I only did compilation, I have not tested the emulators yet!

@quicksilver Yeah I figured that out in the end thanks tho x

@Boa are you using the standalone mupen64plus or lr-mupen64plus?

@Heartless yeah that's what I figured. I suppose you could make changes to the mupen64plus.sh blacklist or one of the video plugin .ini files but that is a little above me.

@quicksilver That's true, that's the video I watched and yes it's innacurate. Thanks for the link. Is there any way to stretch the screen with mupen64plus ? Any way to change the resolution ?

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

@tr3v0r If you're just a beginner, then I suggest you use RGUI and the auto-configuration produced for RetroArch and don't edit any files. Use the 'Core input remapping' (see docs) to change the RetroPad controls.

@dankcushions thanks. Is there a way I can override the launch scripts?

I set my video mode, for standard mupen64plus, here. /opt/retropie/configs/n64 Open mupen64plus.cfg, scroll down to ... [Video-General] Fullscreen = True ScreenWidth = 320 ScreenHeight = 240 VerticalSync = False AspectRatio = True That is what I use for 240p on a CRT. On a LCD, change the screen size to whatever you want it to be. This works for all N64 games.

I found this thread that seems to contain the answer: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/17650/dualshock-controllers-on-4-4-with-3b/35

All solved and work as expected after modifying mupen64plus.cfg from: # Controller configuration mode: 0=Fully Manual, 1=Auto with named SDL Device, 2=Fully automatic mode = 2 to: # Controller configuration mode: 0=Fully Manual, 1=Auto with named SDL Device, 2=Fully automatic mode = 1 I have done my own mapping, at the end:

@bluedevil9754 said in Errors are logged to /dev/shm/runcommand.log after selecting default emulator: Any leads into what I might be missing? Yes, a couple The N64 emulator is installed from within the RetroPie-Setup script, not with the procedure you described. The Errors are logged to ... message is a generic runcommand information message and doesn't mean an error has occurred, but in the event of an error, this is where it would be logged. RetroPie setup already sets up one of the N64 Emulators ( I think Mupen64 ), so you don't have to install anything, especially macOS binaries that don't run on a RetroPie. Make sure your ROM is valid and try removing any game resolutions you've set, it seems the problem is from your TV not accepting the resolution you set.