/emugen/ - Emulation General

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How do you feel about modern effects added to older games? Is it fine or worse than hitler?

>>183178070
Depends on how it's done.

>>183178070
>inb4 that one DoF + bloom on PS1 games video

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I'm using default Retroarch with the Beetle PSX HW 0.9.44 core to emulate Crash Team Racing. It's all working fine, but it really feels pixelated.

Am I just remembering Crash Team Racing wrong or are the default settings fucked up?

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I don't visit this general often but this is probably the bet place to ask, is there any way to remove these blacklines? I'm trying to use PCSX2 to emulate Siren 2 at 1080p, these don't show up if I use Software mode, but I'd like to play the game with the higher res if possible.

>>183179797
That's the way it is normally. Bump up the internal resolution If you want in the options.

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Emupleb here, at what framerate could I expect an R5 1600 and RX 580 setup to emulate Castlevania: Harmony of Despair on RPCS3?

pic only tangentially related

With mGBA 0.6.0 out there I guess it´s finally time to finish Metroid Fusion. That took me way too long.

Also are any underrated games on the GBA or some hidden gems? I'm in the mood for trying out some games.

>>183180568
Astro Boy Omega Factor (A+ tier Beat'em Up by Treasure)
Konami Krazy Racers (Better then Mario Kart Advance in my opinion)
Pinball of the Dead (Exactly what it sounds like)
Sigma Star Saga (Action RPG from the Shantae guys)

>>183181328
I'll have a look. Thanks, anon.

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BEHOLD the POWER of N64 emulation:

>>183183098
I'm not 100% sure what's even happening

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>>183168892
https://youtu.be/t74V8cqK4w0?t=226

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I've played through the LoD version just fine.

Where does one find all of the old Nintendo games that got removed from emuparadise?

>>183187114
READ THE WIKI BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS LIKE:
>Where do I get games

>SP is building his new gaming desktop
02:51 <@Twinaphex> soon I will be able to test nvidia on RA
03:17 <@Twinaphex> going to be the first time I’m building a desktop PC again since 2001
03:21 <@Twinaphex> I’m probably going to want a motherboard with 4 RAM slots (do they still call them DIMM?)
03:21 <@Twinaphex> so that I could expand to 32GB later on
03:21 <@Twinaphex> will go with 16 for now - already expensive enough for my taste
03:23 <@Twinaphex> I might get a GTX 1060/1070-caliber GPU
03:23 <@Twinaphex> that one I don’t have to pay for
03:23 <@Twinaphex> so that would leave the rest of the parts
03:24 < Vision> wait hows that free
03:24 <@Twinaphex> well I am getting that one at least for free
03:24 <@Twinaphex> it’s not free for average customers at least
03:28 <@Twinaphex> am I right in assuming that a GTX 1060/1070 blows away a PS4 Pro’s GPU?
03:28 <@Twinaphex> or would I need a 1080 for that?
03:35 <@Twinaphex> say if it’s a 1080 - would a 600 watt PSU still be enough then?
03:35 <@Twinaphex> or would I need more?

>>183187183
It's almost like you haven't read the wiki because if you did you would see it doesn't really talk about SNES stuff outside of no intro stuff

>>183187475
Looks like his mummy made some room in the basement

>>183187631
>doesn't really talk about SNES stuff outside of no intro
And?

>>183187475
16:47:52 <@Twinaphex> yeah and it just so happens I got sent an absolute monster of a GPU
16:47:56 <@Twinaphex> so RIP utility bills
16:49:06 < Tatsuya79> so what is it?
16:49:19 <@Twinaphex> can’t tell you or I’d have to kill you :)

00:11 <@Twinaphex> and I am running this on a Core i7 7700k with a Titan XP

>>183187847
Think real hard about it. I'm sure you will figure out why. I have faith in you.

>>183187989
Nope. Stop being dumb.

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>>183187631
Fucking kill yourself.

>>183177532
Is cheat engine the only way to do camera mods on psx2? There is no free look option as far as I recall.

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>Reallize i have Retroarch 1.02 on my Wii
>Boot it
>Can't save that it uses 3:2 video and 640x200 video output
>Wiimote A and B can not be mapped so long auto detect is on
>Load up some COTM after dumping in a 1:1 named savefile in the Retroarch Save File Directory™
>Doesn't load savefile, so i can't use the NG+ classes
>No way to tell what savefile is suppose to be named, or where its suppose to go, since there is no GUI option to check it
>Can't even fucking tell if some folder is bugged and write protected

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Last thread died before anyone answered. Is PPSSPP dead? Why have commits stopped entirely?

>>183189402
Retroarch PPSSPP? It was never maintained, so its still dead since 0.9 or some shit
The actual development? Isn't it finished in development? What do you mean by "dead"?

>>183188180
Those retards only come back because everytime someone spoonfeed them.

>>183189402
http://blog.henrikrydgard.com/porting-to-uwp/

>>183190010
I guess this is nice... for someone?

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>>183189521
>Retroarch PPSSPP?
No i think hes talking about the dev builds, pic related is the last one.

>>183190385
So they taken summer vacation?
Looks like a Norwegian fag, I am surprised he bothered to do shit after 20th of June at all.

>>183187631
>>183187989
This weird dream again, deja vu!

>>183187475
No one cares. Take this IRC bullshit elsewhere.

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>>183190541
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv13gl0a-FA

>>183190010
Someone should give that to Exophase.
Drastic even if it's on UWP instead of Win32 would be pretty fine.

>>183166802
Because my connection has constant interrupts and continue at x byte sometimes doesn't work, I settled with a torrent though since this time I wasn't throttled with it.

>>183197938
Just use something like wget, if the download fucks up you can just run it again with --continue and it should always work.

>>183187941
I fail to see how that is relevant to whatever the person does.

