@ectoone said in Freeplay Theme: @rxbrad I think the latest stable version is available here: https://github.com/jrassa/EmulationStation/releases/tag/continuous Thanks... I was able to grab ES v2.7.4 (Feb 2017 build) with that link, which is better than the v2.2.0 that I was only able to find on my own. Interesting how the horizontal-wheel carousel apparently works on that build (was added late-January I think), but not the official build that came with Retropie v4.4 in April.

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@sammyboy I wish I had an answer. I saw your other post about a DIY 14 way. Not sure everyone knows that terminology, but it is a fascinating idea. I know a lot of people in the mechanical keyboard world who use a teensy and open source software to build mech keyboards, but that does not solve for your analog needs. I am surprised someone hasn't tried to do this before. If you could pull it off in a small enough form-factor you could have a sellable project kit.

@herb_fargus can you help me with my pigrrl thread

so guys i had problems with the GPIOnext and the waveshare driver that i had. They both used pins at the same time. Thanks mholgatem the programmer of the program he gave me some commands to type in,to configure the buttons with the right pins that are usable. So guys i wired this thing just with the single purpose of using pins who are not used and dont damage the raspberry or the display . So the commands are with my ports . MY SETTINGS [ sudo python3 /home/pi/GPIOnext/config_manager.py --pins 3,5,22,10,7,29,31,32,33,35,36,37,38,40 gpionext set pins 3,5,22,10,7,29,31,32,33,35,36,37,38,40 gpionext reload sudo reboot //if you soldered your wires to different ports you can add them in the line down below ! [ sudo python3 /home/pi/GPIOnext/config_manager.py --pins 29,31,32,33,35,36,37,38,40 gpionext set pins 29,31,32,33,35,36,37,38,40 gpionext reload sudo reboot ]

@AlexMurphy said in Pocket PiGRRL image won't boot: @basteluwe You are asking RetroPie why their image works and a third party modified image doesn't? You would really need to address your query to adafruit whose image it is. No, I'm not asking Retropie! I'm asking experianced guys here at this forum for advice! But forget it. I used the basic package and did the changes manually myself. So, problem solved (for me at least).

Thank you for your reply. I'll see what I can do tonight.