Do you know what to write to remap buttons ? I don't have anything related to controls in my ini file and I can't find any resources to help me on that matter.
Do you know what to write to remap buttons ? I don't have anything related to controls in my ini file and I can't find any resources to help me on that matter.
This attached file should work. It is mapped like this:
A=A
B=B
X=Start
Y=Select
L=L
R=R
Note that in the ini the mappings are written differently and don't try to just copy what I wrote above into an ini file. That is not how the format is.
Here's a setup for people with broken L and R buttons that maps L and R to respectively Y and X:
You could copy paste this into a text file and rename it to gbarunner.ini and put it in your _gba folder.
A=A
B=B
X=Start
Y=Select
L=L
R=R
Note that in the ini the mappings are written differently and don't try to just copy what I wrote above into an ini file. That is not how the format is.
Here's a setup for people with broken L and R buttons that maps L and R to respectively Y and X:
Code:
[emulation]
useBottomScreen=false
frame=true
centerMask=true
mainMemICache=true
wramICache=true
gbaColors=false
skipIntro=false
[input]
buttonA=0
buttonB=1
buttonL=11
buttonR=10
buttonStart=3
buttonSelect=2You could copy paste this into a text file and rename it to gbarunner.ini and put it in your _gba folder.
Last edited by Zense,
Works wonder. Thanks a lot, friend !
Then you can use twilightmenu to set your settings for gbarunner2 or you can use the ini file I attached earlier.
In that we agree but if I want to change the game or remap (for example on a 3DS) should I be restarting the console (or editing on the PC) all the time? If there was the option to access the menu from a button it would not be bad.
I agree it wouldn't since broken shoulder buttons is very common among base DS systems and DSi's. I was merely giving you the only possible workarounds right now, apart from the obvious taking it in your own hands and coding it yourself. GBArunner2 is open source after all.
A slightly faster solution for swapping button mappings on 3DS would be to have one set of button mappings in a file called gbarunner2.ini1 and another in the gbaunner2.ini. This way you can just rename quickly in fbi before you boot up twilightmenu. Hopefully that saves you some time. Not sure if there are any text editors on 3DS you can use to edit from the 3DS. Maybe organiz3d has something.
That's all the help I can give you right now.
Last edited by Zense,
Hello.
GBARunner2_arm7dldi_ds.nds
or
GBARunner2_arm9dldi_ds.nds
or
You can use TWiLight on a Flashcard (if possible and/or compatible)
https://gbatemp.net/threads/ds-i-3d...-ds-i-games-and-ds-i-menu-replacement.472200/
That also includes the GBArunner.
Thank you.
GBARunner2_arm7dldi_ds.nds
or
GBARunner2_arm9dldi_ds.nds
or
You can use TWiLight on a Flashcard (if possible and/or compatible)
https://gbatemp.net/threads/ds-i-3d...-ds-i-games-and-ds-i-menu-replacement.472200/
That also includes the GBArunner.
Thank you.
Relax hehe, it's just that I also think of projects that benefit a lot from this homebrew such as the "Gameboy Macro" and usually these lack a touch screen for aesthetic reasons (or simply the DS they got had a bad touch screen) .
I say it is to be able to enter the menu itself, restricting access to only the touch screen having spare buttons (even more in the new ones but that is another issue) seems a waste, that if, I am not wanting to say that the option is replaceable, only it can be assigned to a button if you prefer.
Need help, i followed this guide https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/TWiLightMenu/wiki/Installing-(Flashcard)Hello.
GBARunner2_arm7dldi_ds.nds
or
GBARunner2_arm9dldi_ds.nds
or
You can use TWiLight on a Flashcard (if possible and/or compatible)
https://gbatemp.net/threads/ds-i-3d...-ds-i-games-and-ds-i-menu-replacement.472200/
That also includes the GBArunner.
Thank you.
and i think i did something wrong here
Last edited by c4rbs,
^^confused. twilight menu++ on my supercard dstwo is a replacement (sorta) of the normal flash cart's menu. you shouldn't have to click on the boot.nds or anything. it should just boot up as. you need the flash cart's base files from what I remember (if it's compatible), so a lot of things are done by twilight menu++, but also the flash cart as well. golden sun, for example, is only playable with a flash cart but can be played through twilight menu++ on a ds.
Well first off you should put your images in spoilers like I have done above so that they don't kill every cell phone user that comes here.Need help, i followed this guide https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/TWiLightMenu/wiki/Installing-(Flashcard)
and i think i did something wrong here
it freezes here
Next I would advice you to go to the twilightmenu++ thread since this thread is only about GBARunner2.
Last edited by Zense,
btw, if you're using a dsi or a 3ds with sd card, use the arm7 build. that's what it says in the gbarunner 2 section of temp. I'm not sure if that implies to use arm9 with the normal ds or not.
Generally you use the one that works with your flashcard. Twilightmenu++ comes with both for DS so if one doesn't work you can use the other.
has that screen ripple effect been fixed? it was present in newer versions of gbarunner 2. I have the build from the twilight menu labor day release iirc. anyway @Robz8 said the problem was being caused by the code for fps I believe.
If you mean the TWLBg bug then no it hasn't been "fixed" or rather circumvented yet, however you will experience less of it if you grab the latest release of GBARunner2.
The reason it has less of it is because it is not from the DSP branch and therefore does not contain one change that made overall compatibility increase as well as incidences of TWLBg bug. I've put several alternatives to deal with this on the DSi/3DS wiki not too long ago. You might have worse audio or not notice any difference in the latest build. It depends on the ROM.
Last edited by Zense,
the audio continues to get better with gbarunner. there's a small sound effect on the gba (I think even emulators have it) where the speakers initialize. it makes a sound right after the bios intro iirc. it used to do that with gbarunner 2 as well, but the last few times I've tested games out, the sound effect was gone.
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