If you can install Linux on it, it might work, but support for a new platform is not trivial to add in RetroPie. The device seems similar to the Vero4k hardware supported by OSMC, which is supported (to a certain extent) by RetroPie.

After doing a bunch of random stuff I give up. I'm 99% sure at this point you can't assign individual roms different values from mupen64plus.cfg [Video - Rice]

@indecks The format is totally different, it will not work.
Unrelated, but we try to keep this forum an all ages place, can you try and 'talk' normally ? Thank you.

thank you
its greatly apreciated !

@saccublenda said in Mario 64 Hacks:

It works ok on lr-parallel-n64.

Ok, I take this back. :D
After updating lr-parallel-n64 from source (to fix the not saving core options bug) Last Impact crashes as soon as Mario gets near to the file save doors.

https://pastebin.com/Sybvxe7a

@SumavisionQ5 said in Born for arcade hacks - FBA4S905&RPi 0.2 is released.:

For more infomation, please visit my fork: [removed]

If you'd like to advertise your FBAlpha fork, please remove any infringing/ROM links from your project's pages, as per the forum rules. Thank you.

@Capeman Installed it, and played Kirby for the first time. Looks good, works like a charm! Thanks for sharing it :)

@markwkidd said in I forked 2 arcade emulator cores and added many hacks from HBMAME.:

We've discussed in mame2003-plus that it would be good to only add hacks and homebrews that bring meaningful changes from the versions of games that are already supported.

Some games seem to have dozens and dozens of different hacks that only make minor changes like enabling a certain cheat. That is what we realized when we were working together before.

In other words, we're willing to add 3 or 4 hacked versions of a game -- if the hacks are interesting -- but not 20 or 40.

If there are some "Best of HBMAME" hacks and homebrews in your fork that are compatible with mame2003-plus then let's try to work together to add them.

For now I spend most of my time trying to port all hacks from HBMAME of PC to my HBMAME2003 Plus and M.B.A mini Plus since we have no port of HBMAME for SBC. I have ported about 2 thousands of hacks from HBMAME. And I also decrypt and offer some hacks from a commerical emulator named YouJu. Maybe later when I am free I will try to choose some valuable hacks and add them to MAME2003 plus.

Nevermind i figured it out. The guide dosen't it make it noob clear that after you have built your own version you still have to actually move the binary to the appropriate folder but as i said in the end i figured it out :)

@darknior Haha....

I actually do a few things in paint still myself. If I have to move an image slightly to get rid of a bad edge or resize it slightly that's the quickest way for me.

I actually recommend Paint.NET though. It was real easy for me to pick up and there's a huge fan community that makes a lot of helpful extensions. I've used some of these extensions for altering the perspective to make really bad angled box and cart shots look like they were taken directly head on.

Made a HUGE difference when I could get a 1500x2100 image off of ebay and change the perspective to have an amazing HQ image instead of using some 300x425 image with a beat up box and a sticker on it that I found on some random gamer site.

@robotechvfx I'm sorry, deleting the srm file solved the problem for me. I suggest you to double check that you deleted the actual srm file that your Mario Adventure rom is using, that is, the one with the exact same name.

This is just about the coolest hack ever! Get ready to play Super Mario Bros the same way you play Mario Wii.... by inadvertently killing your co-op partner ever 30 seconds! This is just awesome and so much fun! It gets really hard on later levels! Google this on romhacking.net!

@MadRikXIV if you remove the mic chip and capacitor on the original board you could rewire that volume slider on the board to be used