@soda-inc said in How do I enable force feedback / rumble?:

Also, I found some old posts which indicated that the Retropie Kernel might not be setup for controller vibration support.

There's no RetroPie kernel and there's no special configuration that disables controller vibration support (as you've noticed with N64).

When starting a PS1 game, check if you have 'Enable Vibrarion' in the Core settings and also set the Pad 1 Type to Dualshock.

nevermind, i think i fixed it by removing a custom video mode from the menu that appears whe you press A at launching

Hey there,

maybe you have a Tipp for me.

I am playing arround with my PI 4.
I installed Retropie 4.7. and updated to 4.7.9 yesterday.

I have installed Mario64 in default Emulator.
Running good.

The I have installed the SM64PC Version.
Also is running good.

Then I haved installed die SM64EX Version with sm64redrawn-master
I have tried in different ways.
Also with - git checkout 685efc81c

Mario is starting, but it is unplayable slow. Audio is also lagging.

Have you any tipps for me? Have I forgottend something. I have read some post, that I have to enable opengl options???

I have done:

sudo apt install build-essential git python3 libaudiofile-dev libglew-dev libglfw3-dev libusb-1.0.0 libsdl2-dev

git clone --single-branch --branch nightly https://github.com/sm64pc/sm64ex.git

Copy Mario Rom + redawn package to
<pre>sm64ex
┗ build
┗ us_pc
┗ res
┗ gfx
┣ actors
┣ levels
┗ textures</pre>

rm -rf build

And startet the Game with
#!/bin/bash
/home/pi/sm64ex/build/<ROM=REGION>_pc/sm64.us.f3dex2e.arm %U

Do you know why is the game so slow and the normal PC Version running good?

Thanks you!

@dankcushions @mitu Nevermind, I figured out the problem. I didn't configure it right. My apologies for bumping posts.

@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

@goobatroopa gles2n64 saves the day. Thank you very much for your assistance @quicksilver

Never mind... it appears updating works.

@anarchobyron use jstest to find out which button is what and then edit the config file to replicate it for the 64 emulator. There's plenty of info on jstest of you Google it, as well as how to manually edit config files to define your own controller buttons.

Same problem here;-(
Hope someone has a solution soon, tried all the steps but no video rice entry in the config file.