I read I just rename the assets master zip folder to assets and drag it into the retroarch folder and it’s good to go but that didn’t work. That’s where assets usually went I thought?
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I don't recall, I think the folder changes in the WiiU version.
Change the directory manually through the settings.
Okay I’ll try to do that then. You’re right Wii U is different and is in media for some reason. I changed it to SD and now it works. Thank you
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I wish that Retroarch allow me to keep active others apps homebrew like swap drc lite for to turn off the screen in my Wii U Gamepad.
It will can to be possible?
And yes, i used the Wii U Plugin System App and not works, crash wii u
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Deseo que Retroarch me permita mantener activas otras aplicaciones caseras como swap drc lite para apagar la pantalla de mi Wii U Gamepad.
¿Será posible?
Y sí, utilicé la aplicación del sistema de complementos de Wii U y no funciona, falla wii u :triste:
It will can to be possible?
And yes, i used the Wii U Plugin System App and not works, crash wii u
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Deseo que Retroarch me permita mantener activas otras aplicaciones caseras como swap drc lite para apagar la pantalla de mi Wii U Gamepad.
¿Será posible?
Y sí, utilicé la aplicación del sistema de complementos de Wii U y no funciona, falla wii u :triste:
Last edited by WildStriker101,
so i was using a non stable for awhile, and i updated to latest stable and Im having problems with the wiiu gamepad thumbstick buttons not registering input. i deleted my cfg and started back up, and the thumbsticks dont read any input (im trying to assign something, click the thumbsticks and act like there was no input.
can someone suggest a "stable" build that works pretty well from own experience? I know the last one i was using that worked well was probably one from june but cannot recall exactly.
anyway, i just read previous few pages and im going to assume the controller driver thats jacked up in 1.9 is the culprit. ill try the 1.8.9 unless someone knows if any of the nightly nailed down the controller driver issues
ALSO, does anyone try any gb color games? it seems for some reason the color palette is totally jacked, and I remember previous maybe 1.7 or so the colors were ok. i think its rendering improperly, and tried the only 2 cores that work, and its jacked.
can someone suggest a "stable" build that works pretty well from own experience? I know the last one i was using that worked well was probably one from june but cannot recall exactly.
anyway, i just read previous few pages and im going to assume the controller driver thats jacked up in 1.9 is the culprit. ill try the 1.8.9 unless someone knows if any of the nightly nailed down the controller driver issues
ALSO, does anyone try any gb color games? it seems for some reason the color palette is totally jacked, and I remember previous maybe 1.7 or so the colors were ok. i think its rendering improperly, and tried the only 2 cores that work, and its jacked.
Last edited by slimpyman,
The GB cores probably have palette options. Open the quick menu, then go down to options. That should be options specific to the core you are running.
Just a tip for anyone trying to run this on a CRT TV... If RetroArch doesn't fill the entire screen try going into the Wii U display settings and set the aspect ratio to 16:9. For some reason 4:3 didn't work out on my screen but 16:9 was perfect. I had to mess around with Scaling options but got it to look close to original hardware. I've never been more excited to see the waterfall transparency in Sonic 1.
Been gone a few months from this thread, so are there any new progress reports? Still no playstation emulation? Or any new emulator update features? Faster loading times?
Also just curious, if anyone took my idea of adding a feature to enable FTP in retroarch. (So that you can add roms to the HDD and not need to switch to FTPII U evertime you want to test roms or whatnot)
Also just curious, if anyone took my idea of adding a feature to enable FTP in retroarch. (So that you can add roms to the HDD and not need to switch to FTPII U evertime you want to test roms or whatnot)
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@satel For full-speed PlayStation emulation on a system with the specifications of the Wii (relatively low CPU clock speed), you need a dynamic recompiler converting the code into native PPC assembly in real time. There are currently no PSX emulators in RetroArch which have a PPC dynarec running on Wii U, which is why there are no PSX cores for Wii U.
There is an unclaimed US$400 bounty for a PPC dynarec to be added to a PSX emulator for the Wii U; short of developing it yourself, donating to this bounty is probably the best way to help make it happen.
The lightrec recompiler by pcercuei and ZachCook does include support for PPC, and has been ported to Beetle PSX, so at this point somebody with the interest, ability, and desire for a cut of that $400 would need to do the work to get it hooked up on Wii U, and it should finally be possible to build a working PSX core for Wii U.
There is an unclaimed US$400 bounty for a PPC dynarec to be added to a PSX emulator for the Wii U; short of developing it yourself, donating to this bounty is probably the best way to help make it happen.
The lightrec recompiler by pcercuei and ZachCook does include support for PPC, and has been ported to Beetle PSX, so at this point somebody with the interest, ability, and desire for a cut of that $400 would need to do the work to get it hooked up on Wii U, and it should finally be possible to build a working PSX core for Wii U.
Okay guys, progress report, how much improvements have we made on this system? Better performance? Faster load times? FTP accessible within retroarch? Anything worth mentioning? I'm dying to know since I last checked months ago.
There haven't been any noticeable improvements made lately.
In case some don't know there is a new fork of WiiSX being worked on.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/wiisx-rx-a-new-fork.570252/
In case some don't know there is a new fork of WiiSX being worked on.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/wiisx-rx-a-new-fork.570252/
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