I'm sure no one bats an eye if you made a PC. I remember when people shat on me when I first made a PC. Heaven knows what they will know what I did so far in regards to that.

>>183198731
I already got it with a torrent, but.
sometimes -c doesn't work
>and continue at x byte sometimes doesn't work
also you need a correct header, refers and cookies for some of the sites
see what happens when you click this direct link without a correct header.

http://dl3.loveroms.com/r/GameCube/Paper%20Mario%20-%20The%20Thousand-Year%20Door%20(USA).7z

What happens if it turns out that Cemu was made using leaked Wii U documentation?

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>>183190385
That's what I meant. Issues are still being reported and nothing's being done.

>>183199357
I'm sure no one will give a shit.

>>183199290
>also you need a correct header, refers and cookies for some of the sites
Also easy with wget
For logins like archive.org, open your browser console, type document.cookie and copy its contents, add it to command with --header "Cookie: <cookie contents>"

>>183199501
Do you know how to spoof a refer though?

>>183199650
Probably the same way.
--header "Referer: <url>"

>>183199357
Some legal bullshit will happen against Exzap, I guess.

>>183199729
Okay that worked, but I don't need it right now, thank you.

>>183198850
>I fail to see how that is relevant to whatever the person does.
Gee, I wonder why people would be bothered by the possibility of SP using donation funds to buy this unnecessary equipment :) .

Funny how you cry about devs getting donations for their hard work, but you're ok with SP receiving donations.. I love how SP also changed tune once he realized he could cash in too..

>>183199357
>>183199432
The haters will immediately jump to its throat obviously and they'll have a fair reason to do so.

>>183201139
>they'll have a fair reason to do so
Why? Plenty of emudevs use illegal docs..

>>183201910
From systems still being sold today? I guess the major drama is because the console is still on the stores

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it's spooky af

>>183202056
wtf is this?

>>183202197
Dracula X Chronicles

>>183202052
It's not getting any new games and Nintendo is pretty much pretending that it doesn't exist. I don't see why they would care.

>>183202971
They are Nintendo, you know, the ones taking ROMs down everywhere. I think they care

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>>183202056
FACE ME, BOY!

>>183199357
Ninty lawyers will have a legit reason to take down the project and sue dev's asses off, Hykem-style.

>>183198850
>mostly from welfare
* Intel Core i7-4790 @ 3.6GHz CPU
* Kingston ValueRAM 16GB DDR3-1600 RAM
* GIGABYTE B85M-HD3 Motherboard
* Toshiba 3TB HDD (data)
* Mushkin 1TB SSD (games)
* Samsung 840 Evo SSD (OS)
* Gainward NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Founders Edition GPU
* SteelSeries Apex 300 gaming keyboard
* SteelSeries Rival 100 gaming mouse
* Razer Vespula mousepad
* Zowie Camade mouse bungie
* Plantronics headset
* mbeat USB3 7 port hub
* @Games Xbox360 controller
* TTXtech PS3 controller
* Retrolink N64 USB controller
* Retrolink Sega Saturn USB controller
* Acer 24 inch monitor
* ViewSonic 22 inch monitor
* Logitech speakers
* Plantronics headset
* ROCCAT Juke USB soundcard
http://steamcommunity.com/id/mudlord

I see some peoples hitting a perfect 30fps with BOTW with a R1600, is that legit?

i'm trying to play with cheats on PCSX2, but the goddamn PCSX2CE won't detect my .pnach file. Am doing something wrong ?

>>183204395
>usb soundcard
why would you do that

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what is the best video setup for kega fusion? Ideally I would like to have it full screen without messing up the pixels

>>183202056
>>183202896
Is this that Rondo of Blood remake? Does it run better in an emu or is it locked at whatever that shitty framerate is?

Looks pretty sweet. More pc arcade dumps the better.

http://www.emuline.org/topic/862-arcade-pc-fright-fear-land-haunted-museum-ii/

>>183208205
fuck yeah, I hope more comes out of this like the persona fighting game arcade

>>183200438
>possibility

Yeah, so there's no proof.

There's always the "possibility" that Zilmar is blowing his money on hookers and blackjack but there's also no proof of that either.

I think I'm gonna go donate to some patreons now.

>>183209338
CxBx-Reloaded/RPCS3/melonDS are good choices.

>>183198850
If he has a Windows 10 gaming PC, that might mean he'll start caring more about Windows as a platform. So that should be seen as a good thing, honestly.

Of course, we already know certain individuals here hate his guts so they just want to cockblock anything that benefits him in any way...

Is Higan the Donnie Darko of emulators?

>>183209538
>CxBx-Reloaded

Replace that with XQEMU

>>183210805
Not a bad choice either, both are important

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>>183204395

>>183204395
>>mostly from welfare

And how do you know?

>>183212184
Dear god, this can't be real

>>183212697
he's probably an alias of some dev here

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>>183212184

>>183209138
>Yeah, so there's no proof.
That doesn't stop the same people shilling RA from attacking CEMU.

>There's always the "possibility" that Zilmar
the difference is that Mudlord already attacked Zilmar even though he never mentions stuff like "i just spent thousands on computer, ps4, etc.", after taking donations.

Why attack someone who doesn't brag about buying unnecessary items after receiving donations and NOT attack someone who does brag about that?

Android dev here. I want to run something by you anons.

My conclusion so far is that Retroarch is technically the best option on Android, but really awkward to use due to the whole core vs frontend system. It only works with a delicate balance of the right core files and configs, and the default config isn't great. Also a very old school design in general, multiple cores that handle the same system, stretched on screen controls, etc.

So I plan to put together a version that hardcodes all the config, includes exactly one core per system without asking which one to use, replaces the current UI with a sleek list of games that auto-scans for ROMs etc, and provides a new set of on screen controls.

