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    lr-dolphin custom textures on pi 5

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      Mario Maniac
      last edited by

      Hey Everyone,

      I used raspberry pi installer 1.8.5. and installed Bookworm Pi OS Light. I then updated and upgraded everything before going to the platform install guide in the docs. I used the Debian/Ubuntu install guide for RetroPie setup. I installed and updated everything to the current 4.8.8. as of the date of this post. Everything works perfectly! I was able to install lr-dolphin and it runs with the default retroarch core options with no problems and no overclock at all. I have been waiting for this day as I have a huge collection of GameCube games at home but no longer have the console system. There's a problem though. I downloaded 4k custom texture packs with links that were listed in the dolphin wiki with the proper game codes for each game. I also went to "Core Options" and set "Load Custom Textures" and "Prefetch Custom Textures" to ON. I know that RetroArch says to put custom texture folder into the "Saves/dolphin-emu/User/Load/Texture/" folder, but for the life of me, I can't find it anywhere in the RetroPie file system. Does anyone know where to put them?

      • Pi Model: (5 4gb)
      • Power Supply used: (Official Raspberry Pi 5)
      • RetroPie Version Used (4.8.):
      • Built From: (on top of existing OS "Bookworm" using Raspberry Pi official installer 1.8.5.)
      • USB Devices connected: One Vilros brand PS2 controller
      • Controller used: Vilros brand PS2 controller
      • Guide used: (RetroPie Debia/Ubuntu setup guide)
      • Emulator: (lr-dolphin)
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      • sugarfreeS
        sugarfree
        last edited by sugarfree

        I am not familiar with texture files. I checked my system, but I didn't find a path to place them.

        You can try to create to this path: /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/config/ the following folders to put your textures: dolphin-emu/Load/Textures/game-id/.

        I hope it works, but I doubt that the Pi5 has enough power for them. Also, try standalone Dolphin, it is superior to Libretro.

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        • mituM
          mitu Global Moderator @Mario Maniac
          last edited by mitu

          @Mario-Maniac Do you have a link to the documentation for adding external textures ?
          Assuming that the Saves folder refers to the save_folder RetroArch folder, then you should create the folder dolphin-emu/User/Load/Texture/ in the wii/gc folder(s), where you have copied your disc images/wad files, and then copy the texture in that sub-folder.

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            Mario Maniac @mitu
            last edited by

            @mitu In the roms folder?

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              Mario Maniac @mitu
              last edited by

              @mitu link text

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                mitu Global Moderator @Mario Maniac
                last edited by

                @Mario-Maniac said in lr-dolphin custom textures on pi 5:

                In the roms folder?

                Yes.

                https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-how-to-install-texture-packs-custom-textures-info

                This is for the standalone emulator, not the libretro core.

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                  Mario Maniac @mitu
                  last edited by

                  @mitu It worked. Thank you!

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