GemRB on the latest retropie versions?

espegael

Hello everybody' i have just installed the retropie new versions. I wanted to play to baldurs gate again, so i buy it on gog... the idea was to play directlu from retropie... the problem is that i cant find the gem RB emulator on the optionnal package... i saw a tutorial on youtube and i was ther on the 3.6 versions... is it available on the new one? And is it possible to install it??

Peace

espegael

Sorry i think i post the topic on a the wrong section

mitu

GemRB is available in the Experimental packages section. You can install it from there and then find how to run it from the Docs. Where exactly did you look for when you tried installing it ?

espegael

Ok my bad!! It was on the experimental packages.. i have looked on the optionnal package like in the youtube video. Thanks you. I ll try to put baldurs gate

espegael

Ok i have tried to put the game on the balders1 file.. bit it did not work... i have bought my game on gog.com... but its the enhanced edition... is the reeason iy did not work?

espegael

The screen is blocked with this message

Lauching genrb

Press a button to configure

Errors are logged to/dev/shm/runcommand.log

espegael

ok it finally work, but not with the EE versions.

When you buy the EE version on gog you can download the original version

go to your account
on the game
click on the arrow and then view download
more
and then, serial key

it shows you an gog/reedem adress with a code
go there to download the original version

install it and copy paste the data on the ports/baldurs1 folder

and it works

Krisu

Good evening everybody.

I havn't found solution to my problem, so I'll post it here.
I can't save games and settings in gemrb (Retropie last version, gemrb downloaded via package menager, planescape).
I've change permissions already.

Help. Someone. <:

mitu

@Krisu Please open a new topic explaining your problem and adding the info requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. Don't bump old topics just because they're marginally related to your question.