Is this something you would buy? I'm thinking a $4-5 price point would be perfect, and depending on sales I could donate some percentage of that back to the emulator devs.

Did Nintendo start throwing around copyright claims?

There are a ton of gamecube ISOs that are impossible to find nowadays since most sites took them down.

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>>183213502
>paying for emulators
>paying for emulator frontend

>>183213659
Yeap, grab what you can while you can

>>183213502
No fuck off, retrorarch is already garbage enough as it is, making a gimped version and charging money for it is the most retarded thing I've ever heard

>>183213659
Read the wiki

>>183213502

You will get sent a cease and desist if you plan to sell it.

>>183213502
Terrible idea

>>183210714
>Is Higan the Donnie Darko of emulators?
wym by that?

>>183213776
>gimped version
Technically inferior, but more usable. I don't call that gimped.
>>183214051
There are other paid emus (drastic, epsxe). Why would this be a particular issue?

>>183214331
Most people say that they like and understand it, but they really don't

>>183214538
Look up what a license is.

>>183214538
You don't understand software licensing a lot, do you? Anyway, go ahead, this will be funny

>>183213502

You are a low-life parasite and you should be exterminated for the good of mankind, cockroach. Stop stealing other people's shit and trying to make a quick fucking buck, you piece of dogshit. Kill yourself now.

>>183214676
Retroarch is GPL. He can make own version and sell it.

>>183214879
Pipe down, SP.

>>183214538
>There are other paid emus (drastic, epsxe).
The people selling those are the people who made them. You haven't made shit. You're trying to neuter other people's work, slap some GUI on it and sell it.
Goddamn android "devs" are all the same, they're just leeches and not actual devs.

>>183214676
>>183214808
It's GPL. I would have to release any changes I made to the C source, but I don't have to release the code for whatever frontend GUI I add (probably in Java).
>>183214879
Such a compelling argument you make

I'm kind of surprised at the negativity here actually... I make money, users get a nice friendly emulator UI. Who loses?

why pc98 roms so hard to find

>>183214991
>>183215159
And each of the cores? Some are non-commercial, some aren't even allowed to be shipped with RetroArch (that's why there's a core downloader).

>>183215159
Anon, go ahead, we really want you to do it, please

>>183215208
Because it's an obscure as shit chinkopc?

>>183215251
I actually didn't realise that. I'll look at each license and find which ones I can use. There are enough that I should be able to use at least one for most consoles.

It doesn't need to support every system, just enough to be worth buying. I could maybe include an option for power users to add the missing ones (like how MX player lets you add DTS support by downloading a .so file).

>>183215159
>I'm kind of surprised at the negativity here actually... I make money, users get a nice friendly emulator UI. Who loses?

The ones who lose are the ones you are profiting off who did all the work while you did nothing. You are pretty much a thief, and a fraud.

>>183215251
Some are on GPL, some not. He should download them from libretro servers, same as hunterk proposed when they planned retroarch money boxes.

>>183215159
Because this is a stupid idea, retard

>>183215645
>You are pretty much a thief, and a fraud.
We all know RA would be nothing without all those cores written by real emulation developers.

>>183215645
1) The UI I propose to add will be quite a bit of work. not as impressive/low level/advanced work as RA and the cores themselves, but it's not easy to make a good, responsive ui.
2) I did suggest I could donate some of the proceeds back to the other developers

>>183215159
>I'm kind of surprised at the negativity here actually... I make money, users get a nice friendly emulator UI. Who loses?
Most of the negativity is from RA devs and their shills. Probably mostly just the devs themselves.

YOur idea is not bad. You just need to be careful not to break any rules :) .

>>183215760
RetroArch is bad enough and this anon is trying to make an ever worse version, what could go wrong?

>>183215760

Except for Parallel which no loser N64 emulator developer has managed to rival, or the Vulkan PSX renderer.

Shut the fuck up when you know nothing.

>>183215159
>but I don't have to release the code for whatever frontend GUI I add (probably in Java).
Yes you do. You can't dynamically link/integrate closed source software with GPLv3.

>>183215957
Daniel, meds.

>>183215876
UI is not a Front-End, that's why you're not a real dev. You're talking like donating some money to them is some kind of favor, when you're the one making cash from others work, stop being a parasite

>>183215957
>Except for Parallel which no loser N64 emulator developer has managed to rival, or the Vulkan PSX renderer.
Lets be real, ParaLLEl can't even compete with PJ64 + GLideN64. It doesn't even support gamma for pete's sake.

Tiny Tiger probably quit cause it was too difficult for him. No good reason to quit this early in the game. If he was busy with IRL business, that would one thing. But to blame lack of interest on the scene is just rubbish m8.

>>183216090
Hurr durr everyone is Daniel

Neck yourself

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>>183213502
seems like a great idea. ra devs are absolutely fucking retarded when it comes to what you're trying to accomplish. I don't know about the pricepoint because i would never pay for such crap, but it seems steep compared to alternatives. As for donating back to the emudevs: don't fucking bother.
if they can't get their shit on the playstore in any meaningful way, they don't deserve it.

>>183215910
>Most of the negativity is from RA devs and their shills. Probably mostly just the devs themselves.

lol. Just lol.

You're part of the problem.

>>183216084
This seems to be arguable. I'll investigate some more. If I can't get around the license problem, one issue is to to release most/all of the frontend source and rely on users not knowing how to compile things.

>>183216119
frontends deserve monies too. ra is a frontend and it's raking in the cash.

>>183217278
>This seems to be arguable.
It isn't.
>one issue is to to release most/all of the frontend source and rely on users not knowing how to compile things.
Don't worry, I'll make sure to compile it, put it on the store for free and call you a parasitic asshole.

