@sirhenrythe5th Yes, that's what I have. Just won't play under lr-flycast
@sleve_mcdichael Redream plays it with no problems! Thanks.

@Crush said in Redream on x86_64:

@sleve_mcdichael would it still help you if i test that now that @BuZz will fix the tags?

Buzz will probably take care of it but it might get you up and running sooner if you don't want to wait for the fix to push through. I think 64bit is probably is the right flag to use here; looking at the other modules it's only used a couple of times, but it is used outside this particular module, while x86_64 is not (not as a module_flag, anyway. Its use for other things like as a platform identifier in this same module is still fine, I think.)

pi@retropie:~/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules $ grep -rni . -e module_flags | grep -e 64 ./supplementary/splashscreen.sh:16:rp_module_flags="noinstclean !all rpi !osmc !xbian !aarch64" ./libretrocores/lr-dolphin.sh:18:rp_module_flags="!all 64bit" ./libretrocores/lr-kronos.sh:18:rp_module_flags="!arm !aarch64" ./libretrocores/lr-uae4arm.sh:18:rp_module_flags="!all arm aarch64" ./libretrocores/lr-mupen64plus.sh:18:rp_module_flags="!aarch64" ./libretrocores/lr-mupen64plus-next.sh:18:rp_module_flags="" ./emulators/mupen64plus.sh:18:rp_module_flags="sdl2" ./emulators/redream.sh:17:rp_module_flags="noinstclean !all gles31 aarch64 x86_64" ./emulators/np2pi.sh:17:rp_module_flags="sdl1 !all rpi !aarch64" ./emulators/dolphin.sh:18:rp_module_flags="!all 64bit" ./ports/solarus.sh:18:rp_module_flags="!aarch64" ./ports/love.sh:18:rp_module_flags="!aarch64" ./ports/love-0.10.2.sh:18:rp_module_flags="!aarch64"

@testudo said in Hydro Thunder (Dreamcast / Flycast):

I replaced the redream scriptmodule with x_86 version you linked and success! My option to add Redream was red in the Experimental emulator list and replacing the script fixed that.

Great! It looks like the x86 version is 64-bit specifically, so I changed it just a little more:

https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/3521

s1eve-mcdichae1 created this issue in RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup closed redream.sh: add for x86_64 builds. #3521

@sirhenrythe5th from this thread I've only just discovered chd files. Yikes this is going to save me. Alot of disk space! Thanks!

I don't know the technical details, but the impression I got from reading discussions is that the NAOMI issue is due to something with RetroPie specifically and is currently being investigated.

The Virtua Cop 2 issue with freezing upon firing with a lightgun is isolated to the libretro port of current Flycast, and it doesn't seem that the issue is being investigated.

Works now...thanks for all.

@lostless Thanks! I will have to look into that!
It's amazing what you did with your PlayStation theme you've made. I'm a huge fan of it. :)

I am looking for an older lr-flycast core for RPi3 B+ , if anyone has it, please share it. Thanks.

@dankcushions Thanks for the quick response. Kind of sad that it's the effect of video transfer and not an improvement to the game itself. But I'll try that configuration change to see what it does for the game! I appreciate it.

@sirhenrythe5th wow i didnt know that ;D

Reset the core options in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-core-options.cfg by deleting the lines starting withreicast_.

@mitu I will try that, thank you !!!!

@drdave79 For a minute I thought you were trying to extract a Naomi/Atomiswave rom and ended up with files in that naming scheme. Whoops! Glad you could figure it out.

@derekr resizing to 512x512 seems to have fixed a lot of the issues. Another one that I came across was that the ".PNG" extension of a couple of my files was capitalized. Make sure that your files use the lowercase ".png" extension.

@romhackfanatic Yeah bangai-o stuttering is usually a lack of bios. You just need to download the dc bios, create a dc folder in retropie's bios folder, and then put dc_boot and dc_flash inside it.

@mitu Worked!

Aha! I see it was failing to find the BIOS - I didn't consider that because literally every other game has worked perfectly. dc_boot.bin and dc_flash.bin were both in there, but they were the wrong files. Have now replaced them and everything's peachy. Cheers for the tip :)

@goombah111 I'm using lr-flycast and sonic adventures 2 runs well on it.