DraStic games not appearing
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@Arctic452910 first place I'd look is the file extensions. Sounds like the working files might be uncompressed while the ones you're not seeing still are.
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@Arctic452910 I also don't know how to save progress on drastic and would like some help with that too.
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@phillip_benoit thanks for replying so quickly I will try that and get back to you on that. I feel dumb for asking, but how do I do that?
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@phillip_benoit I figured it out and found all games I downloaded in the roms section of file manager. What do I do then?
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@Arctic452910 in a terminal, you can type:
ls ~/RetroPie/roms/ndsthe extension will be the last part of the file name after the "."
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I haven't been able to figure out the next thing to do
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@Arctic452910 compare the extensions. What are the extensions of the files that work? What is the extension of the files that do not?
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I'm not sure what you mean by extensions. I'm mostly new to this stuff
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@phillip_benoit thanks I'll watch it
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@phillip_benoit there is a 7z beside the ones that don't work. There is a zip or nds beside the ones that do work.
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@phillip_benoit I don't know what to do in this situation
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@Arctic452910 7z is a type of compressed file that may not be compatible with your emulator. You'll either need to convert it to a zip file or uncompess it for the nds file inside.
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@phillip_benoit how might I do that. Like I said I'm not good at this stuff
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this:
https://cloudconvert.com/7z-to-zipor this:
https://gcore.com/learning/how-to-extract-7z-files-linux/remembering that Raspbian is a Debian derivative.
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@phillip_benoit i just found a better one and used it and it worked instantly
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