetroPie:master
What does this mean?

mitu

It means we're one step closer to have an updated SRB2 available in RetroPie. As I said, you'll need to wait a bit for the 2.2 version to be installable and running.

mitu

@Barkers you can now install SRB 2.2 from the RetroPie-Setup script. Make sure you update your script first, then install it from the experimental packages section.

roslof

@mitu it works perfectly.
Not sure how you are able to contribute to the overall RP project while being such a major voice in the community. Don't go collapsing on us now...

herb_fargus

Can also confirm it works on pi 4, thanks mitu