@YFZdude , Read your post. Didn't know there was a 3D option. I had some Yellow/Blue glasses laying around and tested them. They are from a "Konig electronics" 2d to 3d video converter. As you know, these glasses are not perfect, but It worked quite well on a normal monitor i must say. The palette does not work in "anaglyph 3d modus". It all seems to be"white-ish". I will also try my 3D TV with shutterglasses. Seems all the 3d options are there !

@gderber I just relized that I don't have a computer powerful enough to test this. Good luck getting it to work!

I counldn't figure out how to use drastic, so I used Ir-dusume 2015 instead, which works great and is 10x easier to use.

Thank you. That's actually in the works.

@mitu said in Can you change the Virtual Boy color?: @Jiryn said in Can you change the Virtual Boy color?: Is that the command-X quick key when in game? Yes, that's how you access it. There should be an Options menu entry in the list, enter it (A) and then you can change that option (use the D-Pad). After setting it, just exit and restart the game. EDIT: you also change the palette to B&W (instead of black and red) from the same Options menu. Thank you so much!

@TechNovice the biggest thing I would have changed is I would not have used melamine wood, however, then it would not have been a "recycled" project. The angled edges of the melamine cuts like of SOB. Also, Paint adherence has been problematic. I would have also figured out a better method of attached the bezel/plexi where it could be removed without removing the entire monitor for cleaning. Third, the nintendo logo on the marquee is a bit too big, so I had to use double stick tape to secure the marquee instead of a bezel mount. That I can fix, I just need to make a new graphic.

The message about the controller being detected / configured means that RetroArch starts ok. Can you try and enable verbose logging from the Runcommand launch menu when running the game, then exit the game and copy the /dev/shm/runcommand.log file over. Post it's contents on pastebin.com to take a look at what might be the error. You'll probably need to enable SSH and use WinSCP to copy that file, since it's not available via file shares.

@PlayingKarrde I have it set up, I just can't figure out how to properly call the Favorites and Last Played menus. I'm kind of fumbling around in the dark with Qt, but it is 90% functional. I'm sure you could probably recreate it, but if you would like what I've done, you are welcome to it.

@A-big-nerd https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Nintendo-DS

@AP1XABAN said in NES Themed Arcade (PICS): that NES joystick/pad looks nuts!! You put my thoughts perfectly into words. 😆

@mitu This makes sense. Oh well, I'm just glad it's not something I was doing wrong. Thank you!

In order for the Switch to be running on any single boards computer you would have to wait for a Pi 10 to have the actual CPU and GPU power to run the games or spend almost 400$ for the nvidia jetson tx2.

@Dwarfboysim said in Donkey Kong 64 Question: @quicksilver I have found the others re-adjust the camera constantly and make it very jerky. I noticed the jerky camera with gles2n64 but gliden64 seemed perfectly smooth to me. When was the last time you update mupen64plus?

@mitu Thanks for the reply

@MajorDangerNine It's this topic.

thanks! first one Ive ever done.

@massproduce201 you need to install the retroarch cia from their downloads page. You might even have to copy the retroarch directory structure to the root of your sd card. Not really a retropie question though, so I'd direct you to the libretro forums. They'll have the info you need. Edit: read this https://gbatemp.net/threads/retroarch-emulation-thread-nightly-builds-included.400913/

I used PlastiKote on mine, came out well. Some pics from a while back, and was a tight fit inside...