>>183217278
you could probably write frontend from scratch and then port libretro cores

>>183217401
Another option would be to do the UI in a data-oriented way... i.e. do in in HTML+CSS+JS instead of Java. Then I can treat the HTML+CSS blobs as data and copyright them/not open-source them. I guess the JS would have to be open still. As long as nobody can legally copy and resell my frontend directly (as you suggest doing)... it would work.

>>183217637
I'll write a longer response to this in a second, I do have another idea if my "modified RA" approach isn't allowed

>>183217637
Most of the cores are gpl, it's the same issue.

>>183217913
>Most of the cores are gpl, it's the same issue.
Couldn't you get around that by simply not packaging the cores with the frontend. The user can download whatever cores they want.

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I miss the days when we just talked about emulating games and what shaders we were using.

>>183218167
Yep, but now you're moving further away from the amount of steps a user needs to take, and the whole excuse of why leechman is doing this.

>>183218167
are you and an ra dev because you OBVIOUSLY don't get it.
mobile gamers are fickle and don't want to tap more than a couple of times to start gaming. They aren't real gamers and shouldn't be treated as human beings.

>>183217637
okay there are two things that are called frontends, and I'm kind of conflating them here, so I'll clarify:

Retroarch itself is a frontend in that it provides video/input for cores, which are implemented as libraries. The app I want to write is another layer of frontend, a frontend for a frontend... with the added complication that I would need to modify the retroarch layer at least a little but.

To avoid confusion I'll use "frontend" to refer to what RA is and "wrapper" to refer to what I want to write.

It looks like it's legally thorny to use a GPL frontend with a closed source wrapper. So the other option is that I write my own frontend too... the API isn't too complex (callbacks for input, video frame, etc) so I could just ignore RA entirely and write a new frontend, combined with the wrapper (or even just all in one).

But then my app's users wouldn't benefit from all the refinement that retroarch has done, and it would be more time and effort. It kind of seems like everyone loses in that scenario.

I could also try contacting the current devs and see if they want to partner up. That would make things easier. And I would probably get a less hostile reception than on 4chan. That approach would add its own headaches though.

I'll think about it.

This is all an elaborate troll. Nothing is going to happen.

>>183218564
actually, he's not a troll. i had a conversation with this dev on irc a few months ago.

>>183218564
No, I do want to write this thing. But it's a significant time investment, and I need to be sure I won't get legal takedowns before I go ahead.

Despite the abuse, you anons have also pointed out some real issues, so I'll carefully consider whether I can proceed and with what approach.

>>183218498
>I could also try contacting the current devs and see if they want to partner up. That would make things easier. And I would probably get a less hostile reception than on 4chan.

Let's just say that Twinaphex doesn't like the idea of people making money off of RA.

>>183218327
What shader is this?
>>183218498
You'll not create anything, you're not a real dev anyway.
>>183218564
This is kind of obvious by now
>>183218698
samefag

>>183218498
>I could also try contacting the current devs and see if they want to partner up. That would make things easier. And I would probably get a less hostile reception than on 4chan.
Don't bother contacting RA devs, if that's who you're referring to. They are the angry posters in this thread btw. Please save yourself the trouble and trust me on this one.

>But then my app's users wouldn't benefit from all the refinement that retroarch has done, and it would be more time and effort.
I was under the impression that their android version wasn't very refined. After hearing all the complaints about RA, even I would be confident that I could pull off a better android front end (provided I had the time and motivation for it).

It's a lot of work to do what I suggested, but you may hit the jackpot if you succeed :) .

>>183218391
>Yep, but now you're moving further away from the amount of steps a user needs to take, and the whole excuse of why leechman is doing this.
fair point. Maybe the guy can make it automatically download every core then.

>>183219043
>Maybe the guy can make it automatically download every core then.
Nope. The user has to do it.

>>183218498
>if they want to partner up.
They won't, especially if you will make some bucks from it. In land of emulation there could be only one person who makes money from it (now with Titan XP).

>>183219132
>Nope. The user has to do it.
Why is that?

>>183219660
Someone need to read a lot about software licensing, for real...

>>183219043
>After hearing all the complaints about RA, even I would be confident that I could pull off a better android front end (provided I had the time and motivation for it).
>(provided I had the time and motivation for it).

>"I can't do it because I don't have the skills, but I'll pretend like I do"

What a joke.

don't listen to this guy >>183219756
just make it and sell it till you get a C&D. Make a buck off the suckers until you can't. it's the american way

>>183219660
Because it's a license violation to dynamically link at all, not just ship. If the user is the one downloading and linking, they're then violating the license, not the program/program creator. By making users download them, you're passing the buck.

Talking about Front-Ends and stuff, what would be the easier way to make a GUI launcher. I don't have too much skill in programming, but I want to learn and create a simple program that save user preferences for some emulators that I use that don't have GUIs

>>183219756
>Someone need to read a lot about software licensing, for real...
You're right about that. I close source most of my work so I'm not educated on those things.

>>183219793
The point I was making is that based on my observation, it's easy to outdo what RA currently does for Android. I'm not as optimistic about making money off android stuff like the guy who's interested in making the Android frontend.

>>183220031
>Because it's a license violation to dynamically link at all, not just ship. If the user is the one downloading and linking, they're then violating the license, not the program/program creator. By making users download them, you're passing the buck.
Thanks for educating me. I saw an earlier post suggesting that RA uses their core downloader to get past this limitation.

>>183220142
Easiest/barebones way would be to pass cmdline arguments. A step above that would be editing the emulator's .cfg/.ini.

>>183220142
for android or windows or what?

>>183220439
The command line thing I've already done, I'm having a hard time in loading the stuff from the .ini to the user interface and then using the info from the ini as argument for the "emulator.exe -param1 -param2", but this must be just me being stupid.
>>183220607
I'm making for Windows, when done I can port the logic to QT (I guess?) so anyone can compile to their systems (Linux and macOS maybe)

>>183220294
>The point I was making is that based on my observation, it's easy to outdo what RA currently does for Android

You're probably wrong unless you've done Android app development. Everything prioritizes Java while native code execution requires jumping through hoops.

