@UDb23 Complete Artwork Pack for Frenzy created: in addition to the previous overlay it includes:

new Overlay for Integer Scale ON (max scale @ 1080p)

rom splashscreen image ( thanks again @meleu for the implementation , see here )

Original game Flyer image for ES theme's detailed view (made for Carbon but should work with other themes)

Frenzy Artwork Pack can be downloaded here.

0_1481999607577_frenzy ovl is.jpg
0_1481999758699_frenzy-launching.jpg
0_1481999775986_frenzy-image.png

@BuZz point taken. Thanks again for your input

@backstander
:-))

@meleu Glad you like it.
Unfortunately due to limited space text is quite small. An alternative could be slightly reduce game area (integer scale) and, with a specific overlay, get more room to enlarge the moves and instructions.

@mviars
After you got the file pushed over to your RPi (I use FileZilla as my FTP client) and you're SSH'd into your RPI, do this:
unzip mooncresta_bo_udb.zip

mv mooncrst.zip.cfg mooncrsu.zip.cfg ~/RetroPie/roms/mame-libretro/

mkdir /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/overlays/arcade-bezels/

mv mooncrst.cfg mcresta_udb.png /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/overlays/arcade-bezels/

@Gee

Not a problem. Just don't take any back talk from those robots.

@mike-a RaspBear

@juice
Would you be willing to share this list of games? :)

@Rion Here you go !
Based on your list, FBA .39 resolutions calculated and added to Resolution Database: this is the updated link for download.
Added you in the readme file as source of the list ;-)

Some items in your list were not recognized by the program: for some of those I was able to find and add data manually, with some others no luck (e.g. 1942c64... *demo ... *frog ... *drumkit..). FBA resolution db still provides display info for 4132 games !

@dankcushions I was able to get Galaga to work by disabling the video driver. Apparently it was using a proprietory driver. That said I cannot get the sound to work. I will do a separate post on that issue.

OK, so this was helpful!

Turns out I had built by romset

Place your lr-Mame2010 ROMs in
/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/mame-libretro
Romset Used: .139

The directions said to put both lr-mame2003 and lr-mame2010 in the same mame-libretro folder. So It seems I just need to figure out how to default the emulator to lr-mame2010

@mediamogul I am going to try and test these this weekend before adding them all the list but it is a very good list indeed.

@dankcushions For info, I just installed Recalbox and tried doing the same with Bubble Bobble (using the autosave/autoload config), and in this caase it just won't load anything.

Hey @BrockBoyts

I'm using lr-fba-next with romset 0.173 (fba 0.2.97.38) in RetroPie 4.0.3 on a Raspberry Pi 3 and TMNT: Turtles In Time seams to run fine for me. I have both tmnt2.zip and tmnt2po.zip and they both work great.

I also have an unknown romset (I downloaded when I didn't realized you had to have romsets for different versions of MAME when I first installed RetroPie) that I'm using with lr-mame2003 and have 3 versions of TMNT: Turtles In Time and they all work fine as well.

Do you have a tmnt2.zip.cfg file in your ~/RetroPie/roms/mame-libretro/ directory by chance?
(or whatever your ROM file is with .cfg after it?)

If you haven't already, you might also try updating the RetroPie-Setup script and then update lr-mame2003 to the newest binary.

@suprjami thanks. yeah, since there's no stipulation of overclocks in the compatibility list, i think they really need a separate column for pi zero.

@Floob said in lr-mame2003 .cfg Files:

You can always try a command like this to show files changed in last 5 mins.
find /home -type f -mmin -5

Thanks. The find command was most helpful and I'll be sure to use it with any similar issues moving forward. It turns out that the location is not hardcoded and that a 'mame2003' folder is generated within whatever folder you have your roms. I keep the Mame 0.78 rom set in a folder inside the 'arcade' folder, so bingo bango, there it was.

Thanks again.