@kactius said in Compiles fine manually, fails to compile in RetroPie script: @zerojay /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/logs/rps_2020-10-14_123218.log.gz https://pastebin.com/wAh1AfQr If you need more logs, say me patch to other logs Nothing I can do about that, you'll need to ask upstream.

Just a quick update. The Steamlink script module was a great help in both the minimal window manager as well as installing Ports. Thank you! My questions have been answered. - George

@jamrom2 said in new scriptmodules (lr-vice-xvic, gsplus, proper lr-mess integration!): Did you have to add/load/compile lr-mess-2016 separately? It took my Rpi3b+ a full 24hours to compile lr-mess... I did, but I'm using a Pi 4B. Takes about 3-4 hours for the older MESS. I'd like to do the same, even if I loose the overlay and shading, I still want games to run right. You won't lose the overlay or shading. Those are the two main reasons why I stick with the libretro cores as much as possible -- unless performance suffers or the games do not run. GSplus stand-alone is where you'd lose the libretro benefit, but it has a decent scan-line function that is more than passable. How did you do all this? For the IIGS, one game at a time and individual testing. It required reading the manuals for several games to learn how many disks were included, which required hard drives, etc. For the original Apple II, linapple is still default for me, since it's where I initially set everything up. It supports more disk formats, so I didn't flag archives with NIB files vs. DSK or 2mg... So it would be a long time to go through every Apple II game. I've done a few. This nasty thing here is that no system has a great disk-swapping method. You now know about ScrLock... I mean, I can handle this, but for friends who I gift the project to, I can't easily instruct them how to do this. ...so started with IIGS and figured out how to leverage multiple disks and a virtual hard drive. For the Apple II... If it's not PRODOS, hard to manage multi-disk games. And LinApple practically freezes (if you have a large collection of Apple Games) as it slowly scans the pi media for every single game before providing a list. :) Let me know if you get things hummin'. The joystick change I mentioned should work without you needing to enter the MAME GUI.

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

@mitu I got it working with the runcommand now. Only a small visual issue (no progress bar while downloading a game). But I found a bug in downloadAndExtract, and I opened a pull request :D https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/2628

@cyperghost Glad to hear but the Jazz Jackrabbit scriptmodule is not ready yet. Since i managed to find out how to create a scriptmodule it will be a lot quicker to get it done. :-) I will very soon begin to create the scriptmodule for Jazz Jackrabbit, but first i will make a pull request and then release it on its own page for manual cloning from its github page.