Just sell your Android app open source. Anyone that would compile it would just use RetroArch instead.

However, your APKs will get posted online, for users to install. This happens with closed source apps too. It's a market risk.

Roll your own core downloader. Have the user just press a button to download the core. Easy.

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>>183218921
Game Boy shader with screen border. This one was optimized for 1080p

https://hastebin.com/raw/ivecafucaq

It's pretty easy to modify the preset to do Game Boy Pocket instead

https://hastebin.com/raw/ijepomevux

>>183221162
If I write a high quality wrapper and completely open source it, it could easily be copied by the retroarch devs. And since they already have their app in the store, that's the one everyone would use.

I don't want to rip anyone off here, but this project has to be worth my while.

>>183221720
What a hypocrite.

>>183221792
Not really. Retroarch adds value over using the individual emulators. My wrapper would add value over using retroarch. Nobody is ripping anyone off in my scenario. It all works in layers. There doesn't have to be such conflict! There's room for everyone.

>>183221886
You're a hypocrite

>>183221886
>I want to take someone else's work and profit off it
>but they can't use anything of mine!
I seriously hope you get hit by a bus.

>>183221720
That's the deal with copyleft open source, you copy code, and you get copied.

You have no right to RetroArch code unless you share.

https://twitter.com/gosokkyu/status/887814592516112384

>>183221672
It's very beautiful. Can I reach this visual in mGBA somehow?

>>183220031
>>183222042
Okay, okay. I'm starting to be convinced that modifying RA is going to be too risky and too much drama.

I can either go with the second option I outlined here >>183218498 (a completely new frontend using the same cores) or just drop it. I still want something like what I described to exist so I'm going to think carefully.

>>183222323
>just drop it
I'd do that. Even if you're not selling RA, you're still trying to sell other people's emulators. You're still not a good person in this scenario.
Either make it free and open, or don't bother.

>>183222132
It's probably possible to port the GLSL version to mGBA, but I have no idea how mGBA's shader format works.

>>183222323
Well, that's the deal. RetroArch isn't "free code," it's licensed code. And under that license, you must share all changes under the same license. There's no risk or drama, it's just the law and it always has been.

>>183222323
A libretro frontend that is 100% your own code, you can do what you want with it and any license, because libretro API is MIT licensed.

But you cannot bundle GPL cores with your frontend if it's license is not GPL compatible, the user would have to supply those on their own.

>>183222593
>you must share all changes under the same license

https://github.com/libretro/libretro-common/blob/master/audio/audio_mix.c

>including without limitation the rights to * use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, Subject to the following conditions:
>The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

Code from libretro-common is BSD licensed, you can use it, sell it, without sharing any changes. Just check header first for license.

>>183223129

Just libretro-common alone isn't enough to cobble something together.

>>183221792
>What a hypocrite.
Ironic. Considering I don't see you bringing up the fact that at least 1 libretro core has violated the copyright from another emulator.

Zeromus did nothing wrong.

There was no sabotage, it was all a lie.

MAME is good

>>183224018
Well duh, that's not what was hypocritical about that guy's post. Try reading.

https://twitter.com/byuu_san/status/887689681718173697

So much for byuu not needing a bounty for working WASAPI or ASIO support. Join the club, only audio engineers can figure that shit out.

>>183224878
And yet, someone wrote a WASAPI driver for higan v98 a year back that apparently worked better than what he has now but he didn't accept it because "lol too many lines of code".

https://board.byuu.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=934

Seriously, what the fuck?

What would be the best way to handle all the pc arcade games out lately in a custom arcade cabinet?

Is there a way to load in and out different vmware/virtualbox images with a decent frontend?

>>183225797
launch them in any front end you want and add a shortcut, now do 1 of 2 things

edit the shortcut using cli parameters like all emulators as far as I know have or create a script to launch it

>>183224878
>So much for byuu not needing a bounty for working WASAPI or ASIO support.
First you people attack him for "muh NIH". Now you're hating on the good man because he has realized that teamwork is a good thing? You people make me sick..

>>183226338

He just copied libretro's bounty system verbatim.

>>183226338
Go back to circlejerking on byuu's board if critcism offends you so much.

byuu doesn't care about teamwork or else he would have simply merged the code from the other guy in the first place.

higan could have been great, but byuu's autistic methodology has made it a disappointment.

>>183222956
Looked into this and my current conclusion is that a from-scratch frontend to a high quality standard is probably too much work. So this is dead in the water for now, unless the devs do want to team up and revenue share. I'll reach out to them after I do more research on core licencing.

>>183226850
>Go back to circlejerking on byuu's board if critcism offends you so much.
Meanwhile Daniel is crying because some guy wants to make a frontend and sell it for Android.. Drop the tough guy act son.

>byuu doesn't care about teamwork or else he would have simply merged the code from the other guy in the first place.
I don't like to judge people by their past. Seems like Byuu is a changed man. Am I the only one surprised that Byuu would even use Direct3D? D3D is something that even the RA devs have a hateboner against Smh Tbh senpai.

>higan could have been great, but byuu's autistic methodology has made it a disappointment.
Imo what's more disappointing is how usually no one bothers to step up to the plate after a Dev makes a controversial decision. Why not make a better SNES emu, instead of relying on Byuu if he's so "bad"?

>>183227864
>Looked into this and my current conclusion is that a from-scratch frontend to a high quality standard is probably too much work.
I'm disappointed in you anon. YOu want to earn money, but aren't willing to put in the work? Well at least you still triggered Daniel pretty hard.. Not all is lost i guess :) .

