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    • retropieuser555R
      retropieuser555
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      I know it's on ps1 as well but how's Tempest 2000?

      Pi 5 4GB

      Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

      Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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        AdamBeGood
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        @George-Spiggott said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

        Not tried lr-Mess yet. How do AVP and Atari Karts play?

        Don't you find AVP runs well on Virtual Jaguar? It seems to run well on mine at least.

        I am interested in lr-Mess but I am not sure which Jaguar game is going to make me put in the effort to set it up on my Pi. I do hear good things about Atari Karts so maybe that is the one.

        Bubsy runs slowly on Virtual Jaguar, but Zool 2 seems fine.

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          Scout53 @AdamBeGood
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          @AdamBeGood any special setup for virtual jaguar? I'm overclocked and I've played with the configs a bit but can't get any game faster than a slideshow (4b 4gb).

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            AdamBeGood @Scout53
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            @Scout53 On AvP specifically? Jaguar generally I find pretty poor on mine, but that game is okay.

            I have Fast Blitter and Doom Res Hack ON in Options. I have the RunCommand resolution at 720x480.

            I don't know if these things make a difference (I think the Fast Blitter does, whatever it means).

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              DTEAM
              last edited by DTEAM

              My settings (not necessarily the best). Just to match with games performances below.

              #--------------------------------------------------------------
              #PI4 OVERCLOCK v3d_freq = 850 
              over_voltage=8
              v3d_freq=850
              #gpu_freq=750   not needed 
              #hdmi_enable_4kp60=1  not needed after some_test
              arm_freq=2100
              #--------------------------------------------------------------
              

              retroarch-core-options.cfg for Lr-Mess

              mame_current_frame_skip = "1"
              

              With Lr-virtualjaguar, some games are fasters with Quick Menu/Options/ Fast Blitter = on in Retroarch menu (like Fight for life (Europe), I recommend to use It most of the time

              Analog Sensitivity must be fix at 0.3 for Lr-Mess


              Best emulator = X

              Air cars
              Lr-Mess : 50-52 FPS (playable with sound)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 55.88 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, almost full speed) X

              Arena Football 95
              Lr-Mess : Black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : Stuck on the main screen (not playable)

              Atari Kart
              Lr-Mess : don't load (see comments in MAME hash file)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 36.65 FPS (slow,Fast Blitter = on ) X

              Attack of the mutant penguins
              Lr-Mess : Black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 32.3 FPS (playable, slow) X

              AVP (Alien vs. Predator)
              Lr-Mess : 56 FPS (playable) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 59 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, choppy sound, almost full speed)

              Barkley Shut Up and Jam!
              Lr-Mess : Stuck on the main menu (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 45 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, playable, no sound) X

              Battle Sphere Gold
              Lr-Mess : Black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : Black screen (not playable)

              Breakout 2000
              Lr-Mess : 40.22 FPS (slow, no sound, not fun to play)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 35 FPS (terrible sound, slow, not fun to play) X

              Brett Hull Hockey
              Lr-Mess : Games won't load (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : Games won't load (not playable)

              Brutal Sports Football
              Lr-Mess : 60.08 FPS (almost full speed, no sound issue) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 59.26 FPS (almost full speed)

              Bubsy
              Lr-Mess : 51.57 FPS (playable) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 33 FPS (slow)

              Cannon Fodder
              Lr-Mess : 60.3 FPS (full speed) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 59.12 FPS (almost full speed, choppy sound)

              Checkered Flag
              Lr-Mess : visual issues (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 45-48 FPS ( Must have Fast Blitter = on, fast, playable) X

              Club Drive
              Lr-Mess : grafx issues, no sound (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : shut down after 20 sec. (not playable)

              Cyber Morph
              Lr-Mess : grafx issues (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 20.58 FPS ( grafx issues with Fast Blitter, choppy sound, difficult to play) X

              Defender 2000
              Lr-Mess : grafx issues (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 34.37 FPS ( Fast Blitter = on, sound is little bit choppy, playable) X

              Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
              Lr-Mess : 37.33 FPS (slow but playable) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 36.3 FPS (Must have Fast Blitter = on , slow but playable)

              Doom
              Lr-Mess : 34 FPS (playable - low FPS but looks normal, very playable) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 28 FPS (very slow - half screen only)

              Double Dragon V
              Lr-Mess : 60 FPS (almost full speed, sound issue)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 59 FPS (almost full speed) X

              Evolution: Dino dudes
              Lr-Mess : 51.57 FPS ( playable) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 35.16 FPS (slow, no sound but playable)

              Fever Pitch Soccer
              Lr-Mess : Black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 40 FPS (little bit choppy, playable)X

              Fight for life (Europe) Must be Europe version
              Lr-Mess : Grafx issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 34.16 FPS (must have Fast Blitter = on, playable)X

              Flash Back
              Lr-Mess : Grafx issue, sound issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 59 FPS (almost full speed, playable) X

              Flip Out!
              Lr-Mess : Black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : Black screen (not playable)

              Gorf 2000
              Lr-Mess : screen freeze after 10 sec.
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 59.6 FPS (almost full speed, No sound)

              Hover Strike
              Lr-Mess : Grafx issue, sound issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 39.4 FPS (Grafx issues with Fast Blitter = on but essential to play, It's not really playable with a good experience) X

              Hyper Force
              Lr-Mess : 39 FPS (slow, almost playable.. maybe) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar : (Black screen after option menu)

              I War
              Lr-Mess : Grafx issue, (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 17 FPS (Grafx issues with Fast Blitter = on,very slow, It's not really playable with a good experience) X

              Iron Soldier
              Lr-Mess : Black screen when game starts, (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : Black screen when game starts, (not playable)

              Iron Soldier 2
              Lr-Mess : Black screen when game starts, (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : Black screen when game starts, (not playable)

              Jack Nicklaus Cyber Golf
              Lr-Mess : Black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : Black screen (not playable)

              Kasumi Ninja
              Lr-Mess : Black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 27.73 FPS (PAL = on, Fast Blitter = on, very slow, not really playable) X

              Memtrack
              Lr-Mess : grafx issues (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : won't load properly (not playable)

              Missile command 3D
              Lr-Mess : grafx issues (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 29.68 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, choppy sound, slow, playable) X

              NBA JAM Tournament Edition
              Lr-Mess : major sound issues, screen issues (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 39.77 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, choppy sound, slow, playable) X

              Phase Zero
              Lr-Mess : screen freeze (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 18.14 FPS (Fast Blitter = off, choppy sound, very slow) X

              Pinball Fantasies
              Lr-Mess : 60.2 FPS (no sound, full speed)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 53 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, almost full speed) X

              Pitfall
              Lr-Mess : game freeze after 20 sec.(not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 34.71 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, slow, not fun to play) X

              Plunky Duck in Hollywood
              Lr-Mess : game freeze (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : controller issue (not playable)

              Power Drive Rally
              Lr-Mess : Black screen after 20 sec. in the race (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : shut down after loading (not playable)

              Protector: special edition
              Lr-Mess : Won't load (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 46.6 FPS, Fast Blitter = on, sound little bit choppy (playable)X

              Raiden
              Lr-Mess : 59.9 FPS (full speed) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 58.2 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, full speed, sound less perfect than lr-Mess )

              Rayman
              Lr-Mess : 60.07 FPS (almost full speed, No sound)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 59.01 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, full speed ) X

              Ruiner Pinball
              Lr-Mess : black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: black screen (not playable)

              Sensible Soccer: International Edition
              Lr-Mess : 60.2 FPS (Full speed) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 59.05 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, Full speed)

              Sky Hammer
              Lr-Mess : Black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 34.7 FPS Black screen, Freeze after 20 seconds (not playable)

              Soccer Kid
              Lr-Mess : It loads but It stops on the options menu
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 58 FPS (Fast Blitter = on,almost full speed ) X

