@mitu Wasn't sure if removing the override would break anything. Removed it today and its working fine. Thanks.

It's quite fun to change a sound file and use it for the achievements. I use the gameboy Pokemon levelling up sound, I won't link to it as it's copyrighted I'm sure, but it's easy enough to find a wav or mp3 to convert online

@meleu That's a great find! Just tested it on retroarch on my Mac and it works nicely, even managed to change the sound file thanks to you!

I can't remember but I think I might be running retroarch 1.9 on my pi4 anyway as I manually updated a while back. I'll have a check next time I use it, Thanks again!

Last time I tried, I couldn't get either a controller or a keyboard to work with RGUI. I'll try again. Thanks.

Oh, I forgot to mention...

To play ColecoVision with blueMSX core you'll also have to get the BIOS, as pointed out in the docs: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Colecovision/#lr-bluemsx-bios

I've updated the OP with this info.

@driagonv Don't use save_on_exit for playing with re-maps, use the RGUI/RA Menu to Save Core Remap - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/RetroArch-Configuration/#core-input-remapping.

Just in case someone here can understand Portuguese, I was interviewed for RetroAchievements-related podcast and talked about the history of how the cheevos feature was implemented on RetroArch, the backstages of RetroAchievements, my gamer life and other curiosities.

@cyperghost said in Achievements for Atari 2600 games:

HaHa ;) If this would be made than I think @mediamogul has no excuse for trying this in hardcore mode.

How else am I supposed to get the hardcore 'Rage Quit' achievement? It would be funny to have an achievement that registers an exit from the game within a small window of time. It could be called, 'Eh.... no. I don't think so.'

@meleu said in Retroachievements Help:

I replied your other topic, and gonna repost here:
I think you can get some inspiration in this thread here:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/11793/gpio-triggered-by-retroachievements

That's really amazing and easy to do as you already presented a good solution :D

@mitu Great!! adding the hardcore mode, leaderboards work!!! thanks!

@meleu like a genki-dama, I'm sending my energy and good vibes to you. Thanks

Anything Futurama = WIN :)

Thank you very much for this awesome idea.
"Copy all ROMs that have cheevos to a directory."
Can we have a option to move the "cheevonated" (cheevolized? :D) roms to another folder?
And add Cheevos requirements on the cheevos screen?

@meleu nice job. it's good.

@muehltime I agree! It's very funny.

The RetroAchievements are amazing because of the work of many people, but I would like to name two guys who did and do most of the hardwork to make it happen.

Scott - the RetroAchievements boss. leiradel - the guy who implemented RetroAchievements support in RetroArch.

I also would like to say a big thank you to all cheevos developers around that site. I love all of them! <3 I think that developing cheevos is tedious task, but the results are very cool!

If you guys would like support the two projects that make this happen, here are the links for donations:

RetroAchievements patreon link libretro/RetroArch patreon link

@meleu Ooh, that's nifty. I bet I could use this to trigger some kind of popup that's more akin to what you'd see on a PlayStation or X-Box.

@orymer
If you do have a retroachievements.org account, you might try logging into their website. Seams like I had this issue once but went away after doing this.

Here is the documentation about RetroAchievements
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/RetroAchievements

@meleu Thanks. Good resource!

@meleu No, it's not zipped. It's just an SMC file.