Everyone is bitching about what Byuu and SP are doing with their dicks at the moment while I'm sitting here like a retard playing games on emulators.

>>183228424
>YOu want to earn money, but aren't willing to put in the work?
Apps are business opportunities to me. That does not mean I shovel out shitware, but it means I need to be practical instead of going for passion project. I have an idea, then I study the background, then I cost it... I decide if it is going to be feasible in a short enough timescale and make enough money.

Having done that for this idea, and learned my initial approach of modifying Retroarch isn't acceptable, I've decided the money-to-work ratio is not acceptable.

>>183228424
>I don't like to judge people by their past. Seems like Byuu is a changed man. Am I the only one surprised that Byuu would even use Direct3D? D3D is something that even the RA devs have a hateboner against Smh Tbh senpai.

Holy shit at this delusion. byuu is not changed at all, he's basically doing the same thing he's always done. Him suddenly caring about Direct3D is because he couldn't figure out how to do exclusive mode with OpenGL.

>muh Daniel

No one cares.

The problem with Direct3D is that it only runs on Windows, which goes against openness and portability. Also, it seems that lately, emulators are made Linux first, with Windows desktops as an afterthought.

>>183228424
You're kind of giving yourself away there...

>>183230060
>You're kind of giving yourself away there...
Idk what you're talking about, but ok lol :) .

>>183228868
>Apps are business opportunities to me.
I get you now. You're more business oriented than I anticipated. In that case, don't even bother with anything emulation related. Afaik, the only people making big bucks are closed source emulator authors. Way too much work required and there's no guarantee that people will buy your product unless you're working on new stuff like switch emulation or something.

I was thinking this was more of a small side-project where you can make some nice pocket cash.

>>183229184
>Him suddenly caring about Direct3D is because he couldn't figure out how to do exclusive mode with OpenGL.
Well, all I can say is that I'm greatful for what he did. If he really struggled with OGL, I still say it was a smart move to switch to D3D.

Does libretro support stereoscopy? If not, will it be added eventually for the sake of the 3DS and Virtual Boy?

>>183230718
That would be a feature people want and makes sense so no. They have to work on shit no one ever wanted like a tomb raider core.

>>183230718
>Does libretro support stereoscopy?
Probably can be done via a shader

Why are all the Taito Type X launchers terrible?

Using the Beetle core, I'm using the 320px s-video gauss scanline (glsl) shader. At 3x scale, the scanlines display properly. At 4x (fullscreen, integer scale on my 1080p monitor) the scanlines dissapear entirely. What's going on here?

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how is it possible that cdemu works with SSF in wine on linux but not in windows?

>>183237872
>SSF
>when Mednafen exists

>>183238014
good luck running mednafen on a laptop

>>183238014
>thinking memednafen is better than SSF
top kek

>>183238332
If it's so undoubtedly superior why do you have trouble running it?

>>183238332
Yes?

why is yabause so shitty?
https://youtu.be/M_9cMLIi2PA

I'm having some real issues with PCSX2. I got the latest dev build and the input lag/slowdown is insane. I tried putting the graphics settings down (but I don't really understand all of them to be honest) but now my game looks like ass and it's still slow.

What do I do? My PC can run Dolphin games at 1080p, 16AF, 2xMSAA in just about every game no sweat but trying to play R&C and it's just not working out.

>>183216576
>Hurr durr everyone is Daniel
You're not fooling anyone

>>183215957
>Except for Parallel which no loser N64 emulator developer has managed to rival, or the Vulkan PSX renderer.
Oh please! Y'all can't even write dynarecs for these simple systems. Even when your precious Tiny Tiger was active, Libretro still couldn't compete with EPSXE and PJ64.

You guys obviously don't have what it takes to write an original core, unlike these "talentless hacks" you keep talking trash about, while using their code.

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>>183183098
What game is this?

I wish I had more emulation bugs so I could make funny webms. Like I uploaded a pcsx2 build for a friend so he could play SOTC using my settings and the entire game was glitched to hell and back but it worked for me™. I was jealous of him.

>>183239854
R&C is a demanding game.
>My PC can run
A sentence that starts like this isn't helpful, just post specs.

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>>183240392
Yeah my bad, I figured it would be a good enough benchmark to say how I did on another emulator.

>>183240151
Are you triggered? All N64 devs are talentless hacks because N64 emulation is still inaccurate dogshit.

>>183241089
>N64 emulation is still inaccurate dogshit
lol nope

>Are you triggered?
nah, I'm just putting Daniel in his place.

>>183240657
If that 2700k isn't overclock, I'm not sure if it's fast enough. Make sure you're using Mipmapping - Basic (fast) in the graphics plugin settings.
Some things to try is EE Cyclerate to -1 and turning on MTVU in the Speedhack settings.

>>183241305
Nah, you're just ranting like a lunatic because you got triggered.

>>183241305
>lol nope
ya it is. We have to wait until mednafen n64 to get good n64 emulation

Are there any stationary guns for arcades that work with mame or is aimtrak the only option?

How do I force RA to display at whatever scale I choose in fullscreen (with blackbars)? I need to play at 3x while not being stuck using windowed mode if that makes sense.

There's hope for cen64.

Really, it makes me sad sometimes to see that Dolphin runs N64 virtual console better than emulators running natively on PC.

Emulators running on emulators...

>>183244026
>Really, it makes me sad sometimes to see that Dolphin runs N64 virtual console better than emulators running natively on PC.
You're just using the wrong plugins/emulator. What game could possibly run better on DOlphin? Aka the crappy emulator that still hasn't fixed shader stuttering..

>>183241484
It kind of works now, like it's dipping here and there but it's kinda playable. I didn't know PS2 was so behind Gamecube in optimizations and ease of use.

