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lr-mame2010 - Nag screen and warning screen behaviour

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    iCLint
    last edited by 7 Nov 2016, 20:48

    I'm wondering if someone can educate me about this strange behaviour I have found.

    So I have set up my Retropie install exactly the way I want it.

    I have a 0.78 set of mame roms and for the most part they all work in lr-mame2003.

    I discovered that R-type (rtype.zip) would not load so I tried it in some of the other name emulators and no luck.

    I pulled rtype.zip from my 0.139 rom set on my PC and chucked it in the arcade folder overwriting the 0.78 version.

    I opened the run command menu when launching type.zip (0.139) and chose lr-mame2010 and hoorah! the game loads perfectly.

    However lr-mame2010 had the Nag, warning and info screens enabled by default.

    I opened the Retroarch menu went into options and disabled the nag, warning and info screens.

    Now when I launch R-Type it appears the game is going to load the screen flashes briefly and then quits the game back to the Retroarch menu with no core loaded.

    I went into the config file and enabled the nag, warning and info screens, loaded the rom again and it works.

    I disabled the screens 1 at a time and it turns out the only one I can safely disable is the game info screen. I have to leave the nag and warning screens enabled not a big deal if it means I can play my game but a little annoying.

    Like I said, if someone can shed some light on this strange issue that would be great.

    RPI3
    Retropie 4.1

    P.S. this should probably be in help/support but for some reason i got a warning about category not existing and it wouldn't let me post

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      lostless
      last edited by 7 Nov 2016, 21:08

      I ran into the exact same issue with mame2010. For some reason it crashes when you turn off the nag screen. I did a post on it and how to fix it here
      https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/4418/mame2010-config-file/4

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        Melvin.FoX
        last edited by 19 Jan 2017, 08:43

        I didn't want to make another topic so I could use this one as it's connected.
        I have Streets of Rage on my setup and it runs only in mame2010 (with some sound quirks but it's still playable). However when I startup the emulator there is this blue mame loading window (showing percentage) and white frame as from info screen for just a small second.
        I disable nag screen, warning screen and game info. I think that config is quite similar to mame2003 and fba but still neither mame2003 nor fba shows this loading screens (even if there is a game like Samurai Shodown 5 (it's something like 60 MB) while SoR is maybe around 500 kB?
        Do you have any hint? :/

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          dankcushions Global Moderator @Melvin.FoX
          last edited by 19 Jan 2017, 10:10

          @Melvin.FoX https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/MAME#lr-mame2010-on-github

          Note: This emulator is considered experimental in RetroPie and has limited functionality. For example, only 2 players are supported.

          it shouldn't be showing that screen but needs someone to fix the code. it doesn't even support more than 2 players. i would just use a megadrive/genesis emulator for streets of rage.

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            columboscoat Banned @iCLint
            last edited by 19 Jan 2017, 10:19

            @iCLint Yeah I have the warning nag screen set to OFF on lr-mame2003 but they still display. Not a massive deal for me to be honest. As far as the game advice/warning screen from MAME goes I would leave that on as it will advise you of known non-working ROMs and direct you to one that actually works if it is in the same ROM set. Sorry I couldn't be of more help to you.

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              columboscoat Banned @dankcushions
              last edited by 19 Jan 2017, 10:22

              @dankcushions SOR on the Megadrive is superior to the arcade version, so I second this opinion.

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                Melvin.FoX
                last edited by 19 Jan 2017, 10:53

                @dankcushions I am building an arcade machine, not a megadrive clone console ;)
                My arcade stick has no more than 2 players so I don't mind having only 2 players. It would be great if there will be someone to have it fixed because I would like to make it as much "silent" as possible (so such a loading screen apart from the one that I already have instead of Press A to configure screen is out of the question). I'd rather like not to have SoR than to make it visible.

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                  edmaul69
                  last edited by 19 Jan 2017, 23:45

                  Im working on my mame 2010 as well. Any chance anybody can tell me where the file that has the nags and the dip switch settings are at?

