Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues

grant2258

@clyde said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues:

@grant2258 said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues:

well its fixed i was curios if you compiled from source because it breaks the roms symlink. Im sure you know how to fix this if you have compiled from source so i wont bore you with details on that.

Yeah, I selected "update from source" in the setup menu like a pro. ;) Seriously, I can fix a symlink in Linux if I know which one.

ok a few changes are needed in the compile function . There was problems with the compile part of the build script nothing majot. The segfault was fix too was a missing , when i changed it back to retropie joystick numbering format. I originally had it on original joystick numbers.

So the segfault was independant from the compilation/symlink problem? I'm asking because your Daphne compiled on my system without the symlink fix, but then crashed with a segfault. So, if it wouldn't have crashed, there would still have been the symlink problem?

anyway do this
RetroPie-Setup/
pico scriptmodules/emulators/daphne.sh

I think you meant pico RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/emulators/daphne.sh ?

By the way, pico is symlinked to nano on Retropie. So, you may want to use nano in the first place here in the forum to avoid confusion for less experienced users. Just a thought. :)

these functions need changed as such

Are they only necessary for your repo or is this a bug that also affects the original version?

then just update from setup as normal

It worked! Your Daphne runs now, with all joystick directions enabled. Again, thank you very much. It was important for me to fix it this week, because I have a party next weekend. Now, my guests can play Dragon's Lair 1+2 or Space Ace if they want. :)

like i said the script makes a roms dir instead of the symlink so just point the symlink in the right direction if you have problems. Ive compiled on a retropie 4.4 works

How and where exactly did you fix that? Not in the daphne.sh as far as I can see.

ps this will let the you control with digital and analogue any controller before it was just the digital that worked. The buttons are where really messed up for controllers thats fixed up now too

My previous button setup seems to work like before. Do I have to mind anything in your version that's different to the original?

Sorry for all the questions. As always, I take a problem and its solution as an opportunity to learn. :)

everything is the same no setup changes needed the changes are here. The problem is the original code was hard coded to joystick was hard coded to the gpx2. I changed all default buttons the to -1 (not set for buttons unless we set them) because there is no way to unset buttons in this m emulator.

That is why people tried to do magic numbers to get it work to set a button to something else sometimes you would get lucky and get a working config. but it would be pressing more than one button sometimes so it could really be Russian roulette if it worked. the analogue was missing one line of code.

The changes are here didnt take much to fix it https://github.com/RetroPie/daphne-emu/pull/15/files

this is a pull req of my changes.

my code needed a fix for the segfault it was something minor a missing comma was in -1 structure and a if needed extra parentheses round a if statement to compile with optimization on.

The make clean needed added and symlink moved to the start. just a little shuffle in the order to fix the compile issues that was something separate and you wouldnt notice the errors when the setup screen goes away i didnt compile with the setup menu when testing.

The original code will compile this way too so its all good ive posted and issue on retropie-setup to get this Daphne compile script fixed.

the pico command is correct your already in the Retropie-Setup directory but not harm if you want to add the full path

Clyde

@grant2258 Thanks for all the explanations, and also for the retropie-setup issue to get it fixed for all Retropie users.

grant2258

@clyde said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues:

@grant2258 Thanks for all the explanations, and also for the retropie-setup issue to get it fixed for all Retropie users.

Well it's up to them if they take the fixes for the Input or not it's up to them.

The compile script should be fixed though that's the main issue you can see posts over this forum when this symlink issue happens.

theridernight

Hello everyone. I tried compiling and it returns an error in the module daphne.d (retropie 4.1). Can someone upload the folder with binaries already compiled for raspberry pi 3? Thank you.

Clyde

@theridernight Which error exactly? What steps did you take to compile it?

theridernight

Hello! @Clyde, I followed the user's instructions @grant2258 , I have edited the daphne.sh file and have changed it following the instructions. Then I launched Retropie-Setup -> manage packages->optional->daphne->update from source and return error in module "daphne.d" , no binaries found error.

grant2258

@theridernight

try updating your setup script then try again. I had to update this to work on retropie 4.4 if 4.1 has different scripts I dont know what to say. Supplying bins is frowned upon thats why i havent linked any.

mitu

@grant2258 said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues:

Supplying bins is frowned upon thats why i havent linked any.

Where did you hear that ?

grant2258

@mitu said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues:

@grant2258 said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues:

Supplying bins is frowned upon thats why i havent linked any.

Where did you hear that ?