I'm trying to get SSF working in wine. I noticed here that someone was able to get it working in wine: https://youtu.be/ekpqOBPIcZs. In the description it says they used wine version 1.5.19 and SSF Version 0.12 Beta R3. So I installled PlayonLinux to be able to use older wine versions. I then created a wine prefix with 1.5.19 and tried to run SSF. I got an xaudio error so I installed xact from the PlayonLinux config screen. This stopped the xaudio error but instead it just crashes with no error message. Don't know what else to do.

DraStic is coming to PC when?

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http://wiki.yabause.org/index.php5?title=Compatibility_list#S

why cant I get Sonic R to work ;_;

>>183248796
Just use Mednafen

Why is PCSX2 bound so much by the CPU?

>>183249701
>Why is PCSX2 bound so much by the CPU?
i think part of it is the fact that it only supports 32bit..

http://gba temp.net/threads/first-nintendo-switch-cartridge-dumps-released.477954/

>>183250623
And here we go...
But still, I have some Vita dumps com my PC for some time now...

https://github.com/gonetz/GLideN64/issues/1531

Lol at blaming drivers for poor performance in HLE N64 emulation... Good God this scene is doomed..

HLE N64 emulation should not require performance mode on a fairly new Nvidia card...

>>183251473
NO N64 emulation should require any NVidia card newer than 5 years old. N64 emulation is a joke

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>>183213101
>the difference is that Mudlord already attacked Zilmar even though he never mentions stuff

And why may I ask, are you bringing up shit thats at least 5 years ago? Is one not allowed to change opinions in regards to people or is the privilege to do that handled out like treats?

If you ask me, sounds like blocking one person's chances and then letting others like the higan developer get a free pass at everything.

>>183253087
>And why may I ask, are you bringing up shit thats at least 5 years ago?
I'm fairly certain you've said bad things about zilmar during the past 2 years. Even if not, you certainly have beef with Gonetz and I assume it's because of money drama. If that is not why you have a problem with Gonetz, then please enlighten me.

Has any more work been done to get primal rage 2 support in official MAME?

>>183247071
Update: Got pretty far into the game, I know it auto saves during the story so when the emulator froze up in front of a new planet I just reset it.

Nope. Fuck PS2 emulation, seriously. Like I want to re-play the past 3 hours. Thanks for the ride PCSX2, back to Dolphin where shit works.

I'm willing to eat crow if its well known that this game arbitrarily stops autosaving after you get to the second level but somehow I doubt it.

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I know i'm retarded but i'm having issues running goodsnes. I'm just trying to check my collection to see if it's complete or not. When I type in "scan" the window just closes.

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>>183255412
>goodsnes

>>183255526
Care to name another program to use?

>>183255412
>goodsnes
>I know i'm retarded

As long as you know.

>>183255596
>>183255526
So you don't know an alternative?

>>183255663
get no intro set and a rom manager like romcenter.

>>183253408
And why must you know why I have a beef with "it"?

>>183251473
You're embarrassing yourself, at least read the posts in the issue report before posting your crap in here.

The issue happens because Nvidia's aggressive power saving settings clock the GPU at idle speeds, very likely because Project64 isn't coded to detect such states.
http://docs.nvidia.com/gameworks/content/gameworkslibrary/coresdk/nvapi/group__gpupstate.html

Now go stand in the corner you dunce.

>>183257407
>You're embarrassing yourself, at least read the posts in the issue report before posting your crap in here.
LOL my post clearly indicated that I read the posts. Gonetz even admitted that GLideN64 requires more GPU power. The OP is not the first person to open an issue about Nvidia performance issues. They always say every HLE plugin runs full speed EXCEPT for GLideN64.

Meanwhile you shills just blame drivers instead of the fact that GLideN64 requires an unnecessary amount of GPU power.

So much for GLideN64 being "so great out of the box"!

>>183258303
You didn't even bother reading about the power states did you?
There's a difference between idle state power and 3D statess
Even just launching Retroarch XMB will clock the GPU into 3D states.

>>183258396
Why is GLideN64 the only N64 HLE plugin with this problem then?

>>183258641
I don't have this problem with my maxwell GPU.

>>183206316
natively at 30 fps, there's a 60 fps code

>>183258694
"There is no world hunger because I have a sandwich."

>>183261476
So you admit it is a driver problem.
protip: Project64 isn't the only software affected by this new power saving mofe.

>>183180568
>Metroid Fusion
Get the Japanese version with the cheat code for English language. It's the definitive version.

>>183262926
What's different from the USA version?

>>183261476
You are in no position to take the high ground here mudshit. You think we have forgotten your crimes?
Once we have hung SP we will come for you.

>>183248429
>I also intend to work on getting the Raspberry Pi version in a better state, and then I can most likely release more or less equivalent builds for Linux and Windows PCs (just x86 desktop, not Windows Phone)
Source: http://www.drastic-ds.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4828

>>183240151

haha loser, talking about not bwing able to write dynarecs qhen your precious zilmar is still clinging to scraps like a 32bit x86 dynarec because his bitchass cant write a 64bit dynarec to save his life.

Playing Citra and was wondering if the games themselves (.3DS files) get updated aswell? Like new versions of the same game that runs better than the previous ones.

I know the emulator gets updated frequently but I'm not sure about the games and if it matters if I download one from six months ago.

In return I can give health & fitness advice if you like.

>>183215957
Call me when parallel is actually usable for playing games.

>>183269847

It is right now, and it runs way more accurately than your pathetic garbage HLE hackfest, gliden64. You just need a decent enough GPU with Vulkan support.

>>183270096
>emulator needs a decent enough GPU with Vulkan support
Hahaha, you're funny Anon, that was a good one.

>>183270096
it's not.

>>183270096
well...

https://github.com/libretro/parallel-n64/issues/357

>>183270737

Most of these issues reported are either wrong, or they have been fixed a long time ago.

