Official hakchi2 - NES Mini very simple pimp tool

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I didn't uninstall the previous retroarch, and after I flashed it with the mgba mod you made, it still runs with the original gba core that cluster included.
 
I've made some changes to Cluster's RetroArch module since default settings were not quite to my liking.
If someone needs it, it's available on GitHub

Here are all the changes:
  • Added Stella core for Atari 2600 emulation
  • System dir is now '~/system'
  • Core info dir is now '~/info', also added info files. They're really useful if you use RetroArch's GUI.
  • RGUI default browser dir is now '/usr/share/games/nes/kachikachi' instead of '/'
  • Disabled bilinear filtering for every preset
  • Enabled integer scaling
  • Greyscale palette for Gambatte core
Thank you, I'm using this one now.
 
I've tested mGBA (before 2.12) and it works like a charm.

If you say so. Updated the module with mGBA core.

btw you should put picodrive instead of genesis plus gx

Genesis Plus GX is more accurate than PicoDrive. I've added PicoDrive as 32X core.
If you want to use it as a main Mega Drive emulator, change the args in Hakchi2 to point to /bin/32x instead of /bin/md

Does your version remove the smoothing from all three stock display settings?

Yes.

where are the cores located now?
I am trying to add fba and psx

They're located in the hmod file. /etc/libretro/core
 
Plus I deleted the hmod file. So how can I uninstall it now? Flash original kernel?
Have you also uninstalled it inside hakchi? I think you ned to do that as well as physically deleted the actual .hmod file.

EDIT:Ignore this, it's already been sorted.
 
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If you say so. Updated the module with mGBA core.



Genesis Plus GX is more accurate than PicoDrive. I've added PicoDrive as 32X core.
If you want to use it as a main Mega Drive emulator, change the args in Hakchi2 to point to /bin/32x instead of /bin/md



Yes.



They're located in the hmod file. /etc/libretro/core
Thank you. This is the part I'm more interested in: Every time I launch an NES game (using the version @djovelha created), will it reset the smoothing effect when I go to launch an SNES game--whereas yours will not?
 
Can you put MAME roms into new version (2.12) I recall seeing all the mods that are packaged in RA but for the life of me can't find the page they are on in this forum.

Has anyone tried any MAME roms? Do they run well?

Thanks.
NeoGeo included. I making a video tutorial with text in English and Spanish voice. But until tomorrow I cannot record, some people are sleeping here.

Rgs.
 
Now I have one more question.
Where do I put saves to games?
And once I put them there, is there a way to get them off the mini so they don't get overwritten every time I flash?
 
I've changed retroarch.cfg (video_smooth = "false") and retroarch-watchdog (smooth=false), so it won't re-enable filtering every time you launch a NES game.
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I'll test mGBA core later (it's 4AM here). If it works fine, I'll add it as a main GBA core.
I want to disable the bilinear filter. I will later try to change the retroarch.cfg to this but you pack remove a lot of time to me.

Thanks so much.

I tried vba_next is better that the default in emulation but speed is similar.

Rgs

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it shows during the custom kernel install.
Or if there's a problem. In this case remove all content and synchro again and works like a charm. If I don't wrong, this folder is where hakchi build the custom kernel with all extras.

Rgs.
 
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I want to disable the bilinear filter. I will later try to change the retroarch.cfg to this but you pack remove a lot of time to me.

Thanks so much.

I tried vba_next is better that the default in emulation but speed is similar.

Rgs
You have to edit with notepad hakchi2\user_mods\retroarch.hmod\etc\libretro\retroarch.cfg "video_smooth = "false" then go to D:\hakchi2\user_mods\retroarch.hmod\bin\retroarch-watchdog and again edit it with notepad and then
# core provided ratio for CRT mode
[ "$filter" == "crt720" ] && ratio=21 && smooth=false && crt=1
# core provided ratio for 4:3 mode
[ "$filter" == "gpu720" ] && ratio=21 && smooth=false
# pixel perfect - 1:1 for pixel perfect mode
[ "$filter" == "ppu" ] && ratio=20 && smooth=false
 

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