see if it still does it with a different aspect ratioEven after removing the console from the dock, the same gltches still appear
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because you need to restart the emulator from the home menu.Even after removing the console from the dock, the same gltches still appear
@SeannyM I did what you told me to do, and this is what I get now (again, another copy of an error):
When I try removing the reference to sys/mman.h, this is what I get:
I might be a bit too lazy rn though
BTW, I don't want to replace the "indef vita" thingy in the recomp.c, since it has a reference to a certain psp2 kernel that might not be compatible with the Switch.
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Oh right, it's the mmap and stuff you were talking about. My bad.
BTW, I don't want to replace the "indef vita" thingy in the recomp.c, since it has a reference to a certain psp2 kernel that might not be compatible with the Switch.
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Oh right, it's the mmap and stuff you were talking about. My bad.
Had to literally comment out all the errors in the recomp.c file so that it wouldn't bother me, but this time, new dynarec hates me. Even when I'm using empty dynarec.
Might be better worth off using Lakka in the meantime. Doesn't help that I'm still lazy.
Ah well, going to try reARMed next.
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reARMed gives me the dreaded ./configure error.
When I try to comment the error exit function out, this is what I get:
Jeez what world do I live in
Might be better worth off using Lakka in the meantime. Doesn't help that I'm still lazy.
Ah well, going to try reARMed next.
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reARMed gives me the dreaded ./configure error.
When I try to comment the error exit function out, this is what I get:
Jeez what world do I live in
Little Update by side. The freeze issue was fixed with SX OS 1.2. Now i can open finally the retroarch menu ingame
Please test stuff using hekate before reporting bugs (general)
I searched athe thread and have seen no recent mention of VBA. I have been using https://gbatemp.net/threads/vba-next-for-switch-works-4-1.504947/ and have not really had many issues with it so far.
I am just wondering if there is any reason to switch from it or if I would gain any benifits from doing so right now. I am on latest firmware. 5.something and I am using Hekate.
Thanks for any responses.
I am just wondering if there is any reason to switch from it or if I would gain any benifits from doing so right now. I am on latest firmware. 5.something and I am using Hekate.
Thanks for any responses.
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Got around to trying the new Salamander build. Aspect ratio finally survives a restart of Retroarch, so that's nice. Also, being able to configure favorites is a godsend.
I can't find any setting for "fast forward", but I'm certain that I'm just not seeing it. Good work!
I can't find any setting for "fast forward", but I'm certain that I'm just not seeing it. Good work!
That's the good old battle between RetroArch and standalone emulators.
RetroArch unifies multiple things so you have one place to play all your retro games from while standalone emulators are often more up to date and offer more features as they are not limited to what RetroArch has interfaces for.
If you only care about using VBA you might be happy with what you've linked.
I prefer RetroArch.
Thx for letting us know. Interesting that TX cares that much that they work on fixing things in order for specific homebrews to work.
retroNX seem to that "Salamander Pack": One homebrew from within you access all cores which are inside a cores folder somewhere on your SD card. Technically it's still RetroArch with Libnx.
lakka.tv is a Linux distribution that does nothing else but running RetroArch and has been ported to the Switch. You can boot into it and use (nothing but) RetroArch. It already has hardware acceleration and XMB menu theme but no sound and other downsides.
thanks, lordelan. but all the retroarch versions for switch are linux-based and will fuck up my battery meter, right?
so it is better to use standalone emulators until this has been software-fixed?
so it is better to use standalone emulators until this has been software-fixed?
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No, Retroarch is not linux so it will not desync your battery from Horizon. In fact, it is ran inside Horizon so the battery will not be affected at all.
You are thinking of Lakka, which is a linux based Retroarch distro. It will cause a battery desync.
Just download this. It's a Switch homebrew and has nothing to do with Linux:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchHaxing/comments/8tco2g/retronx_salamander_bundle/
No battery issues, don't worry.
No. Inside the salamander folder there are two folders which you put in your sd root. Also you have to adjust the core folder inside RetroArch's settings -> directory settings if I remember that right. Read what's been written on reddit.
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