@emulatre71

From the RetroPie Docs for the lr-flycast :

Accepted File Extensions: .cdi .chd .gdi for Dreamcast ROMs, .zip for Naomi/Atomiswave games.

Check also the hash of your bios file, it must be the same with the one in the RetroPie Docs.

In 1.9.4 you can selectively disable the notifications shown on screen, so you could remove the messages shown on startup by adding

notification_show_remap_load = "false" notification_show_config_override_load = "false" notification_show_autoconfig = "false" notification_show_set_initial_disk = "false"

to /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg.

Get a verbose log from lr-picodrie - see here how to enable it during startup - and post the log file contents on pastebin.com.

@iandaemon I'm in the exact same boat. I think the last new game I finished was Red Dead Redemption.

Is it going any great?

And I was just planning on doing a Dreamcast only image! Keeping tabs on this one for sure!

I dont have any idea anymore atm.

Just to test i wrote a Fresh 4.7.1 image, installed only lr-MAME2010 & lr-MAME2016, put in validated 0.139 STV-Roms and BIOS (both running on a Pi3 with AdvanceMAME), did not change anything in the settings, all default,...system freezes :/

What i dont understand: why does it seem that i am the only one?
Or is noone interested in STV? Dudes, that is the Arcade-Spin-Off of SEGAs Saturn, it is good! :)

It is not that i am expecting that they are really playable, even on a Pi4.
But that they lead to a Freeze of the System makes me mad :/
With this Status i would have to delete them, i dont want anything freezing my system onboard.

@saitoh00
http://www.dcemu.co.uk/content/105138-Kigen-v1-31b

Kigen v1.31b is released. Kigen is a RetroArch-based multi-emulator that allows emulating the Sega Master System, GameGear, Genesis, SegaCD, 32, Sega Saturn and now Arcade using various libretro cores and supports advanced shaders such as color-duplicator2.

so that's basically a retroarch equivalent. no, that kind of thing wouldn't/couldn't get added to retropie, but if cores within are libretro, maybe the core that runs the game you want could be, but you'd need to investigate what core is running and whether it is viable on ARM + GLES 3.1.

@Crush Thank you so much! That worked perfectly

I found the way, Thanks!! Now on my way to install Pc Super cd rom

Here's one for the arcade Passing Shot. Nothing spectacular but the one on Bezel Project is 4:3 rather than 3:4 so doesn't fit.

passsht.png

This looks awesome! I am definitely gonna be adding this to my RetroPie console. 😃

Also, can't wait to see version 3.0!

I’m surprise nobody figure out how to run other emulators using blast16. Even loading cores in retroarch is impossible. 😢

@ruckage

Are you still working on this theme ?

@Efriim said in Sega 6 button controller mapping (with shoulders):

EDIT: Actually I don't know much about the different updates occured, apparently a man named Francois is the one who developed the strong Kronos branch. I think some of these updates have made it upstream(?) of yaba-sanshiro and thus reflect much better emulation.

devmiyax is the author of yabasanshiro, he forked it from yabause after getting some of his PR to yabause rejected (iirc), main features for this fork are dynarecs for arm/aarch64 cpus and a gles3 renderer => that's what you want on SBC & phones FCare (François) is the author of kronos, he forked it from yabasanshiro after getting some of his PR to yabasanshiro rejected, main features are a cached interpreter and a modern gl renderer => that's what you want on pc

@KN4THX said in Sega 6 button controller mapping (with shoulders):

That runs pretty good

The videos are using my libretro port of yabasanshiro, i would recommend using the standalone version instead : due to how standalone works, i couldn't get an important feature speed-wise (async rendering) to work in the libretro core.

One hour ago I removed and then reinstalled from source and the same :(

Hey, @markyh444 , cheers!

@markyh444 said in Saturn 6 Button Portable Pi:

@cole_eliot good luck. I tried to put a Pi Zero into a MK2 pad and ended up having to mount it on the back instead as there was nowhere near enough room for me to mount inside.
Yeah, I could see if have no chance there, I'm thinking a botched, non-standard, undercarriage that doesn't give me too much width and it'll be fine. As long as I can leverage the screws, etc, on the original pads casings, then I might be ok.
It is a really well built pad though, and well worth an attempt to turn into a handheld.

If you need any ideas, link to my project site is below.

Aye. As you can tell, I'm pretty fond of it.

I'll definitely go check out your site, I imagine I'll come across half the nasty issues that you did, too. I may also steal your ideas! Thanks!

For a really rough sketch of what I'm trying to do here (I'm no artist!):
crap drawing
ibb link
Obviously missing its curves 😉

I'm thinking if I make it longer (at the pad end) to keep the screen central, I could get more room inside to keep it slimmer.

Look, it's not going to be pretty, but if I can get something vaguely presentable (might have to go matt finish), which works, then I'm on to a winner, and I'll consider making another but a bit more ... well made ;-)

@Clyde said in My SEGA Master System RetroPie build (in progress - almost done):

Very nice! I always liked the design of the Sega Master System, much more than the JP & US versions of the Famicom/NES. The LEGO is a nice geeky way to fix things. 🤓

Thanks!
I love the SMS design too. The SG-1000II and the Mark III are beautiful too.
The LEGOs, super glue and hot glue did the job great!

@nans1906 Yes - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/6132/.