Impose 8 sprites per line limit (NES)

Addison

Hey guys.

In Mednafen there's a YES/NO option for removing this feature.

I would prefer to have it set as NO if possible on my Raspberry Pi 2.

I'm currently using lr-fceumm with Retropie 3.7.

Is that option available, if so, where can I find the configuration file on this?

Many thanks.

BuZz

Select+X (RGUI), then "Quick Menu" > "Options"

mo418

Sorry for reviving this post, but how did you manage to impose Sprite to 8 on the emulator (fceumm)? I'm tryin to achieve this too!

Thanks in advance :)

dankcushions

@mo418 it's answered above you...

mo418

I know. The answer was how to get there. Not how to solve the issue.

I guess it was not the good menu that showed up because there is nothing like a "quick menu" and "options" after the manipulation I did.

I made a google research for RGUI and retropie, and I was not at all in this menu! RGUI

I'll look into that deeper tonight

BuZz

@mo418 Then you need to provide more details - there is a Quick Menu -> Options menu with a No sprite limit setting. You press "Select + X" to enter RGUI.

mo418

@BuZz I think your original reply should have been more precise, though, I did not say that and asked howhe solved the problem.

I'm sorry ifI got in the wrong menu (I'm not a retropie saavy, nor a linux one). That is why I asked. I wil try to solve my issue tonight with this information. If I can't, I'll google it to avoid bothering

Have a good day

PS: I'm not being mean here, it's just sometimes obvious thing for one isn't that obvious for others.

BuZz

@mo418 Erm, my original reply seemed ok for the person I was originally replying to. You decided to add to an old topic, asking for help, but you said nothing about the wrong menu. You just said

Sorry for reviving this post, but how did you manage to impose Sprite to 8 on the emulator (fceumm)? I'm tryin to achieve this too!

To which it was pointed out it was answered above. None of us are clairvoyant.

mo418

Yeah I should have mentionned about the menu. I guess the guy knew about retropie better than me. I'm sometimes confused about all that retroarch/retropie/emulationstation differences

Sorry again, didn't mean to be rude, if that sounded like it