hascheevos.sh - a tool for RetroPie/RetroAchievements users

meleu

@hansolo77 I suspect you're seeing your own custom collection lists and not the new ones generated by the script.

Please, try to go to main menu -> game collections settings -> custom game collections and see if there are new collections named ACHIEVEMENTS {SYSTEM_NAME}.

hansolo77

When I look at my available Custom Collections, it only lists the 1 ACHIEVEMENTS (remember, I'm using the single collection list, not split). When I SFTP into the Pi, I have a file named custom-achievements.cfg and custom-achievements.cfg.old although I think the .old was one I had made before using your updated script. The date on the new one is correct though (11/132017). So it did build a new one. There must not be any new games... Or does your Github repository of the hashes need updated? Watching the scrape, it looks like the first thing it does is download the hashes locally to my Pi, it that correct?

meleu

@hansolo77 please, execute the command below:

bash -x ./hascheevos.sh --collection "~/RetroPie/roms/nes/CONTRA ROM FILE NAME.nes" 2> debug.txt

It'll generate a file named debug.txt. Please post its content in codepad.org.

hansolo77

@meleu Ok, might be an hour or so. I went ahead and erased my collection from the folder and started a re-scrape. I'll post a link to it when it finishes. Or can I do a simultaneous run if I open another ssh window?

meleu

@hansolo77 said in hascheevos.sh - a tool for RetroPie/RetroAchievements users:

Or can I do a simultaneous run if I open another ssh window?

yep, you can do simutaneously. Remember, the command I suggested above is "scraping cheevos" only for one ROM (and I suggested the Contra game from NES).

I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to debug it right now, though.

hansolo77

@meleu Not sure if this helps. Did you want me to put it exactly like you had it, or did you want me to fill in a rom name that has Contra in it?
http://codepad.org/bkUDYtEU

EDIT - debug with Contra (USA).nes filename just incase:
http://codepad.org/D0NLnjD3

meleu

@hansolo77 hehe. I meant your actual contra rom file. But my command is wrong any way. Please, repeat that command but replacing ~with /home/pi.

hansolo77

@meleu Ok, so

bash -x ./hascheevos.sh --collection "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/nes/Contra (USA).nes" 2> debug.txt

results in:
http://codepad.org/nazUHpn0

meleu

@hansolo77 looks like everything ran fine

This game has been added to "/home/pi/.emulationstation/collections/custom-achievements nes.cfg".

Do you have that 👆 file on your system?

hansolo77

@meleu I do now, but I didn't before.
Incidentally, I noticed some interesting results while scraping in the log:

Checking "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/mastersystem/Super Tennis (USA, Europe).sms"...
--- Genesis: ce4b4ca78c681bccb77c2d383c6a1243
--- plain MD5: 2db9404fe79593fd2379921ca822103a
--- unable to get game ID.
"/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/mastersystem/Super Tennis (USA, Europe).sms" has no cheevos. :(

Why would it say "Genesis:" if it's Mastery System file? And this game was also unable to detect a "game ID". My scroll-back log only goes as far back to still be SMS, yet it looks like it's doing that "Genesis" bit on all of the games. Here's a working result:

Checking "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/mastersystem/Strider (USA, Europe).sms"...
--- Genesis: 2bc1f448529ee58162da600d966d9a14
--- plain MD5: 48af5ae2cad7c48c81d7c2553a8ed426
--- game ID: 250
--- Game Title: "Strider"
--- This game has been added to "/home/pi/.emulationstation/collections/custom-achievements.cfg".
--- "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/mastersystem/Strider (USA, Europe).sms" HAS CHEEVOS!

I also noticed some indications of needing a username/password for some SNES games, but it went by too quickly to be able to copy/paste it. The script never prompted for a login, just went on to the next one.

cubed3d

Just a quick question -
Why would hascheevos report this:

pi@RetroPie:~ $ sudo ~/hascheevos/bin/hascheevos.sh --collection --system all
Checking JSON hash libraries...
Done!
ERROR: not a RetroPie system.
The "--collection" option is available only for RetroPie systems.

Obviously running RetroPie on a RPi3 - Roms located on a mounted network share. Everything else working perfectly, except for hascheevos :/

Edit Just tried running it on a single rom as a test and got the following:

pi@RetroPie:~ $ sudo ~/hascheevos/bin/hascheevos.sh "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes/Super Mario World (USA).sfc"
Checking JSON hash libraries...
Done!
Checking "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes/Super Mario World (USA).sfc"...
cheevos_eval_md5(): Value too large for defined data type
"/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes/Super Mario World (USA).sfc" has no cheevos. :(

Could this be to do with the ROMs being on a network share? Thanks in advance.

meleu

@cubed3d that problem happened because of the sudo. There's no need to use the script this way. Calling the script with sudo is confusing it about the homedir. I'll try to make the script smart enough to deal with it ;-)

cubed3d

@meleu Thanks for the quick reply!

Had a try without the sudo as suggested, a bit better progress:

pi@RetroPie:~ $ ~/hascheevos/bin/hascheevos.sh --collection --system all        Checking JSON hash libraries...
Done!
WARNING: ignoring "pcengine": not found.
WARNING: ignoring "segacd": not found.
WARNING: ignoring "xbox360": not found.
WARNING: ignoring "atari": not found.
Checking "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/megadrive/3 Ninjas Kick Back (USA).md"...
cheevos_eval_md5(): Value too large for defined data type
"/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/megadrive/3 Ninjas Kick Back (USA).md" has no cheevos. :(

Checking "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/megadrive/6-Pak (USA).md"...
cheevos_eval_md5(): Value too large for defined data type
"/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/megadrive/6-Pak (USA).md" has no cheevos. :(

For each and every ROM, cancelled it shortly after.
Seems its having trouble determining the MD5 hash of each ROM file now, I will try with locally stored ROMs and report back!

cubed3d

Unmounted network share and tried locally:

pi@RetroPie:~/RetroPie/roms/snes $ ~/hascheevos/bin/hascheevos.sh "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes/Super Mario Kart (Europe).zip"
Checking JSON hash libraries...
Done!
Checking "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes/Super Mario Kart (Europe).zip"...
--- SNES: d504d075130c4a544814eb21e691f904
--- game ID: 232
--- Game Title: "Super Mario Kart"
--- "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes/Super Mario Kart (Europe).zip" HAS CHEEVOS!

Local ROMs working. Now I'm thinking it may have something to do with write permissions? Is there a more verbose output to debug this?

meleu

@cubed3d said in hascheevos.sh - a tool for RetroPie/RetroAchievements users:

Is there a more verbose output to debug this?

Yes. Do what @hansolo77 did here and post the debug.txt file on codepad.org

cubed3d

@meleu
Ouput to debug.txt

Nothing really standing out except for the MD5 check error. scratches head

mitu

@cubed3d Looks like something similar to https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=85999, due to the 32bit OS. Try re-mounting the file share with the additional options ,nounix,noserverino and see if you get the same errors.

cubed3d

@mitu Huzzah!
That solved it, and also the issue of playing zipped ROMs from the network share, previously only unzipped ROMs would load.
Thanks for your help, everything is how it should be - what a great community :)

mitu

@cubed3d Glad you got it sorted out. Note that these options are documented in the Wiki at https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Running-ROMs-from-a-Network-Share

PokeEngineer

@meleu

I know this is off-topic, but I'm sorry I accidentally downvoted some of your posts...
Normally, I use a mobile device to browse the forums, and sometimes I hit the downvote button when trying to scroll down without me noticing. I've un-downvoted (Is this even a word?) the respective posts.