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                    columboscoat Banned @edmaul69
                    last edited by 19 Jan 2017, 23:50

                    @edmaul69 just use TAB on your keyboard when the ROM has loaded. You should get a menu including dip-switch settings.

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                      columboscoat Banned @edmaul69
                      last edited by columboscoat 19 Jan 2017, 23:53

                      @edmaul69 If that doesn't work try going into the Retroarch menu, again when a ROM has loaded. Click on "Quick Menu" > "Options". I think, off the top of my head but it's there, somewhere.

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                        edmaul69 @columboscoat
                        last edited by 19 Jan 2017, 23:57

                        @columboscoat i know how to do all that. Im just trying to find the file/s.

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                          columboscoat Banned @edmaul69
                          last edited by columboscoat 19 Jan 2017, 23:58

                          @edmaul69 look in the mame2010 directory then. Sorry for disturbing you...

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                            columboscoat Banned @edmaul69
                            last edited by 20 Jan 2017, 00:01

                            @edmaul69 I actually know where they are but I'm not going to tell you because you have a poor attitude.

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                              edmaul69 @columboscoat
                              last edited by 20 Jan 2017, 00:03

                              @columboscoat your good. I looked in my mame-libretro2010 config folder i made, the original /mame-libretro/ config folder, the libretrocore/mame-libretro2010/ folder, the /emulators/retroarch/ folder and in the /configs/all/retroarch/ folder and i havent found anything.

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                                edmaul69
                                last edited by edmaul69 20 Jan 2017, 00:12

                                I also know that the retroarch-core-options.cfg has stuff but i found nothing listed under lr-mame-2010 and nothing pertaing to mame dipswitches for individual games. And if the nag screens are listed just under mame_current_skip_warnings/_gameinfo/__warnings then i have those all enabled and lr-mame2010 boots roms fine for me.

                                Ok so i can confirm the nag stuff is enabled and lr-mame2010 boots just fine. Even with streets of rage. Still no clue where dipswitch settings files are.

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                                  columboscoat Banned @edmaul69
                                  last edited by 20 Jan 2017, 00:32

                                  @edmaul69 They are in Retroarch GUI. I don't believe they can be manually configured on mame2010. Not on the Pi anyway. Ask dankcushions, one of the mods, he's the resident MAME officianado. The nenu should be accessed via the TAB on your keyboard. You clearly want some other way to access it. I'm afraid I can't help in that case.

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                                    Melvin.FoX
                                    last edited by 29 Jan 2017, 11:40

                                    Still is there any possibility to hide those flashing loading screen on the beggining so it looks like on mame2003 (the game just loads without anything)?

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                                      dankcushions Global Moderator @Melvin.FoX
                                      last edited by 29 Jan 2017, 14:56

                                      @Melvin.FoX sure, if someone codes it.

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                                        Melvin.FoX @dankcushions
                                        last edited by Melvin.FoX 29 Jan 2017, 21:18

                                        @dankcushions your answer means that you are taking me as an idiot. And probably you have already seen that I helped or try to help few persons with their problems which some of them haven't been that easy.
                                        What I am trying to say that your sarcastic answer was rude and on a forum like this one, moderators should represent some level of social competences and good manners.
                                        If moderators will treat this forum as a playground and post garbage posts than I highly doubt it will be any how useful in term of a next year or two.

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                                        • herb_fargusH
                                          herb_fargus administrators @Melvin.FoX
                                          last edited by herb_fargus 29 Jan 2017, 21:36

                                          @Melvin.FoX or it means that this is a community built on open source software and that if something doesn't yet exist in the code (such as removing the flashing screen on that game on lr-mame2010) anyone is welcome to code that function in (including you if you so desire).

                                          You're reading into things too much. But I'll defer to @dankcushions to clarify his intent if he wishes.

                                          If you read the documentation it will answer 99% of your questions: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/

                                          Also if you want a solution to your problems read this first: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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