I'm really looking forward to your guys first impression when you finally get yours

@trapexit Your the Author of the 3DO Emulation for the Pi , well I have to tip my hat to you , o love 3DO and it's a dream to be able to play it running very well on another console ... main reason why I upgraded to a Pi 4 It's ok if you have no idea about the reload situation , whenever you have the extra time , maby a solution will come to mind one day soon ;) I appreciate your work and really enjoy this Emulation

@arcadez2003 Thank you for informing me Really appreciate that I will try it on Mame2003 plus

@Krakatoa If you are interested, I got other systems working too PS1 games: SSH into \home\RetroPie-Setup\scriptmodules\libretrocores\ Find lr-pcsx-rearmed.sh Open it with Notepad ++ Change the section to be like this: function sources_lr-pcsx-rearmed() {gitPullOrClone "$md_build" github.com/SindenLightgun/pcsx_rearmed.git} Now go into EmulationStation, or SSH into your box (sudo /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh) Go into Options>RPSETUP Manage packages>Manage main packages>lr-pcsx-rearmed>Remove Then do an update from source. Now when you launch PS1 games, go into Quick Menu, then in Options select Pad 1 Type = guncon When that has finished then you load lr-pcsx-rearmed as your emulator as usual. Then on the menu under options you can change Pad 1 Type to "guncon". Tested on Elemental Gearbolt, Time Crisis I and II and it works well. However, some games are not working, Die Hard/Die Hard 2, Lethal Enforcers I and II. For NES, got into Retroarch Quick Menu Change Port 1 binds device type to "Zapper" Map Wiimote buttons same as on Dreamcast example In Quick Menu, enable "lightgun settings" then go to Options and change Zapper Mode to "Touchscreen" save configs and restart For SNES, similar to NES, but when launching a game, when the splashscreen for NES comes up, press the button on your controller to bring up the launch menu Change the emulator for the rom to "lr-SNES9x" When Retroarch loads, go to main menu inputs Go to Port 2 Binds Select SuperScope Map trigger, alt fire like before In Quick Menu, check lightgun mode "touchscreen" Master System, same as NES Port 1 - MS Light Phasrer In Quick menu turn on show cross hair touchscreen mode save game mappings Megadrive/Genesis: Set port 2 binds to "MD Menacer" Same settings elsewhere (i.e. touchscreen) Still not bad progress!

@FRAQATTAQ said in Light gun does not work for most games: Guide used: Wagner tech talk Could you provide a link to the guide, please? Emulator: emulation station / retropie / mame Emulation Station and Retropie are not emulators, and Retropie supports a number of different MAME versions. See here for a list. Which one did you try? The default MAME of the official Retropie image is lr-mame2003 which uses the romset of MAME 0.78. You can see the emulator used (and change it) in the Runcommand Launch Menu. You'll need the right romset for your MAME version, other romset will probably fail or cause problems. See lArcade and Validating, Rebuilding, and Filtering ROM Collections for more information about that.

Okay, thanks. I'll wait until the official version of Retropie for the Pi4 is released before I look into more lightgun games. They're less than 5% of my games anyway.

Worth it not to have to worry about a sensor bar. I'm getting them for my arcade, but would also like to use them for my computer. Moving the sensor bar around could cause problems with the wire.

@mitu Thank you very much for the Link , Very Helpful and Up to date So a simply answer is It doesn't work Properly at the moment we're waiting on an update on fixes

@BGallagherLA said in Still no light gun support for SMS??: Also randomly, do you have any idea when Retropie support for Pi 4 will be ready? There's no deadline and support is on-going, so .. 'when it's ready'.

Thank you @mitu That worked, I needed to throw in a --disable-x11 too: CFLAGS="-O2 -march=armv8-a+crc -mtune=cortex-a72 -mfpu=neon-fp-armv8 -mfloat-abi=hard -ftree-vectorize -funsafe-math-optimizations" ./configure --prefix=/opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch --disable-sdl --enable-sdl2 --disable-oss --disable-al --disable-jack --disable-qt --disable-pulse --enable-opengles --disable-videocore --disable-vulkan --disable-wayland --enable-kms --enable-egl --enable-floathard --enable-neon --disable-x11 I may have got rid of the --prefix bit, I can't quite remember now. Appreciate the help. Mr Lightgun

I belive I found someone who is interested in helping out this light gun community By willing to make a PS1 Crosshair Graphics output for the pcsx-rearmed Not sure what to do now , he needs answers to questions that only mr LightGun could provide answer to , ... I emailed Mr LightGun and and haven't heard back from yet , but one of these days he will get around to messaging me I'm sure , but this is amazing news and potential hope for playing PS1 games with a Crosshair :) .... I'm excited

Update 2: What a rollercoaster! So I made some guesses on the joystick ID (above), and got advmame to start long enough to let me map controls. I pulled the trigger, and found it was showing up as j5. I wiggled the gun around, and it showed up as j4. Armed with that knowledge, I went back into advmame-1.4.rc and updated those lines. Back into duck hunt and... SUCCESS! Sort of. I had movement, and it didn't drift, but it also was clearly moving in 4 directions. Like a joystick. So I went back to gunconf, set the gun for mouse mode, and went back into AdvMame. Nothing worked (which I expected), but I was able to do that mapping trick and learn that both buttons and movement was showing up as j6. I made the appropriate changes to the rc file, and.. nothing. Buuuuut, I did learn something about how the rc files works, so I decided to throw caution to the wind and make some changes. I went back into the rc and set it up this way again: device_mouse raw device_raw_mousedev[0] /dev/input/mouse0 device_raw_mousedev[1] /dev/input/mouse1 device_raw_mousedev[2] /dev/input/mouse2 device_raw_mousedev[3] /dev/input/mouse3 device_raw_mousetype[0] ps2 device_raw_mousetype[1] ps2 device_raw_mousetype[2] ps2 device_raw_mousetype[3] ps2 I set the lightgun mapping back to "auto", and fired up duckhunt again, and it was a QUALIFIED SUCCESS! The lightgun is now working (as in, it moves in the right direction at the right time), but there is clearly a calibration and/or sensitivity issue. The gun functions inside a very small area, which I suspect is about the resolution of duckhunt, rather than the resolution of the monitor. I attempted to calibrate inside of duckhunt, but that's a frustrating experience since the crosshairs bounce all over the place, and I can only guess where I'm supposed to be aiming. Hardly ideal for what I'm trying to make happen here. I am going to re-calibrate in 4:3 using gunconf, and then play with the sensitivity settings to see if I can get it to match up.

@IntoShadows said in Adding a light gun collection option\button to the showcase theme: I'm currently using the "Wolfanoz ArcadeOnly 32GB" image Third party images are not supported here.

@backstander Never has purple been so perfectly personified.