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    Duration of splashscreens (runcommand)

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    • AlexMurphyA
      AlexMurphy Banned
      last edited by

      It's line 900 in the current runcommand.sh file. Just in case anyone has trouble finding it.

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      • herb_fargusH
        herb_fargus administrators @meleu
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        @meleu couldn't he just override that setting with a custom onstart script?

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        • meleuM
          meleu @herb_fargus
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          @herb_fargus not exactly override that setting, but he can repeat some already existent logic from runcommand in the onstart script to show the image. But I think it would be an ugly makeshift.

          Thought better: do you mean editing that line in runcommand.sh using some sed trick in the onstart script? Uhmmm. I think it's simpler and less ugly... :-)

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          • TMNTturtlguyT
            TMNTturtlguy @meleu
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            @meleu I just tried changing this value through ssh (putty) and it will not let me save as it says runcommand.sh is protected?

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            • AlexMurphyA
              AlexMurphy Banned @TMNTturtlguy
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              @TMNTturtlguy Did you use sudo nano /filepath/?

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              • meleuM
                meleu @TMNTturtlguy
                last edited by

                @TMNTturtlguy put sudo before the command you used to open the file.

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                • TMNTturtlguyT
                  TMNTturtlguy @meleu
                  last edited by

                  @meleu yup, dumb mistake...i know better than that. Sorry guys

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                  • BuZzB
                    BuZz administrators
                    last edited by

                    I have added a configuration option now via runcommand config.

                    To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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                    • TMNTturtlguyT
                      TMNTturtlguy @BuZz
                      last edited by

                      @BuZz if i update retropie will i get this update? thanks for adding this as an easy modification!

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                      • mediamogulM
                        mediamogul Global Moderator @Lukszgz
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                        @Lukszgz said in Duration of splashscreens (runcommand):

                        I want to place splashscreens which shows the buttons map compared to the original console after selecting the game but before starting it!

                        That's a great idea. I might do the same on my setup as well.

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                        • meleuM
                          meleu @Lukszgz
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                          @Lukszgz said in Duration of splashscreens (runcommand):

                          I want to place splashscreens which shows the buttons map compared to the original console after selecting the game but before starting it!

                          Would you mind in sharing your splashes with us?

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                            bobbycopter
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                            Awesome idea! I like to see those splashes too.

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                            • meleuM
                              meleu @BuZz
                              last edited by meleu

                              @BuZz I've updated the wiki accordingly. But I don't know where to host the image, then I'm using this one here in the forum:

                              0_1490801737241_runcommand_config.png

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                                xman73
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                                I've thought about this a couple weeks ago and this is a great idea! Just need some nice launch button mapping screens!

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                                  Lukszgz @meleu
                                  last edited by Lukszgz

                                  @meleu said in Duration of splashscreens (runcommand):

                                  @Lukszgz the file you wanna change is /opt/retropie/suplementary/runcommand.sh. Look for a line like this one:

                                  fbi -1 -t 2 -noverbose -a "$image" </dev/tty &>/dev/null
                                  

                                  Change the -t 2 argument with number of seconds you want. Be aware that any change you make will be lost after an update.

                                  Maybe @BuZz can consider adding this option in the runcommand config scriptmodule (since other users asked about how to do it before).

                                  Thank you so much! it worked like a charm! :)

                                  I had to override the chenges inside the pi, I couldn't do it via SSH. Nevertheless I am extremely grateful!!

                                  EDIT: I just noticed that "Controles" are "Controls" in English. Tomorrow I will modificate it and send again!

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                                    Lukszgz
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                                    0_1490819332131_launching - NES.png

                                    0_1490819360459_launching - Gameboy Advance v2.png

                                    I haven't time to work hard on this but will continue creating the splash screens as soon as possible if you like them ;)

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                                    • meleuM
                                      meleu @Lukszgz
                                      last edited by

                                      @Lukszgz Hey dude, you don't need to change it in the code anymore. Update your retropie setup and you'll get the option to change it using the runcommand config menu.

                                      Cheers.

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                                        xman73 @meleu
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                                        Bam, and it's done like that! Thanks @meleu !

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                                          bobbycopter @Lukszgz
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                                          @Lukszgz They are looking pretty cool! Though I was excepting they are showing the original controller as well as your actual controller with some sort of remapping arrows. Something like this (just a quick paint job as concept):

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                                          I think I will put this on my neverending to-do list. It's great for friends coming over who are not familiar with the button mapping. Thanks for the inspiration! :)

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