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      AmigaGamer
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      I'm working on a retropie script for Exult Ultima 7 engine, using my gemrb script as a base.

      I have everything working nicely on depends, sources, build and install functions. Having some issues with configuration(retropie install paths/config folders).

      Just wondering if theres an easy way to call function configure_exult() within exult.sh directly without rebuilding/reinstalling everytime, or having to comment out half the script everytime i make a small edit!

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        herb_fargus administrators @AmigaGamer
        last edited by herb_fargus

        @AmigaGamer

        sudo  ~/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_packages.sh exult configure

        If you read the documentation it will answer 99% of your questions: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/

        Also if you want a solution to your problems read this first: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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          AmigaGamer
          last edited by

          Thanks herb!

          Just read also in another thread about calling retropie_packages.sh with no options for a list of scripts/commands, very useful

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