Suggestions for ports

ExarKunIv · 28 Jul 2020, 18:01

@quicksilver well i finally got to try both OpenJKA and OpenJKO. on my pi3

they will not start. my guess it has something to do with the GL drivers. from looking at the runcommand log

i did look into the .cfg for it, but it does not launch so it does not make a cfg file to me to go into and change.

it was worth a shot, right

quicksilver · 29 Jul 2020, 00:49

@ExarKunIv thanks for testing that out. I would bet that your probably right about it being an OpenGL related issue. I guess it's time to upgrade to a pi 4 now? ;)

ExarKunIv · 29 Jul 2020, 15:51

@quicksilver and i did. i got it for my birthday. been messing with it on and off

i just have been focused on getting my pi3 working all the way. so i can just leave it under my tv and no longer have to worry about it.

shavecat · 31 Aug 2020, 11:52

CaptainClaw / OpenClaw
https://github.com/pjasicek/OpenClaw

can someone help my install it ? :)

zerojay · 31 Aug 2020, 13:13

@shavecat said in Suggestions for ports:

CaptainClaw / OpenClaw
https://github.com/pjasicek/OpenClaw

can someone help my install it ? :)

What have you tried?

shavecat · 31 Aug 2020, 13:14

@zerojay
Dont know how to start or how :
Wish i could ...

VictimRLSH · 31 Aug 2020, 15:45

@shavecat It has a CmakeList.txt file, did you try QT5 Creator?

shavecat · 31 Aug 2020, 17:03

@VictimRLSH
No
how do i do that ? :)

VictimRLSH · 31 Aug 2020, 22:05

@shavecat From the Desktop, install Qt5 Creator using the Synaptic package manager. If you don't have that yet, install using sudo apt-get install synaptic

Run Qt5 Creator from the Programming apps menu.
Select Load Project from the pull down menu, then choose the CmakeList.txt file. When you load that in, it will see if you have the needed prerequisites to compile the projext. Choose Build. If it needs something, it will tell you under the Errors tab on the bottom.

shavecat · 31 Aug 2020, 22:55

@VictimRLSH
Dont think i will make it work .
but will try
thanks :)

shavecat · 9 Sept 2020, 19:25

@tpo1990
Any chance to get capatinclaw ruining on the pi4 plz ?<3

ExarKunIv · 9 Sept 2020, 21:07

@shavecat it does, but till someone makes a script

you have to read how to compile it yourself.
i got it to work, but have not messed it much other then making sure it starts

shavecat · 9 Sept 2020, 22:07

@ExarKunIv
How do i do that ?
is it hard :)?
thanks :)

shavecat · 9 Oct 2020, 11:19

@VictimRLSH
Got really hard to do that,try it with my desktop windows didnt really work at all dont know also how to put the claw working in the pi4.
can u give a a step by step Gide by any chance for captain claw :)

ExarKunIv · 10 Sept 2020, 13:38

@shavecat
it can be a little confusing when you first start out. but its not that bad.
you do need to find a data file on your own since its not included. which is a reason why i dont think anyone will be making a script for it.

that data file is needed to build the game.

shavecat · 10 Sept 2020, 15:16

@ExarKunIv
Shame so i guess i wont get it for now :(
thanks

tpo1990 · 15 Sept 2020, 06:36

@shavecat It depends on if you can get it to run correctly with SDL renderer. Also it can be really helpful to get more people to learn how to compile. That would help both RetroPie community and me a lot.

@ExarKunIv is probably closer to getting Captain Claw to actually work on the Pi 4.

As far as my testing goes with the Pi 4 and ports, is that it appears there are some sort of issue with getting the screen to renderer correctly with SDL. The solution at the moment to this is by using Dispmanx. For that it means that the scriptmodules needs a small change to allow use of Dispmanx

shavecat · 15 Sept 2020, 08:38

@tpo1990
Just show me how step by step will love it :)

tpo1990 · 15 Sept 2020, 08:57

@shavecat It will take a lot of your time doing so and it will be trial and error as you will notice by trying to compile into a working binary. It will not always work and you will need to look into understanding how the scriptmodules works for RetroPie and its directories in the file system of it.

That is if you want to create scriptmodules for other users here and share your work. I can recommend doing so as it will strengthen the RetroPie community and I know a lot of the people here will appreciate it.

You did however gave me the idea that I could create a new topic here for a beginners guide to compile. It will take me some time doing so. Let me know if you still want this. :-)

retropieuser555 · 15 Sept 2020, 10:36

@tpo1990 Hey if I can jump on the bandwagon here, I would definitely be interested in a rough guide on how to compile.