New Port - VVVVVV

pjft

@shavecat Yeah, go at it with removing ES on the memory front.

I take it it's the standard GPU split as well?

shavecat

@pjft
I take it it's the standard GPU split as well?

ah?? I guess

Still stuck on 75% :(

mitu

You'll have to be patient, a few files take longer to compile.

shavecat

@mitu
U usually right, hope that the case now and it wont jump me back out .
will let know .
thanks :)

shavecat

@mitu IT Worked !
thanks all ! <3

shavecat

@pjft
roms/ports/vvvvvv folder
cant find it on the roms folders..
its not on opt/? right ?

I just found it there... (only place)
but i cant copy on the data.zip Promistion denied
Got it working ! Amazing thanks alot :)

tacgnol

@pjft here's a picture : https://imgur.com/a/ipYjIDe

it's not that big of a deal to be honest, but it's there hehe.

My setup is simple. I have nothing plugged in, my controller is a dualshock 4 controller.

I might add that i'm using a unnoficial image.

I will try again on a fresh rpi4 with the weekly image to see if it's any different.

mitu

@tacgnol said in New Port - VVVVVV:

My setup is simple. I have nothing plugged in, my controller is a dualshock 4 controller.

The Dualshock4 has a touchpad which might get detected as a mouse, probably that's why a pointing device gets shown.

langest

Which Pi are you guys running on?
I am using an overclocked Pi4 and am getting pretty crappy framerate. Is there anything that I can configure? Compile flags for instance.

Thanks

pjft

@langest on the pi3B things run smooth as butter. Maybe it's something that can be addressed with compiler flags, but what resolution are you on?

pamput

@pjft said in New Port - VVVVVV:

VVVVVV

Game runs for me, but framerate is quite laggy, feels half the speed it should have.
I'm running on a rpi4, I shouldn't have any problems... any ideas?

pamput

@langest said in New Port - VVVVVV:

Which Pi are you guys running on?
I am using an overclocked Pi4 and am getting pretty crappy framerate. Is there anything that I can configure? Compile flags for instance.
Thanks

I noticed this comment only now. I'm on Pi4 and have the same exact issue :/ if feels like it skips every second frame. I've got the same issue with a couple of other ports, namely Prince of Persia.`

pjft

@pamput as asked earlier, what resolution is the pi using?

langest

@pjft
No settings changed in vvvvvv, tried to see if there was such an option. Running my pi at 1920×1080.

pjft

@langest it wasn't about vvvvvv per se, but wondering if it could be similar to this: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/24602/disappearing-sprites-possible-frameskip-issue

BobHarris

Great stuff. I already own this on my phone but will buy it on GOG just to be able to put it on my Pi!
I wish all new retrogames would be compatible with the Pi systems. Hotline Miami would be on the top of my list.

pamput

@pjft said in New Port - VVVVVV:

@langest it wasn't about vvvvvv per se, but wondering if it could be similar to this: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/24602/disappearing-sprites-possible-frameskip-issue

It was my initial guess already. I've checked with tvservice -s and forced it via runcommand, I'm running 1920x1080@60Hz :/

state 0xa [HDMI CUSTOM RGB lim 16:9], 1920x1080 @ 60.00Hz, progressive

pjft

@pamput I am at a loss then for now. I need to get my pi 4 set up and test things out. Might just be a compiler flags thing for sure.

pamput

@pjft no worries, I appreciate the help. I'm happy to run any kind of debug for you if you need it.

pjft

So, I confirm that on the Pi4 we do get the mouse pointer there (extremely awkward :) ) even on my DS3, but also that the performance is indeed not optimal.

Let me look into it for a bit and see if I can come up with anything.

The CPU is at 30%, so that's not the framerate bottleneck. Might be related to the graphics driver.

EDIT: the mouse cursor seems to be related to a commit that took place recently.
https://github.com/TerryCavanagh/VVVVVV/commit/adde99dfe6f75d58ea8ff5284fed76f14d3e0154

and EDIT: it might just be that we're out of luck here until the actual graphic drivers are improved.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/vc4-and-v3d-opengl-drivers-for-raspberry-pi-an-update/