IKEMEN, MUGEN and the RP4

SuperFromND

@Drdave79 Okay update! I found out what was going wrong.

You see, back when I wrote the script, the Makefile for IKEMEN (the part that does most of the compiling) had a parameter named elecbyte that would download the motif. Well, it turns out that was removed recently, which is why the script suddenly no longer worked.

To fix this, I just manually added the command that parameter would run (a git clone command). Inelegant, but it works! You'll have to re-download the updated script, which can be found here.

Drdave79

@SuperFromND I'm glad it was an easy fix! Am I just supposed to copy and paste that script into notepad and place it in the scriptmodules/ports folder? I tried that and still got some errors.

Drdave79

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Drdave79

@SuperFromND said in IKEMEN, MUGEN and the RP4:

@drdave79 It looks like what might have happened is that the file's line endings got converted from LF to CRLF (this happens when you open and save a file on Windows using Notepad). Try running these two commands in the terminal to download the modules directly (ideally with PuTTY since you can just copy-paste):
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/18c61f1a745425f7288c28493a70fb38519a92c1/scriptmodules/supplementary/golang-1.17.sh -P $HOME/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/supplementary/

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/18c61f1a745425f7288c28493a70fb38519a92c1/scriptmodules/ports/ikemen-go.sh -P $HOME/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/ports/

@SuperFromND Should I just re-run these two commands or did your fix not include these links?

SuperFromND

@Drdave79 The fix doesn't apply to those links, just this one. I can't really help you out much further unless you give me specific logs of what the errors you're getting are.

Drdave79

@SuperFromND

II used the link you gave me for the first part. For the second one that you fixed, I used pastebin and saved the file in the ports folder

This is what I get when I launch retropie config.

SuperFromND

@Drdave79 Appears to be differing line ending errors, again. Linux uses LF, Windows uses CR LF, and i believe MacOS uses CR.

This can be most easily circumvented by running the wget command to download the script directly (as I can confirm the script itself uses LF only)

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/cde211c6e3c511a624a3815d5a436c55115e87b9/scriptmodules/ports/ikemen-go.sh -P $HOME/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/ports/

If you have Notepad++ installed, you can also convert the file to LF endings before copying it over: Edit -> EOL Conversion -> Unix (LF).

Drdave79

@SuperFromND I thought you said that link didn't work. Unless you just fixed it?

SuperFromND

@Drdave79 The command I posted uses the new script's link instead of the old one.

Drdave79

@SuperFromND SUCCESS! It's finally installed. Thank you thank you for all of your time and help.

Now that it's installed, how do I add individual games to it? I have several folders from another image. Each folder has subfolders similar to the ikemen-go folder. Do I just copy all of the contents into these folders, mixing them up? Or is there a separate folder structure I should be following? Right now, it looks like an ikemen test game shows up on launch.

SuperFromND

@Drdave79 At the moment, the way it's set up means that you can only have one single game installed at a time. I've tried looking into ways to handle multiple games at once, but there doesn't seem to be an elegant way of doing it. :(

All the folders you'd need (chars, stages, data, music, etc.) are in the ports/ikemen-go folder, just copy over the same-named folders from the fullgame to those folders. You may need to edit the config file (/opt/retropie/config/ports/ikemen-go/config.json) and change the path in the Motif parameter to point to the fullgame's system.def file, depending on how the fullgame is coded, but besides that it should hopefully just work.

Drdave79

@SuperFromND Alright, I'll try it. Thanks again!