OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase

[cyperghost]

@mahcneto use the script module or use some binaries I provide in my git. They can be found in RetroPie-OpenBOR-scripts/binary

[cyperghost]

Release of OpenBOR 6510-dev on 01.05.2019 as binary only.
I've noticed no difference between old relased branch.
Some libs were removed but anyway a very easy patch

Codename is Дмитрий (Dmitri)
Please get the Binary with the installer
wget "http://raw.githubusercontent.com/crcerror/OpenBOR-63xx-RetroPie-openbeta/master/openbor_openbeta.sh"; bash openbor_openbeta.sh dmitri; rm openbor_openbeta.sh

This is a kind of it is still working release because I did not work on this a long long time ago.

I packed DIFF-patchfile there - with this you can upgrade to current version very easy on your own.

[cyperghost]

@backstander I've rewritten the patchfile and the error is resolved now.
Patchfile can be downloaded frome here

[darknior]

Cool thanks a lot :)
Now the last Double Dragon Reloaded will working fine with this last core ;)

[cyperghost]

@darknior Oh I was unaware of "Double Dragon Reloaded" and that this version will work. Does "The Avengers - United Battle Force" from @oilusionista does run? I got some problems with this title.... But it's an error of the game module not OpenBOR itslef ;)

[darknior]

Yes @cyperghost have finished "The Avengers - United Battle Force" demo on my pi :D

I write a mistake :p
For "Double Dragon Reloaded - Alternate" i don't know if this new build will fix crash, i don't think because the game scripts are really old ...
But it will fix "Legend of the Double Dragon" that is a new game with some new scripts ...

[ExarKunIv]

Questions for either @cyperghost or @darknior .

i installed 6xxx, (works fine)

for the screen size that gets set through the game correct?
and to pick what game to run we use the module selection script correct?

just asking since that is the only way i get anything to run. and the screen is really small

i tryed the OpenBOR - beats of rage engine and i just get a black screen.
i know with the old version there was a GUI menu of sorts. so i dont know if that is normal or something is messed up with my build

yes if i change the screen size through the game menu it changes, and the few games do launch from the selection script.
did not know if im doing it right or not?

thanks for the input

[cyperghost]

@ExarKunIv said in OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase:

Questions for either @cyperghost or @darknior .

i installed 6xxx, (works fine)

for the screen size that gets set through the game correct?

Yes, window mode is standard setting. So we need to select Fullscreen for each game

and to pick what game to run we use the module selection script correct?

Yes, possible too. But I think the GUI from OpenBOR itself should work, too

i tryed the OpenBOR - beats of rage engine and i just get a black screen.
i know with the old version there was a GUI menu of sorts. so i dont know if that is normal or something is messed up with my build

I compiled this on my old RetroPie version... still using Jessie, so this could be the problem then.

yes if i change the screen size through the game menu it changes, and the few games do launch from the selection script.
did not know if im doing it right or not?

I think if you use the selection script then it is okay for you. The version I made the last day was just a check if OpenBOR will work for future releases. And it seems so... I do not see any great advantages done during the relaeses from October 2018 and now (May 2019) so I did not upload the code to my git and just released a binary build.

You can take the Current Snapshot from OpenBOR github and just patch it with the latest Raspberry patch Dmitri like descriped here - Confident in self compiling!
But you patch with the newest file of course.
And GLlib is placed into directory lib next to OpenBOR binary. You can change this behaviour by altering Line LIBRARIES = ./lib from patchfile to any path you want.

thanks for the input

You're welcome

[ExarKunIv]

@cyperghost thanks for getting back to me.

im glad that i was doing things right. :)

not sure about self compiling, but im willing to give it a shot.

if i have any questions i will ask, but im hoping that i can figure it all out from the links you gave.

if not at least useing the script works till a build is posting for us not confident in compiling :)

[ExarKunIv]

@cyperghost yeah.

im lost with this.

i get the commands and stuff. but my thing is always where do i put the files once i download them, and do i unzip them to start the compiling

and placing the GLlib file. i did not see anything about the openbor binary, but i dont have a clue what im looking for :P

thanks for pointing me on what to do, unless someone wants to hold my hand on this. i think i will wait.

anyways i think people here got better things to do then give a more detailed step by step on this.
lol

[cyperghost]

@ExarKunIv If you download the OpenBOR from github it's a huge zipfile (maybe 150 MB).
You can try wget https://github.com/DCurrent/openbor/archive/master.zip to get this.
Then extract it with unzip. unzip master.zip
then cd openbor-master/engine
then wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crcerror/OpenBOR-Raspberry/master/patch/5-Dmitri.diff
then patch -p0 -i 5-Dmitri.diff
then make BUILD_PANDORA=1

this starts the compiling process and you obtain as target a file OpenBOR this is the binary. You can copy it with to your existing installation with chmod +x OpenBOR; cp OpenBOR /opt/retropie/ports/openbor

Be aware of the copy action overrides the existing file.

[ExarKunIv]

@cyperghost
thank you for that.
i was able to follow it easy.

but it does not launch when i pick the main OpenBor. it just shows the beats of rage splash and just sits there.

if i change it back to the 6xxx version thought the runlauncher. that still works.

if me know if there is anyinfo you want. if it will help. if not im happy using the pick module selection to play the games

[cyperghost]

@ExarKunIv Well you can call the OpenBOR binary with path to pak files
./OpenBOR "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor/Name of the game.Pak"

it just shows the beats of rage splash and just sits there.

Yes that is the original PAK file selection screen brought by OpenBOR but to make this work you need correct configuration of gamepads for OpenBOR engine at first.

[ExarKunIv]

@cyperghost said in OpenBOR 6xxx OpenBeta Testphase:

./OpenBOR "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/openbor/Name of the game.Pak"

thats were i have the .PAK files.

and as for the splash. i mean it is just the logo screen. saying beats of rage. it does not even get the file selection screen to pull up.
im trying a clean load

[snock]

@BiZzAr721 Where would the configuration file be copied? I have a sf30 pro.

[BiZzAr721]

@snock You would just rename the config file gamename.cfg and put it in your save directory. If you name it default.cfg, when a mod loads up without a config, it will automatically load those configurations. You can save your own settings as default.cfg by going into: OPTIONS --> SYSTEM OPTIONS --> CONFIG SETTINGS --> SAVE SETTINGS TO DEFAULT.CFG

[snock]

@BiZzAr721 thanks

[julenvitoria]

@cyperghost Hi!! I’m trying to install un a Raspberry Pi zero for my gameboy zero project but I can not make it work. I suppose that I must first install through your script and then replace what I compile through these commands ... is this correct?

Thanks

[cyperghost]

@julenvitoria Yes it would be better to compile with the scripts provided. Please give feedback if this runs fine on a Pi Zero. I think it's better to use the older version (3600) this uses less resources ;)

[julenvitoria]

@cyperghost Only one more question... well, really are two questions...
1-libGL.so.1 where can I find this compiled for a pi zero? I searched in my sd and find one but I don’t know if it is the correct file.
2-What is the way to place the libGL.so.1 file next to the openbor executable? I do not know if it should be placed in the same directory as the executable or in another, I read a little bit more back but finally I do not understand it.

Thanks