Homebrew [RetroArch] Nightly builds here!

[teampleb]

I only see 10/10 as the latest build. How are you using 10/11 if I don't even see it? Yes, I'm looking at the top of the page.

I posted the 10/11 build a page or two back.

 

[Bkool999]

I posted the 10/11 build a page or two back.

Found it. Thanks!

Here's the latest build until their site is back up: LINK

Also, sorry about that misinformation about themehax and picodrive a week or two ago. I guess my mind was in a completely different mindset, lol.

 

[Sizednochi]

Has anyone tried running gb games on goomba color on gPSP? I'm going to try it out, would be nice to get some sort of SGB support on retroarch.

EDIT: Just tried and they don't work.

 

[X_Frost]

I know this is a bit unecessary and not on the list of priorities, but is there any way that wach of these builds can have a custom banner, like BlargSNES and Gameyob?

 

[Radius4]

Has anyone tried running gb games on goomba color on gPSP? I'm going to try it out, would be nice to get some sort of SGB support on retroarch.

EDIT: Just tried and they don't work.

SGB support needs accurate SNES emulation. Not gonna happen.

 

[Radius4]

Aaaaand we're back..
I think

 

[arse]

SGB support needs accurate SNES emulation. Not gonna happen.

Really? Because GameYob manages it just fine. Hell, even goombacolor on the GBA supports SGB borders and palettes. As does MasterBoy on the PSP.

You don't need accurate SNES emulation to be able to read the palette and border data. At all. Now, sound and music that utilises the SPC is a different matter - none of the above examples support that, only Higan.

 

[Radius4]

That's not SGB emulation, that's GB with borders and palettes

 

[HenryLeonheart]

Aaaaand we're back..
I think

Nope, the buildbot page is still down.

 

[Radius4]

Works here

 

[arse]

That's not SGB emulation, that's GB with borders and palettes

....that's exactly what people want. Nothing more - just the added function of enabling the custom palettes and borders is enough for a Game Boy emulator.

It's why even to this day I still prefer GB emulation on my DSi XL as GameYob displays games perfectly 1:1 with their corresponding SGB palettes and borders.

 

[HenryLeonheart]

Works here

It's still giving a 404 Not found error on this side. Even cleared the cache on the browser to see if that could be it.

 

[arse]

It's still giving a 404 Not found error on this side. Even cleared the cache on the browser to see if that could be it.

Works for me.

 

[DSoryu]

Can confirm it works, testing new builds right now (cia builds).

 

[Stack3r]

On my gpsp, it says game_config.txt missing even though i have it in sd/3ds/gpsp, isnt this the correct path?

 

[Ninoh-FOX]

On my gpsp, it says game_config.txt missing even though i have it in sd/3ds/gpsp, isnt this the correct path?

Put game_config.txt in same folder that the roms games. If the game data is not found in game_config.txt, the emu said you missing too.

 

[Link_enfant]

Are V-Sync and Audio Sync really necessary regarding SNES emulation? Does it make a big change? Or would it be better to turn both off to increase performance on CatSFC Plus?
Cause I just can't deal with regular CatSFC's sound, but the performance in Plus version is getting pretty great in many games, so I'm curious if I can easily make it even better with disabling those options or if it's gonna make the games look and sound worse.

Thanks!

 

[Tainysi]

OK, I tested out some cheats on F-Zero in CatSFC Plus. They worked.

• Find cheats here. The easiest way to save an individual file is to click on it then use your browser's "Save link as ..." equivalent on the "Raw" link. If you can't figure this out, you could I guess just download the GitHub zip bundle of the entire project and find cheats in the "cht" directory.
  
• Put your downloaded .cht files wherever on your 3DS SD card (not Gateway or anything, the SD card in your 3DS); there's no default "cheat" directory.
  
• (Optional, set your cheat directory in Settings > Directory, otherwise you'll have to navigate to your cheats from the root each time.)
  
• Start up the game you want to cheat in and in the RetroArch Quick Menu, enter Core Cheat Options and select "Cheat File Load". If you can't figure out what to do next you suck.
  
• Now you should see your list of cheats. Turn on the ones you want (highlight them and press left/right on the d-pad) then hit "Apply Cheat Changes".
  
• Resume your game, the cheats should now be active.

Caveat: These cheat files were all autogenerated and haven't been vetted as working. Best case scenario, they work, but other scenarios include: they don't work; they don't work and they crash your game; they don't work and they corrupt your save; etc.

Okay after pressing "apply cheats" what is supposed to happen? Everytime I load the cheats and turn certain cheats on/off,after I highlight "Apply cheats" and press A, nothing fucking happens. I close the retroarch menu and my cheats don't work so obviously it did nothing. Using cheats are so damn annoying, doesn't work for Summonight swordcraft or final fantasy tactics.

 

[Vague Rant]

@Tainysi Hence the caveat, I guess. It doesn't sound like you're doing anything wrong. If you're following all those steps and the cheats aren't working, it's probably because those cheats aren't working.

@Radius4 No Picodrive core in the latest nightly?

 

[Tainysi]

@Tainysi Hence the caveat, I guess. It doesn't sound like you're doing anything wrong. If you're following all those steps and the cheats aren't working, it's probably because those cheats aren't working.

@Radius4 No Picodrive core in the latest nightly?

I'm so sad ):
No cheats for any of my favorite games, sigh. Is this just a retroarch gpsp kind of thing or is it something else? As for the cheat, when it works after pressing "Apply cheats" what happens exactly?