              Space War 2000
              Lr-Mess : Freeze, grafx issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 53.09 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, playable) X

              Super Burnout
              Lr-Mess : (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: black screen (not playable)

              Super Cross
              Lr-Mess : black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 59 FPS, (Fast Blitter = on, playable) X

              Syndicate
              Lr-Mess : 60.26 FPS (Full speed) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 44.83 FPS, (Fast Blitter = off, playable)

              Tempest 2000
              Lr-Mess : 46.5 FPS (choppy sound, playable) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 31.95 FPS, (Fast Blitter = on, playable, soundtrack issue, playable)

              Theme Park
              Lr-Mess : controller issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 48.93 FPS, (Fast Blitter = on, no soundtrack, playable) X

              Tiny Toon
              Lr-Mess : grafx issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 59.45 FPS, (Fast Blitter = on, no sound, half screen, not really playable) X

              Total Carnage
              Lr-Mess : grafx issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 38.67 FPS, (Fast Blitter = on, the sound is a bit choppy , playable) X

              Towers II
              Lr-Mess : controller issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: Grafx issue (not playable)

              Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy
              Lr-Mess : Grafx issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 58.1 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, almost full speed) X

              Troy Aikman Football
              Lr-Mess : 60 FPS (full speed) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 58.27 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, almost full speed)

              Ultrabrain
              Lr-Mess : black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: black screen (not playable)

              Ultra Vortex
              Lr-Mess : black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 59.12 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, full speed) X

              Val d'Isère: Skiing and Snowboarding
              Lr-Mess : grafx issue (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 24.33 FPS (PAL = on, Fast Blitter = on, slow, playable) X

              White man can't jump
              Lr-Mess : black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: black screen (not playable)

              Wolfeinstein 3D
              Lr-Mess : black screen (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 34 FPS ( Fast Blitter = on, playable) X

              Worms
              Lr-Mess : 60 FPS (full speed) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 59 FPS (full speed)

              Zero 5
              Lr-Mess : 56 FPS (no sound, almost full speed)
              Lr- virtualjaguar: 53 FPS ( almost full speed) X

              Zool 2
              Lr-Mess : 53.04 FPS (playable) X
              Lr- virtualjaguar : 38.67 FPS (Fast Blitter = on, playable but slower)

              Zoop!
              Lr-Mess : don't load (not playable)
              Lr- virtualjaguar : black screen (not playable)

              No prototype

              New Edit : With Pi 5, Lr- virtualjaguar works very well for some games . Major performance gain !

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                AdamBeGood @DTEAM
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                @DTEAM I think I'll be installing lr-mess tomorrow then! Results look good.

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                  zerojay @DTEAM
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                  @DTEAM Considering there isn't a whole ton of games in the Jaguar library, it would be really awesome if you would consider doing the same thing for the rest of the games too.

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                    AdamBeGood
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                    Can I set up lr-mess as an additional emulator within atarijaguar, or does it have to be in a new jaguar directory as described in the linked thread?

                    I've got it set up so that I can open my Jaguar games with lr-mess, and I've put bioses within roms/atarijaguar but games are not opening as yet.

                    The RunCommand isn't very descriptive:

                    Parameters: 
                    Executing: /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-mess/mess_libretro.so --config /opt/retropie/configs/atarijaguar/retroarch.cfg "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/atarijaguar/Alien vs Predator (World).j64" --appendconfig /dev/shm/retroarch.cfg
                    
                    

                    Maybe the BIOSes are just not the ones, I don't know if the system would get further if that was the reason... Or these hash files I see mentioned, do they come with the lr-mess install or do I need to seek them out?

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                      zerojay @AdamBeGood
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                      @AdamBeGood said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                      Can I set up lr-mess as an additional emulator within atarijaguar, or does it have to be in a new jaguar directory as described in the linked thread?

