@sugarfree wow, its amazing how you just solved my problem with only two lines of code. Thank you so much, words fail to express the relief you just brought me lol

@mitu Ah, good to know. Might be handy in the future.

Changing the image to 64 bit resolved all the building issues, so after running the RetroSetup script, no errors were logged.

The .cfg is written when emulator starts based on the device detection order. Plug in first the Logitech controller and then the other 2 SNES clones and see if it that puts the Logitech controller as Player 1.

Either way, check you connection to github.com - that's the reason the installation is not working.
If you run manually one of the git commands, what error do you get ?

git clone --recursive --depth 1 --branch master https://github.com/mupen64plus/mupen64plus-core

I have to apologise - I got the same error! Was caused by a recent change: https://github.com/mupen64plus/mupen64plus-ui-console/commit/e147b94f3c82866a42e3f72820e73c441158e7d5#comment

it has been reverted following discussion here: https://github.com/mupen64plus/mupen64plus-ui-console/pull/61

Please try again and it should work.

@retropieuser555 Superb - hopefully I've got a good one then!

@retropieuser555 said in Mupen64 Plus Next 2.1 Incoming:

@akamming heya I just did an update at source and it doesn't seem to have this issue? Maybe try updating now?

sorry for late reaction. I reported an issue on gliden64 and it turns out this issue occurs with FB Emu off on PAL games. so now using USA roms and then it works fine. Will hopefully be fixed in a future release.

@ustix Please open a new topic and provide details of your setup (see pinned topics).

@Brunnis he actually just added the option: https://github.com/libretro/mupen64plus-libretro-nx/issues/72 (not sure which branch, but i'm sure you'll figure it out)

Here are some settings for Conker's Bad Fur Day:
~mupen64plus.cfg

[Video-Rice] #This will fix the colored black tail and a few other things. Sometimes this setting isn't found in the cfg. #I think it loads only hi-res textures for when there are far away objects it would load lo-res. LoadHiResTextures = True #This will fix the transparency of the fence. NormalAlphaBlender = True

It might be possible to add these to the .ini files for the specific game. But I'm going to move on to other things for a while and probably won't get back to this. There are some settings that improve performance and I don't know exactly which ones these were, I could post my entire plugin configuration if someone wanted it. The setting for the dancing toadstools remains to be found, maybe I imagined it.

And here are two settings for Starcraft 64:
~mupen64plus.cfg

[Video-GLideN64] #The game fails without this, however it slows down the menus immeasurably. BackgroundsMode = 1 #FBinfo needed for scroll updates in-game, however the logos at the beginning are no longer able to be seen. DisableFBInfo = False

So yeah, that was it. Add the udev rule and trigger udev. Hey, the controller wiki really needs to be updated with the ps4 controller.

Thanks. I will check tonight. I think , I will just start from the beginning with Ubuntu anyway if that is more stable

@dankcushions said in Mupen-glide crashing:

@quicksilver no problem :) my understanding with a beefier power supply (eg, the official raspberry pi one), you can still use that case.

I wonder if that would even work. Like I said I never had issues with the lightning bolt icon showing up except while running cpu-burn (probably not many people running that). Only running mupen64-glide for long periods of time revealed that the nespi case was causing power fluctuations. All other emulators seemed to run fine and I have been using the case for over two months now. There are probably a lot of people who think that by making the lightning bolt icon go away that they have solved their voltage issues with the nespi case, but I would bet that they havent actually solved it.

@carnagepie781 Depends. You haven't shared ANY details about your setup. You could be running the fastest, misconfigured PC, or a Raspbery Pi Zero. We have no idea, so anyone that replies has to make a LOT of assumptions. Please read the forum rules and post the required details from here.

@sonicsheppard said in Mupen64 black screen:

Might be the same issue reported here? - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/13269/segmentation-faults-with-mupen64plus-after-update

Yep, I think it's the same, same video plugins crash to EmulationStation, same video plugins black screen and only sound...

omg! I'm blind...sorry. I see it now. @BuZz @dankcushions thank you thank you!

@quicksilver if you change show fps to false and save as soon as you start a game it changes back