Retroarch not saving changes I make
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I change aspect ration to 4.3 and the video shader to the crt-pi-curvature-vertical.glslp.
why are you change aspect ratio? latest version of mame2003 will have correct aspect ratios.
and why are you using crt-pi-curvature-vertical? that's only for vertical games (most shootemups, donkey kong, etc)
i'm being picky :) but aside from that i think the setting you're missing is
video_shader_enable = "true"
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video_shader_enable already seems to be set to "true" I've changed the shader just to crt-pi-curvature too. Then run a game and it shows up in the top right quarter of my screen. If I go into the games retroarch and set it to 4:3 it fixes it. When I exit back to ES and go back in I'm back to square one again.
Plus the retroarch.cfg has reverted too.
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You could zip up your config directory and we can see where the problem is, upload to filedropper or similar site.
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Sure here you go:
http://www.filedropper.com/configs
This is Retropie 4.0, that has been upgraded, so maybe that is the issue, I'm not sure.
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You need to open the RetroArch Gui and set it to save on exit. It will create a cfg in the configs folder with whatever settings you implemented before closing the game. Take the newly written cfg file and replace the default one with it.
I'd give you screen shots and file names but I'm in bed now and my computer is at work.
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@g0nz0uk
Some issues to start with are- /all/retroarch.cfg has been overwritten, and is set to save on exit, this really wont help.
- /arcade/retroarch.cfg has been overwritten and has a lot of lines that are not needed.
- /fba/retroarch.cfg has been overwritten and has a lot of lines that are not needed, and causing conflicts
Put these back to the defaults, or just install again.
Its much easier to use the config editor to make sure these changes are done properly.
Here is an overview of how the configs work
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2199/specific-retroarch-emulator-settings-are-being-over-written-after-i-quit-the-game/24 -
@Floob Thanks Floob I will make a start tonight, what is the best way to set them back to the defaults and not cause issues elsewhere as I'd like to keep my controls setup the way they are?
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The system specific one should look like this, obviously change the system name:
http://pastebin.com/raw/n5FbDBUKThe /all/retroarch.cfg should look like this
http://pastebin.com/raw/WrvnD9Gh -
@g0nz0uk if you try to use "save current config" in Retroarch do you get a confirmation message like "configuration saved as ..."?
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yeah it goes to:
home/pi/.config/retroarch/config/mame2003_liberto.cfgI don't want to re-image and start over as all the other emulators work fine (controls, shaders, screensize etc) It's just this arcade folder which is new to me.
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Try removing
/opt/retropie/configs/mame-libretro/retroarch.cfgWhen you launch mame again it should create a new retroarch.cfg, and you should be able to edit it in Retroarch and save the changes.
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Hello,
I had to reinstall mame2003 in the end for the settings to work. I have lost my controls though. I run a game hit tab and choose "input (general" and try and configure P1 and P2 etc but my bartop buttons are not detected now.
They work fine in ES and all other emulators execpt this arcade/mame2003 emulator.
Any ideas what it might be?
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