Awesome! Thanks @mitu and @BuZz !

- George

@SpudsMcToole

If you are not satisfied with the performance, try to switch the 'Synchronisation method' to 'Flexible'. With the 'Exact' method I got only 90% and choppy sound...
Under the 'Video settings' / ' Size settings' disable 'Double size/Double scan/Full screen options' and set the 'Custom resolution' to 384x272, SDL2 will do its job.

Sorry for my poor english. ;)

no luck as of yet

@dudleydes Thanks, I'll probably just have Omega Race and Oil Tycoon in there, but they will at least be shown in their true glory. :P

ok thanks, fool me i already known that video but i overlooked the save states parts!!

Hey thanks guys this really works with lr-vice!

I can map several keys to my retropad (I use a PS3 sisaxis), including the joystick swap and the virtual keyboard. I mapped Y,N,1,2,return,space,F!. Here is my configuration as an example (in the retroarch options menu):

show mapping options: on
hotkey toggle virtual: keyboard retrok_f11
hotkey switch joyports: retrok_rshift
retropad select: toggle vkbd
retropad start: retrok_rshift
retropad b: --- (=fire)
retropad a: retrok_return
retropad y: retrok_space
retropad x: retrok_f1
retropad L: retrok_1
retropad R: retrok_y
retropad L2: retrok_2
retropad R2: retrok_n

Also, if you have trouble inputting some letters in text-based games (like A or S), you must chose "physical keyboard pass-through: on" and everything will be OK.

@dudleydes said in mapping differentcontrollers for C64 emulator VICE:

@niculinux Is your EasySMX controller being detected by your Pi? Can you configure it in ES?

Yes, it is detected, but i have trouble setting the right trigger; once i got in the "configure input" menu and try to set it retropie skips it and reports it as "not assigned". But in the vice menu it is almost impossible to use :,(

@melbmatt50

We need more information on your setup. The required information is outlined at https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

@douga Pi Model 3
Power Supply used: 5V
RetroPie Version Used 4.4
USB Devices connected: IPac2, Sanwa joystick

@edmaul69 Great :-( Thanks for the warning

@clyde Thanks alot for the help, I'll read up on it :)

@neo-rio said in Help needed: VICE x64 and xvic folder separation possible?:

Any chance of finally getting some more formal support for the other VICE 8-bit systems in Retropie?

Is there any reason why the other systems have mostly been ignored?

Some of us are vic20, plus 4 fans too

They are?

I created individual entries in the systems, pointed them to the appropriate folders for C16+4, Vic 20, Pet.

When launching one of the files, press the config button, launch with the correct version of Vice.

@mike8906 If you're only interested in vice it's worth considering Combian 64: https://cmaiolino.wordpress.com/

Combian 64 is Raspberry Pi distribution able to boot your preferite Commodore machine in just few seconds.

It uses the brand new compiled version of Vice 3.1 to emulate all the Commodore Machines set

Source install is not working ? I remember the same problem a few weeks back and it was an upstream problem due to their recent changes to the code. Use the binary install if you're on a Raspberry Pi.

@10vorne

It's part of vice-x64, but Emulation Station doesn't factor into it. It's set from within the vice-x64 settings menu.

@pyjamarama Advmame has the config files in /opt/retropie/configs/mame-advmame - see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/MAME/ for each version. For Vice - see the corresponding emulator page at https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Commodore-64-VIC-20-PET/.

@johnny5126 I don't think so, how would the system choose which action you intend to perform when you press the key ? If the key acts as a toggle (run/stop), then it might work, but otherwise I don't think it's possible.