This is the image I started with so I know it works the Linux / package base has already been tweaked and to try the roms with advmame to see if they worked (which it seems like you already have) Might be interesting to see what happens. Yep, I'm willing to try that, but isn't PiMame just AdvanceMame? I've had no problems getting AdvanceMame to run, it just simply isn't fast enough, whereas Mame4All runs perfectly fast but gives me issues with sound.īut I can certainly try PiMame 0.5 and compile Mame4All.
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I'll try something out later and will update this post. Lastly some roms need the corresponding samples. g.beta.zip (don't worry about it being beta-that's just the PiMame code). reinstalling mame2016 again now.As an experiment, are you willing to try using the PiMame 0.5 image and then installing this? UPDATE- uninstalled mame2016 again then kept rebooting using putty until I could confirm the opt/retropie/configs/mame-libretro folder was completely empty. Very frustrating, what could be controlling mame2016 which is outside the bounds of uninstalling/reinstalling the emulator? I even removed the j-pac and installed a cheap NES style controller.Įmulationstation navigates fine, mame2016 won't. I uninstalled and reinstalled mame2016 from the experimental packages.Įmulation station and other mame versions navigate just fine.
REINSTALL MAME4ALL EMULATOR PI PC
I've been in the files with both keyboard plugged into pi and from putty on pc via wifi. In game, the game doesn't respond with the button mappings either. In mame2016, tab and esc work but the up/down navigation won't.
I even copied in the button mapping from the all/retroarch.cfg. I've been all over the retroarch.cfg for mame-libretro. So let me know if I can be of further assistance. If you know that it thinks it's joystick0 or joystick1 or whatever, it makes it a lot easier to manually add configurations. Once in the CFG file, you can look for the recently mapped key to get an idea for how MAME is seeing your joystick mapping. Then you can access the cfg file via SSH and edit it. If you don't have a donor keyboard, map ANYTHING if possible in the interface. This isn't necessarily simple to do unless you understand the cfg file, and the mapping values of your buttons (they might be something like joystick0_btn1. or go into a terminal and edit the CFG file itself. Once when a CFG file wouldn't recreate itself, I opened a backup image and got it off of that.Īttach a keyboard, and use it until you've remapped your stuff. If it doesn't, then you might have to get the file from somewhere else and copy it in, or reinstall the emu. If the CFG file is missing, generally just reopen the emulator and it'll create the file for you. Is there a file I can delete somewhere to get it to start over?Ĭode: cd /opt/retropie/configs/YOURMAMEVS How can I get the mame key mapping stuff to work again in lr-mame2016.
I do see in the UI controls that up, down, and C and P are mapped. When I get into the game and hit tab, nothing I try on keyboard or j-pac triggers the menu to scroll up or down. I am unable to map the controls for lr-mame2016. I was able to map the UI controls for MAME4ALL from the tab button. I even added the settings to /opt/retropie/configs/mame-libretro/retroarch.cfg I manually checked /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg using putty I moved the up and down controls to the Up and Down arrow keys on the j-pac.
Mame4all and mame2016 were working fine and I was able to map controls with the tab button to get to the menu. Using J-pac I had the Up and down controls mapped to the letter C and P on the j-pac. Have rpi3 setup with retropie using lr-mame2016 and mame4all Help please, I'm a couple hours into this and can't figure it out.
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