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@mitu Thanks! I've only been looking at the scripts for a couple days, still trying to figure them out.

tpo1990

@gderber @mitu Thanks for the explanation. I will soon improve the scriptmodule with those changes.

Epg

Hi,
I tried to install rtcw on my Retropie setup: the script works because it complies fine rtcw but I'm not seeing any entry in "Ports" section of Emulation Station. The relevant *.pak3 files have been copied in /Retropie/roms/ports/rtcw.

In other words, I don't see any rtcw launcher in ES.

My Setup:
OS: OSMC
Machine: Raspberry pi 3 B+
Kernel: Linux osmc 4.19.122-1-osmc
Retropie installed over OSMC via Retro-OSMC script (works very well)
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Bye, Epg

windfish

@Epg Don't know if it will work but why not create a launcher yourself? Something may have gone wrong during installation. Mine was created automatically in the /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports folder and I can see it in emulationstation as well.

Assuming osmc-retropie uses the same folder structure, try in the terminal:

cd /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports
sudo nano rtcw.sh

type into the new .sh file:
#!/bin/bash
"/opt/retropie/supplementary/runcommand/runcommand.sh" 0 PORT "rtcw-sp" ""

save and exit ctrl+o, ctrl+x.
make executable:

sudo chmod +x rtcw.sh

windfish

@tpo1990 This tutorial really works well for me on pi4 thanks! All graphics settings to max and still good performance on my small 1024x768 monitor. Looks great and runs between 30 - 60 fps
Game is harder than I expected or remember though!

Had trouble to begin with as game wouldn't fit on the screen at small resolution. Problem wasn't fixed with overscan settings, nor could I fix it with playing around with /opt/retropie/configs/ports/rtcw-sp/main/wolfconfig.cfg settings.
Could still tell what the mouse cursor was pointing at off screen thanks to the menu tool tips. Luckily managed to change resolution settings