@OM3GAZX

Just sort Hypseus.

@mcpat https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/3846

@windg Thanks.

@grazzii said in Trouble installing Mupen64 core:

Would installing the 32Bit system give better performance results in your opinion?

No, but it will consume less memory for the same tasks. You can stick with 64bit, but if you intend to use it also as a desktop computer then memory size may become an issue (regardless of the 32bit/64bit choice).

@Thorr69 said in Cocktail cabinet woes RPi 4b 8gb:

Your link goes nowhere.

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Arcade/

@mitu Right, Forgot to add that I installed retropie-extra to the retropie setup menu. I still want to know how to change the flags.

Yes, it's possible to start the games, but they will run very poorly. If you want to play Wii games, try another system - preferably a PC (x86).

@Bluescreen

Look at ... Box86 and Wine. Installing Win98 in DosBox won't run fast enough.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/248562

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/28528/box86-and-wine-on-rpi4

@louis1987

I don't have any lag with a Pro 2 without a dongle. (Edit: I also use two simultaneously)

First things first: Update your firmware. Use the 8BitDo application from their website.

Next: make sure background is selected under Bluetooth options to keep it initialized.

Which selection (SADX) do you have underneath your controller? Is it configured properly?

Here is a cfg with D input that should work well.

And here is the cfg I use with X-input.

Make sure it is showing the pop-up that the configuration has been added when you start a game. Sometimes I've noticed lag when the controller was working, but was autoconfigured in some way by RetroArch rather than using the cfg file.

If you are still noticing serious lag it may also be due to your case. Drill some holes in it. (not joking. had one of those shmansy metal cases and couldn't get Bluetooth working right with the controller basically on top of it. Then bought an NESPi case that had an SSD slot and the unshielded SATA connector really screwed with the Bluetooth / wifi- an RPI4 a dinky 3d printed plastic case with a good heatsink / fan is your friend)

Get all the basic thresholds and everything working right in the cfg to your liking as close to perfect as you can before you start adding layers of hardware and configuration complexity. Adding complexity to your system configuration outside of retroarch etc. will also likely be lost / not salvaged if you attempt a reinstall.

More hardware, more changes = more headaches down the line.

Keep it simple, focus on basics.

Good luck.

Should be fixed now.
We don't support Dolphin on RPI (the system is not powerful enough to run it) and also RasPi OS bullseye support is still in beta.

@Cesarpuig said in Sinden Lightgun a couple of questions before I buy:

@hopwon said in Sinden Lightgun a couple of questions before I buy:

One last Q: I have a acrylic sheet in front of my monitor by way of protection, this has a "bit" of reflection naturally. Would this impact the experience in any way?

Hello, does it work for you or is it inconvenient? in my I have an arcade booth and I have a glass in front of the screen

I have to say it works fine. No problems whatsoever with reflections and so on.

@hopwon said in P2 Controls stopped being recognised. Ultimarc UIO:

I've been using retroarch for a few years now and have never had to edit the P2 controls.

If you're using a gamepad, then you don't have to.

I gave up as I see there is no support on Github or anywhere!

Uninstall and try something else

This is was where my mind was at when I first though of this bootup sequence. Its the GPU test output screen.

Screenshot from 2023-02-11 18-15-10.png

Hope this helps some folks in the future

@bholland
Did you use the 64 bit version or the 32 bit?