                      Hi. I wanted to do the same thing myself, so I made the change locally and never ended up uploading it anywhere. It's now in RetroPie-Extra, so if you use it, you can safely use the same ROM directory for both lr-mess-jaguar and lr-virtualjaguar.

                      https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zerojay/RetroPie-Extra/master/scriptmodules/libretrocores/lr-mess-jaguar.sh

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                        AdamBeGood @zerojay
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                        @zerojay said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                        @AdamBeGood said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                        Can I set up lr-mess as an additional emulator within atarijaguar, or does it have to be in a new jaguar directory as described in the linked thread?

                        Hi. I wanted to do the same thing myself, so I made the change locally and never ended up uploading it anywhere. It's now in RetroPie-Extra, so if you use it, you can safely use the same ROM directory for both lr-mess-jaguar and lr-virtualjaguar.

                        https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zerojay/RetroPie-Extra/master/scriptmodules/libretrocores/lr-mess-jaguar.sh

                        Okay, that installed well. Thank you!

                        The additional information says the games need to be .zip, for some reason all mine are .j64. I guess I need to remedy that before I get anywhere with this.

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                          zerojay @AdamBeGood
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                          @AdamBeGood Try it anyways.

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                            AdamBeGood @zerojay
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                            @zerojay said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                            @AdamBeGood Try it anyways.

                            Yeah, I have done. Ever the optimist!

                            Didn't work, but then I don't know if that is to do with the three BIOS I have in my roms/atarijaguar directory or the .zip/.j64 issue. A bit of experimentation is required I guess.

                            Although does the below suggest that lr-mess wasn't set up correctly? I installed it from Source.

                            Parameters: 
                            Executing: /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/run_mess.sh /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-mess/mess_libretro.so /opt/retropie/configs/atarijaguar/retroarch.cfg atarijaguar /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS -cart "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/atarijaguar/Bubsy in Fractured Furry Tales (World).j64" --appendconfig /dev/shm/retroarch.cfg
                            /opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh: line 1264: /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/run_mess.sh: No such file or directory
                            
                            
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                              zerojay @AdamBeGood
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                              @AdamBeGood said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                              @zerojay said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                              @AdamBeGood Try it anyways.

                              Yeah, I have done. Ever the optimist!

                              Didn't work, but then I don't know if that is to do with the three BIOS I have in my roms/atarijaguar directory or the .zip/.j64 issue. A bit of experimentation is required I guess.

                              Although does the below suggest that lr-mess wasn't set up correctly? I installed it from Source.

                              Parameters: 
                              Executing: /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/run_mess.sh /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-mess/mess_libretro.so /opt/retropie/configs/atarijaguar/retroarch.cfg atarijaguar /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS -cart "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/atarijaguar/Bubsy in Fractured Furry Tales (World).j64" --appendconfig /dev/shm/retroarch.cfg
                              /opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh: line 1264: /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/run_mess.sh: No such file or directory
                              
                              

                              Follow this: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/25576/new-scriptmodules-lr-vice-xvic-gsplus-proper-lr-mess-integration/4?_=1601438647362

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                                AdamBeGood @zerojay
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                                @zerojay said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                                @AdamBeGood said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                                @zerojay said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                                @AdamBeGood Try it anyways.

                                Yeah, I have done. Ever the optimist!

                                Didn't work, but then I don't know if that is to do with the three BIOS I have in my roms/atarijaguar directory or the .zip/.j64 issue. A bit of experimentation is required I guess.

                                Although does the below suggest that lr-mess wasn't set up correctly? I installed it from Source.

                                Parameters: 
                                Executing: /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/run_mess.sh /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-mess/mess_libretro.so /opt/retropie/configs/atarijaguar/retroarch.cfg atarijaguar /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS -cart "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/atarijaguar/Bubsy in Fractured Furry Tales (World).j64" --appendconfig /dev/shm/retroarch.cfg
                                /opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh: line 1264: /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/run_mess.sh: No such file or directory
                                
                                

                                Follow this: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/25576/new-scriptmodules-lr-vice-xvic-gsplus-proper-lr-mess-integration/4?_=1601438647362

                                I can't suss out which part I need to do here, I've installed lr-mess and then your lr-mess-jaguar is essentially the fake core isn't it?

