have found a one line command for installing SuperModel from the cmd line ..

curl -sSL https://git.io/JSDOy | bash

It does nest the <system> within every other one in es_systems.cfg, so you will have to extract at least one for it to be found by retropie, also change <platform> to arcade for the games to be scraped properly:

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first impressions are its kinda slow, however I must tweak various settings to get it optimized:

https://github.com/Retro-Devils/Sega-Model-3-PI-4

@scenariol113
OK
I figured it out with some off site help.

I was able to compile it by editing the supermodel directory /Src/Input/inputs.cpp

in the input.cpp file you edit the UI Controls line (1st line) for "uiExit"

where it says INPUT_UI, "ESCAPE" you change it to INPUT_COMMON, "NONE"

Then you run the -config-inputs command and map your keys.

The UI Exit should be in the list now to map it.

Now you can exit supermodel from somewhere besides a keyboard.

Here is a youtube link and the guy that helped me. Read the comments and you will get a better understanding

@quicksilver They are! more so than i thought they'd be. It's not ready for prime time to the extent that all the titles seem to have slowdowns or small rendering issues, but so far Scud Race, Sega Rally 2, Virtua Fighter 3 and Spikeout have all been immensely playable.

@roslof Thank you, I solved it, unfortunately I didn't realize that +1 must be added to the jstest, I had all the configurations wrong

hi there, is there a way to install Supermodel on a raspberry pi version of Retropie ? would it run well on a Pi 4 8GB ?