@joemommasfat the wavebeam palette has been updated on Oct. 1: https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?p=1278210&sid=2c1592ad8deb319edb55e150df8730b2#p1278210

i don't really have time at the moment to get the color codes, and the way i did it last time was very tedious. if you're still around and willing to do another pull request for fceumm, that would be much appreciated. ifnot, i will most likely have time to put it together this coming weekend.

@herb_fargus Did you come across this from Hacker News ?

Here is the link to the Research paper @ Cornell University : https://arxiv.org/abs/1707.03908

@darknior I don't think our script is what you need then. You might want to look into Skyscraper that muldjord is working on. I can't remember if he ever added the ability to use our synopsis or not, but he was willing to do it.

The script that meleu's been tweaking does it all. There's no way to just convert the synopsis.txt files to xml files with it. Even if there were, I don't know how this would save you any time.

I'm afraid that you're going to end up spending tons of time making xml files that you don't need to. It really doesn't take that long to follow the instructions and set up your media correctly. You can then run the script and let the pi make every gamelist.xml for every system that it currently handles. It would take about 16 hours on a Pi Zero and would probably be much quicker on a Pi 3.

Not bad, considering if I were to do it all by hand it would probably take me 2 or 3 thousand hours to write them.

It's up to you though. :)

@robotechvfx I'm sorry, deleting the srm file solved the problem for me. I suggest you to double check that you deleted the actual srm file that your Mario Adventure rom is using, that is, the one with the exact same name.

@pjft Thanks. I'll give that a try.

@used2berx The Castlevania: The Holy Relics homebrew is pretty good, if you enjoyed the original, then you'll certainly like this one.

@ruckage said in How to put a Pi Zero in a NES-controller, no 3d casing.:

@zippiz said in How to put a Pi Zero in a NES-controller, no 3d casing.:

Thanks for the link, what link should I use for your theme in my video?

You can just link to the main topic for the theme if that's okay: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/8391/cardboard-mini-nes-nes-mini-and-famicom-mini-themes

Sure, Im going to use this https://goo.gl/57ugoc =)

So anybody?

Is it even worth a try, to add SD in Pi3, run the script and (???) remove reboot from it... would that download the script and then install in at the next boot?

@zippiz you shouldnt ever duplicate threads. The mods will move it when they come across it.

@dragonsparks i found a big name site that sells tons of knockoffs with them.

This is great! I actually have an empty PlayChoice 10 dual monitor cab that I want to look and feel like a real dual cab, with the instructions/ menus permanently on the top monitor. I'm also using a PC instead of a Pi. This is is sort of possible with PC MAME, but of course only one game at a time. I'd also rather use an NES emu instead of MAME because some PC10 games don't play properly in MAME. Any chance this can be modified to work on a PC instead of Pi and also always be displayed on top of the game play screen?

necro post but just wondering if these found their way to the libretro thumbnails repo?

https://github.com/libretro-thumbnails/libretro-thumbnails

might be worth looking into as it seems both sfc and nes are incompllete thus far

@magostinelli kindly check my comments on github

@Carraudio

That is the only thing that doesn't work. It was acting odd so I switched it to just single player

I was just curious. Not that useful of a feature really. I think most of the times anyone wants to play 2 players would be at the same time and not taking turns.

A single dance pad can't be used even to get half of the Power Pad because the center square on dance pads is not active. Assuming the Power Pad works inside like a Konami dance pad, the sensors are analog (pressure sensitive resistance), so you can't just hook up the guts to a PI, and you need a microcontroller with 12 analog pins. I don't know if the Power Pad's digital electronics can work with the PI's 3.3v GPIOs. A full solution for the Power Pad 12 button side is to overlap TWO dance pads and use bleeding edge fceumm libretro core: https://www.instructables.com/Playing-NES-Power-Pad-Games-in-Emulation/

@jay81uk unless you want to start manually erasing files

@mediamogul said in SNES Controller works in all Consoles except for NES?:

Looks like that's it. Delete those two lines and you should be good.

that did it! very much appreciated