Only on 9.2 and belowThere is still room for improvement for PSX, indeed.
Dynarec is already enabled for this core, or not?
Only on 9.2 and belowThere is still room for improvement for PSX, indeed.
Dynarec is already enabled for this core, or not?
Only on 9.2 and below
He's asking about dynarec, and dynarec is usable in both, old and "new" 3ds on 9.2 and below.and only on n3ds. o3ds is old anyway.lol
He's asking about dynarec, and dynarec is usable in both, old and "new" 3ds on 9.2 and below.
You can see it but it doesn't work even if it says is enable. The point there is that dynarec IS avaliable to O3DS, slower, but is there. I'm out.It's almost useless in o3ds. And btw, dynarec is also available in 9.2+ systems. I can see that option in my 3dsxl 9.9
Sorry if its been asked before but does the neogeo core need bios files? Glad to see compatibility is up for it!
you had better be because you have little idea about that. Now begone.You can see it but it doesn't work even if it says is enable. The point there is that dynarec IS avaliable to O3DS, slower, but is there. I'm out.
An option showing up in RetroArch absolutely does not mean that that option functions. Try messing with some settings in the audio menu sometime, most of them literally don't do anything on 3DS.It's almost useless in o3ds. And btw, dynarec is also available in 9.2+ systems. I can see that option in my 3dsxl 9.9
Version 3.1 has been supported for a couple of weeks, now. Anyway, people shouldn't need to manually name their BIOS files, if they're getting their neogeo.zip from a reliable source, they should just be included.UniBIOS is supported up to ver 3.0 and must be in your neogeo.zip. Don't have my neogeo.zip near me at the moment, but if i remember correctly, the files must be named uni-bios*.rom (* being whatever version number it is, such as uni-bios12.rom).
Can you check your SD card to see if the saves are just being written to the wrong location? This was occurring with a few cores until it was fixed a few days ago; it's possible your saves are still on the SD card but need to be moved. You should also check that the savefiles directory in your retroarch.cfg doesn't have a slash on the end of it, as this apparently causes problems on 3DS.Why does overwriting catsfc with a newer version erase the saves for my games?
Why does overwriting catsfc with a newer version erase the saves for my games?
So you suggest changing my save directory to root? Where does it save by default? Also @NekoMichi said slashes would mess it up if it was in the location so root would be best?An option showing up in RetroArch absolutely does not mean that that option functions. Try messing with some settings in the audio menu sometime, most of them literally don't do anything on 3DS.
Version 3.1 has been supported for a couple of weeks, now. Anyway, people shouldn't need to manually name their BIOS files, if they're getting their neogeo.zip from a reliable source, they should just be included.
Can you check your SD card to see if the saves are just being written to the wrong location? This was occurring with a few cores until it was fixed a few days ago; it's possible your saves are still on the SD card but need to be moved. You should also check that the savefiles directory in your retroarch.cfg doesn't have a slash on the end of it, as this apparently causes problems on 3DS.
No, I wouldn't recommend changing save directory to root, that will just make your root messy. The slash issue seems to relate to when there's a slash on the end of the path, not if there's slashes in it anywhere.So you suggest changing my save directory to root? Where does it save by default? Also @NekoMichi said slashes would mess it up if it was in the location so root would be best?
So you suggest changing my save directory to root? Where does it save by default? Also @NekoMichi said slashes would mess it up if it was in the location so root would be best?