                                Is the problem that I didn't use valerino's version of lr-mess in the first place? Is that what I need to look into?

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                                  Scout53 @AdamBeGood
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                                  @AdamBeGood I was referring to in general yes, thanks, and @DTEAM that's great. I'll need to 'mess' around with lr-mess when i get a chance.

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                                    DTEAM
                                    last edited by DTEAM

                                    To install (manually) a system like Jaguar with Lr-mess, fallow this thread:
                                    https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/22600/how-to-emulate-bally-astrocade-vtech-creativision-and-emerson-arcadia-2001-in-lr-mess

                                    Download mame0225s.exe on https://www.mamedev.org/release.html , installe It and go in "hash" folder to get jaguar.xml file.
                                    To run Lr-Mess, you need to match the names of your roms with the list in the hash folder (jaguar.xml). Copy that file (jaguar.xml) and paste It in

                                    /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS/mame/hash/

                                    BIOSes are

                                    • jaguarboot.zip
                                    • jaguar.zip
                                    • jaguarcd.zip

                                    Copy those Bios in the main rom folder, not bios folder.
                                    /home/pi/RetroPie/roms

                                    Now Create your system:

                                    In /opt/retropie/configs/jaguar

                                    emulators.cfg

                                    lr-virtualjaguar = "/opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-virtualjaguar/virtualjaguar_libretro.so --config /opt/retropie/configs/jaguar/retroarch.cfg %ROM%"
                                    lr-mess = "/opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-mess/mess_libretro.so --config /opt/retropie/configs/jaguar/retroarch.cfg %ROM%"
                                    default = "lr-mess"
                                    
                                    

                                    retroarch.cfg

                                    # Settings made here will only override settings in the global retroarch.cfg if placed above the #include line
                                    
                                    input_remapping_directory = "/opt/retropie/configs/jaguar/"
                                    
                                    #include "/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg"
                                    

                                    in /opt/retropie/configs/all

                                    platforms.cfg

                                    jaguar_exts=".j64 .jag .zip"
                                    jaguar_fullname="Atari Jaguar"
                                    

                                    in /opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation

                                    es_systems.cfg

                                       <system>
                                        <name>jaguar</name>
                                        <fullname>Atari Jaguar</fullname>
                                        <path>/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/jaguar</path>
                                        <extension>.j64 .jag .zip .J64 .JAG .ZIP</extension>
                                        <command>/opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh 0 _SYS_ jaguar %ROM%</command>
                                        <platform>jaguar</platform>
                                        <theme>atarijaguar</theme>
                                      </system>
                                    
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                                      Scout53 @DTEAM
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                                      @DTEAM this is amazing thank you so much.

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                                        DTEAM
                                        last edited by DTEAM

                                        For Jaguar with Lr-Mess , you must set the Lr-mess deadzone for D-Pad(ex: for AVP)
                                        and to adjust the sound.
                                        It seems to create some sound problems and control problems for some games

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                                          zerojay @DTEAM
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                                          @DTEAM said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans:

                                          For Jaguar with Lr-Mess , you must set the Lr-mess deadzone (ex: for AVP)
                                          and to adjust the sound.
                                          It seems to create some sound problems and control problems for some games

                                          Jaguar doesn't have analog input so I don't see why you would need to set a deadzone? I haven't and everything seems fine?

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                                            DTEAM @zerojay
                                            last edited by DTEAM

                                            @zerojay

                                            It's maybe similar to the mouse problem with CD-I

                                            For some games. Everything go to right and down without touching controller

                                            In PVA (predator vs alien), the character move alone and when I play with deadzone , It stop.

                                            In Double Dragon V. We don't have the main combat game soundtrack. When I push start (pause) and after (not in same time) push B or A to access volume control in the game, the volume go down alone.

                                            For CD-I,I enabled the mouse to fixed the movement problem, I'll see If It create the problem for Jaguar

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