@dankcushions Thank you for the reply. I figured it was something like that. What is the best way to delete all core overrides at once? Using the retoarch menu or by deleting a specific config file? Thanks for your help.

This is a known issue that'll be fixed once this PR is merged; when merged, you'll need to use emulationstation-dev until the patch is also applied to the stable branch.

@mitu It does actually makes sense. Thanks for the advice!

@granderjoree Looking at the Carbon theme, I think it's enough to create another folder with the collection name, with the same structure as a system folder.- For instance, copy the snes folder from the theme folder to your collection name folder (i.e. megaman), then modify the art (.svg) files inside the art subfolder with the images you want.

@mitu said in retroarch configs..: config_save_on_exit = false that was it - thank you!

@roycebryan You can certainly do that (using a cfg file for each ROM). Using the Core input mapping and creating an remap per game would be similar - the config file would saved in the RetroArch overrides folder.

@mikeylikesit33 said in RetroArch GUI on my Hotkey?: No idea what was wrong, as the CFG's were still all the same as before I upgraded my Retropie per Ultraedit File Compares... but there was something funky somewhere. As glad as I am for you that your problem is solved, the nuclear way of solving it made sure that neither you nor we may learn what caused it.

@roslof Thanks. I was able to do the same thing. I guess the issue was only with mame2003. Thanks a lot for the confirmed values. I am using those and it works great.

@playgamemy said in PSX configuration "save on exit" or "save configuration" not working: Are there configuration file for retroarch that specify where configuration files should be saved? RetroPie uses the 'stock' settings - ~/.config/retroarch for game overrides and control remaps. It's not advisable to save the settings directly since it will save them over the core's config file (see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/RetroArch-Configuration/#config-hierarchy). If you want to edit the 'global' RetroArch config file, then add your options to the /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg file.

@barbudreadmon Well then the community owes you a big thanks for your time and effort buddy! I appreciate the offer, but I don't wanna put anymore on your plate, plus I have an alternate solution, and lastly, I don't have a github account anyway haha. If you think its still worth to track and eventually fix though, I'll create a github account and add the issue in there.

Hmm... I recently updated as well and am seeing that my overlays now stretch over onto the game display when they didn't used to. But I am not using the aspect ratio indexing at all. My Frogger cfg for example: input_overlay = /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/overlays/arcade-bezels/Final_Arcade_Frogger.cfg input_overlay_enable = true input_overlay_opacity = 0.900000 input_overlay_scale = 1.000000 video_shader_enable = "true" video_shader = "~/.config/retroarch/shaders/crt-pi-curvature-vertical.glslp"

@mitu said in Installed RetroPie 4.4.1 on my build and Retroarch.cfg looks different?: The global retroarch.cfg has more than 21 lines. There should be a retroarch.cfg.rp-dist alonside, that is the default on 1st install. Copy that file over retroarch.cfg and it should be fine. Okay cool thanks, wonder where this other file came from and what all the extra configs do! I may have to keep this file to play with.

@quicksilver said in lr- core save/load states: I must have misunderstood, I thought it was the 360 controllers I appreciate the help. You're right we were talking about controllers but I also use an IPAC. Basically for old school you can use the arcade panel or you can plug in a wireless dongle and use controllers. Since it's separate input types it's pretty easy to get both working. I've haven't had many issues in the past. I just started with a new build on Tuesday from 4.3 and patched all the emulators and core items like RetroPie, ES and Retroarch up to snuff. I think it's something I patched but I am not sure if it's a bug or something I inadvertently did myself. Hopefully someone will have an idea where to look.

How do I install the latest version 2.21? I tried updating everything yesterday but my version number in the Amiberry "About" dialog shows only version 2.18. Also, when I navigate the Amiberry menu to select a file, the cursor moves extremely fast. It is almost impossible to select anything.

@thedatacereal If you're looking to create per-core configurations, the easiest is to do them in the RetroArch gui, then save them with Save Core Overrides. They'll be saved into the .config folder and they'll contain only the changed configuration options, much easier to read and maintain.

@caver01, Thanks for the idea! I'll give that try.

As a note, it looks like lsusb shows both controllers by retroarch is only listing one Under Device Index. I'm wondering if there's a way to force both to show?