I just found this post and would love to know how to add custom art for the pokemon mini. And your artwork is great! Would you please let me know how to do it?

@driagonv

I'm afraid not at the moment and unfortunately I don't think that is bound to change anytime soon. The DraStic team has had a bit of hard luck, losing key members and even a certain amount of their source code. Right now, the main developer has the all-to-common problem of not having enough time to work on the project. However, there is talk of the existing source being opened up, at which point you'd likely see a lot of revitalized interest and advancement. Perhaps even a libretro core.

@pomme said in Logitech Gamepad F310 not working:

I recently got this controller and was having weird issues until I found the [X - D] switch (xbox/dualshock) on the bottom of the controller and re-setup the configs with the controller in Dualshock mode. No more problems.

The 'X' stands for "XInput" and the 'D' stands for "DirectInput".

http://support.logitech.com/en_us/article/21696?product=a0qi00000069ueWAAQ

@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.

@mitu Thank you very much! I didn't know this function!

Please provide some information about your system, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

@dankcushions

Thanks for your suggestion. I managed to get every game back to unpixelated by using FTP and deleting mupen64plus.cfg

Second time I’ve had to do that. Any idea why?

It kind of looks like some games reject the default emulator setting that I’ve set (gles2n64) and revert to lr-mupen64plus. I think that because I went into retropie setup>manage main packages>mupen64plus and removed it. Then I went and tried to start a 64 game out of interest. They started, pixelated as there was only one emulator available lr-mupen64plus. Just a thought.

Mostly trying to work out why sometimes it randomly decides that certain games will be pixelated from now on. Cheers.

Thanks!

Perfect, thx!

@fnkngrv Yes, the arm dynarec got fixed, and multi-thread implemented (you need to toggle it through core options though), however i think you talk about the non-OIT version ? Also, i know some games needs more ressources.

@headrush69 Thank you sssssssssssssooooooooooooooooooo much headrush!
I have spent the last 2 days digging for this!!
My volume knob, It WORKS!

I literally created an account here just to thank you!

@quicksilver I already knew that, but thanks anyway, I am starting to use that until I get a new keyboard.

I found a way to get it running.

I have the eXoDOS collection and it includes the CD version of the game - I only have the floppies. Floppy versions are also what you'll find on abandonia, etc...

I extracted the file MELODIC.BNK from the ISO and dropped it into the directory on the Pi. I set SOUND.exe to Sound Blaster 16 Asp A220, I7, D1. Then I ran DL.exe. It works perfectly.

Exited back to Emulation Station and ran DL directly from the menu. Ran through a quick preset "Balanced", configured my two gamepads for the battles and sent my fire demon after a water demon. I dun kilt him ded!! Everything works perfectly.

BTW - this also worked with my laptop install too. So nice.

No problem.
Oh and i would suggest testing out most of your games using fbalpha first before going to mame cause i found some games works better using fbalpha over mame.

Anicetus_Cer
Anicetus_Cer 21 minutes ago

I know this is an old topic, but I tested the given examples in previous posts and they did not work for me, that is not to say they did not work in older versions of retroarch, for the record I just tested on retroarch 4.5.9 on my retropie handheld system.

To get the ingame hotkey volume control working add the following two lines to /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg;

input_volume_up = "up"
input_volume_down = "down"

Below is an example excerpt showing that I added the new lines underneath there reference lines in the retroarch.cfg file, Lines starting with a hash symbol (#) mean that they will not be interpreted, and as a general rule of thumb in linux, often show what default values will be overriden by adding the new lines.

#Line 602... #Increases audio volume. #input_volume_up = kp_plus input_volume_up = "up" #Decreases audio volume. #input_volume_down = kp_minus input_volume_down = "down" #Line 609...

Note: I tend to use the volume control menu in emulation station to set the "master volume" for want of a better phrase then the in game volume for fine grained adjustment.

Hope it helps someone, if so upvote.

OK, so I've been googling up a storm looking at the options. I think I'm either going to go with a piglow, and use some code folks have already put together. Seems like the three arms can show something like Temp, CPU Load, something else (I can't remember).

But what really looks like it'd be cool is the Displayotron. Seems I could set it up to show the system and ROM running on Retropie. And I figure the backlights could be setup to have a color that'd match the system (like Red for Nintendo or something). And then use the bargraph to show CPU load. But what I'd love to do is use the joystic on the Displayotron as a safe shutdown button. Could I do that? Does it sound at all reasonable?