Its really easy for the cores and will most likely only need makefile changes (for most), while retroarch itself just needs some code fixes but those are manageable.
I need some beer.
Its really easy for the cores and will most likely only need makefile changes (for most), while retroarch itself just needs some code fixes but those are manageable.
I need some beer.
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Well, I think libnx will support it, so I am basically on it! Just finished porting the libnx audio code into retroarch and it's just way cleaner and nicer to look at.
My error log is actually pretty small, just need to get 3 more modules reimplemented and pray that it just runs!
Anyway bedtime for m, 3am here..
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Maybe we will be in luck tomorrow.
Take your much needed brake and get some rest.
All the best and thanks for your support with this emulator.
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Besides manually loading my saved config file how do we change the default config file?
It always reverts back to stock setting when exiting. Maybe have to wit for next release but thought maybe there was a fix.
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It always reverts back to stock setting when exiting. Maybe have to wit for next release but thought maybe there was a fix.
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If anyone wants to check out the WIP libnx build, I host them here https://git.m4xw.net/Switch/RetroArch
If anyone wants write access, write me a Message. I don't want to enable public signup.
The toolchain is integrated (but might need some flags improved) and the audio driver is mostly rdy and compiles.
The rest doesn't compile yet, so keep that in mind.
Once its done, I will just add it as a 2nd switch platform to retroarch, so we can libtransistor and libnx!
If anyone wants write access, write me a Message. I don't want to enable public signup.
The toolchain is integrated (but might need some flags improved) and the audio driver is mostly rdy and compiles.
The rest doesn't compile yet, so keep that in mind.
Once its done, I will just add it as a 2nd switch platform to retroarch, so we can libtransistor and libnx!
I am on 4.1 and I'm staying there for two reasons:
- Lowest fw are always preferable for hacking
- Nintendo created compatibility issues for the Switch that are using third party accessories (using a third party charger myself, so not willing to risk it)
Working for me on 5.0.2, thanks for sharing!
Been waiting to be able to play SoM on my Switch since getting the device.
Been waiting to be able to play SoM on my Switch since getting the device.
Been running this for a minute, I’m having trouble with loading regular in game saves and my save states through the emulator. Is there a fix I’m missing? Sorry if this was already answered.
Can anyone help? i installed the .nro correctly, and it opens up as normal with the retroarch menu loading properly, but when i try to load an snes rom, it jumps straight to the "Quick Menu" screen and doesnt load the rom, anyone know a solution to run the rom? i'm on 5.0.2 and i just want to play super mario world and super mario all-stars
Goto load content and browse to the roms folder
Edit. Sorry misread did you install the nro from here or the appstore? The appstore one doesn't work
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i know where my roms are located, i've tried running the rom but it goes right to the "Quick Menu" the rom doesnt even load
Installed from both, i tried both versions and neither load the roms, just jumps straight ahead to the quick menu
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