I added a bin on the pull request a months ago so people could test and was asked to remove it from the pr. I dont want to be adding links for bins not supported by retropie.

I do have a pull request in for these fixes on daphne at the retro pie github. I dont see any need to supply a link to bins if the changes arent accepted on the retropie end its kind of going against the github systems of getting changes implemented.

to be fair when i first done this i had no clue how to use github am a bit better now certainly no pro though.

here is the link for the pr

https://github.com/RetroPie/daphne-emu/pull/15

mitu

@grant2258 Well, yes, in a GitHub PR there's no need for a binary file. You can add a binary release in the Releases part of your repo if you want users to test it out.

grant2258

@mitu

honestly i had never used used this emulator on retropie before I just ended up fixing it when another user had problems. If you look over the forums you see many threads on controller issues on daphne. I really dont mind if the fixes are wanted or not i know the fixes work and its a good thing for all controllers. There is intructions here on how to compile it if users need to

theridernight

Can someone give me binaries privately? (Compiling not working) .The reason is that I have a mini arcade that I can not open, or remove the microsd or perform the update of Retropie 4.1 to 4.4 as it could corrupt the microsd (it has happened to me other times). So far I have not been able to use daphne to have the control error. Thanks !!

pinho83

@grant2258 Thank you very much. I try your solution and all works fine. Finally I can play Dragon's Lair without the keyboard :)

grant2258

@pinho83 said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues:

y your solution and all works fine.

no problems at all glad your getting some use from it :)

Clyde

@theridernight said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues:

Can someone give me binaries privately? (Compiling not working).

I would, but I don't know how, since this forum doesn't seem to support private messages and I won't post any personal contact information openly on the net. The creator of Daphne doesn't seem to forbid the sharing of compiled binaries of Daphne as far as I researched on http://www.daphne-emu.com, so she sharing itself should be okay.

That said, I'd prefer to work with you on that compilation problem. Could you please post your daphne.sh here in a codeblock, so we can see if you modified it correctly?

@grant2258 @mitu and other experienced people here: Could someone please tell us where the compilation log is stored?

The reason is that I have a mini arcade that I can not open, or remove the microsd or perform the update of Retropie 4.1 to 4.4 as it could corrupt the microsd (it has happened to me other times).

You absolutely should think about a backup soon, as any data storage can fail anytime for various reasons, and flash memory belongs to the more fragile media in that regard. Some backup methods for Retropie are described here, some of them don't require opening your mini arcade.

ULTRA-MAGNUSS

@Clyde I know this is an old thread but I've seen you post recently and hope you will reply. I'm confused on exactly what the fix was for this. I'm very uncomfortable messing around with configurations and got confused with the multiple threads and clarifications on the changes. Can you look at your Daphne config and tell me what exactly was changed to fix this. I have Dragon Rise Encoders and have the exact same issue with Left and Right not working only on Daphne. It isn't clear on what to change and what not to change. I saw grant2258 suggested making a change to the daphne.sh but his replacement code referenced his user name and wasn't sure if that's what everyone is supposed to put. Help on this old issue, which is new to me, would very much be appreciated. I really want my Daphne to work correctly on my retropie.

ULTRA-MAGNUSS

@ULTRA-MAGNUSS Nevermind, I just stumbled on another thread that was more recent providing simple commands to run from grant2258. It's working now. Now I just have to rotate my sticks and remap the controls for all other emulators since the up and down is inverted and I'm done.

Clyde

@ULTRA-MAGNUSS Glad to hear that. Care to share a link to that other thread in case someone else with this problem only finds this thread?

ULTRA-MAGNUSS

@Clyde
I am in no ways taking credit for this.

@grant2258 Posted this fix in Jan 2019

"I have fixed a long time ago just do this to compile it and install.
cd /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/
git clone https://github.com/grant2258/daphne-emu.git tmp/build/daphne
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh daphne depends
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh daphne build
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh daphne install
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh daphne configure
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh daphne clean"

After I ran those commands, left and right now work correctly. I wish there was a way to make Up and Down not reversed for Cobra Command but it's normal for Space Ace so I guess I just have to deal with Cobra Command's up and down reverse scheme. Thanks grant2258 for the fix.

Clyde

@ULTRA-MAGNUSS said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues:

@Clyde
I am in no ways taking credit for this.

I didn't want to imply that you were. 😇 Thanks for sharing it anyways. (Although a simple link to grant's post would have been sufficient – I found it now by searching the forum for the first sentence in your quote. 😉 )