Good troll though, 0/10 for effort.

>>183202052
GBA actually got an emulator before the consoles release due to leaked hardware or something

tranny

>>183179797
>>183189310
>>183189521
>>183213502
>>183179797
>>183214991
>>183221162

I usually just lurk here, but I'm posting now to ask if Retroarch is worth the hassle it (apparently) takes to set up.

It's just a bunch of the supposedly best emulators of different game systems bundled together, right? why not just use standalone emulators? Can somebody help?

>>183265885
No wonder the Android build hasn't been updated since last year.

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>>183274249
You have to remember that autists here expect everything they click on to be auto configed to their shitty likes and have hyper autismo rage if they don't get their own way. They even go so far as to accuse the lead dev of fraud. It is funny to watch. How they just sperg out.

Just get the right bios files, make the Cues for ps1 games and download the cores in RA. It will pick up a xinput compatable control out of the box. From there just run the games.

>>183265885
>There's also a very real possibility that the app will become open source in the future.
Based

>>183274249

Learn what shitposting is. Plenty of autists get triggered by RA/libretro. You're just looking at emo nerd drama by the deplorables of society.

>>183275952
And as mudlord and SP are also autists/retards we have constant drama.

>>183269765
No, they get updates through patches like modern games. I don't believe Citra can install updates yet.

>>183275952
I'm of the opinion that retroarch should go whole hog and just call the cores 'libretro-psx, libretro-wii' etc to temper expectations. It's not like it would make a very great difference in most platforms where only one core is available. In the cores where that is not true, it could be the alias to the 'best' core and leave the user to install the others if he'd rather.

>>183274249
RA has some features over the standalone emulators, on the other hand some of their cores are outdated/unmaintained/incomplete

I personally use it when possible because it lets me output to CRT monitor with signal blur shaders, but I sometimes use standalones for things that aren't well supported.

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>>183274249
comfy frontend

>>183233794
prolly not dummy

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Android dev here again. I have decided to go for the simplest 100% legal approach... write the frontend as a mod/wrapper of retroarch, release the source/comply with the GPL, but treat the blob of icons and CSS as copyrighted and not included with the source. That way it will hopefully not be worth anyone's while reselling it. It also looks like it's allowed to distribute the source on request via a CDROM etc, instead of putting it online. I think that will help reduce the number of people who see it although of course the receiver can upload it themselves.

I decided against contacting the authors after some advice here last night. Again I do not want to rip anyone off, I just don't want trouble around the project.

See a very early mockup. I want the physical shelf effect but not at all happy with the green surrounding yet, it feels very cheap.

>>183261476
Well said, my man. That is indeed a prevalent mentality.

>>183269240
LOL at thinking 64bit dynarecs are somehow harder to write than 32bit dynarecs for a 64bit system!

While it is sad that there's no 64bit dynarec for PJ64, what's even more sad is that memednafen is an interpreter only. I guess you guys can't even write a 32bit dynarec :) .

Seriously why waste time on some mediocre Vulkan renderer when you don't even have a dynarec? That's ridiculous.

8bitdo or iBuffalo?

For some reason when I start up Retroarch on Linux now the keyboard/mouse input isn't working, only controllers. Whats going on?

>>183292015
Do you want Bluetooth or no?

>>183290054
Nice screenshot my man. I look forward to your work getting completed.

Good luck my fren. Expect to see Daniel try his best to limit your success. He will likely go out of his way to make sure you make as little money as possible. I am glad you listened to us. That is a good sign.

Ironically it wouldn't surprise me if they all the sudden start working on improving their Android frontend because of you :) . This proves competition is a good thing since it will drive them to improve their own product. Everyone wins.

They have no right to cry about you "making money off of other people's work" when they do exactly that. Don't let these people discourage you with their fake morals.

AIO pls go

>>183291060
Why don't you tell tranny dev the same? It's her who is not making dynarecs to begin with.

>>183293078
Thanks for the support anon. I have other apps in the works so not sure know how development will take. I will keep /vg/ updated.

>>183295183
Play! android interface is kind of simple, but I like it

um wtf p64 doesnt work in wine???? https://github.com/project64/project64/issues/373

How comes nobody tried to port java in a PS2? Runnning pc games on it would be fun.

Was the nagware removed from the newest version of Project 64? It didn't pop up for me. I also can't find the .cfg file to disable it.

>>183296575
He changed how it works? Project64 it's getting worse instead of getting better...

>>183275265
Not based. Look a few posts down.
>The future being open source is just a possibility right now, and not something that can happen any time particularly soon

>>183296712
Oh great, now I'm paranoid I'm gonna get random nagware pop-ups now.

Fucking cunts, what's the point of nagware in the first place? It only makes people hate you more instead of wanting to donate more.

>>183294753
>tranny dev
have some respek.. As much as I'd like to critique her emulator, I wouldn't stoop so low as to slander her..

>Why don't you tell tranny dev the same
I like to let people do their thing when they are contributing a significant amount to the scene. One person shouldn't be doing all the work.

It's silly to fork a flawed emulator and not strive to improve its biggest weaknesses. The fact that you guys would rather sit around and rely on others to fix major flaws, tells me you guys don't have what it takes.

You guys remind me of m64p maintainers (because they aren't real devs). They just tweak small bits of code here and there and just copy code from others.

It's no wonder emudevs aren't eager to work with you guys. You do nothing to help them and often slander them.

>>183297092

Yeah bitch, because you sure have what it takes.

None of you can even write a Vulkan renderer to begin with, yet you start talking smack about 'don't have what it takes', LOL, don't make me laugh.

You are a waste of time, and your delusions of grandeur are a waste of time for anybody to deal with. Now continue encouraging on this pathetic CSS script kiddie who is totally convinced he can make a coin out of some wrapper frontend which has already been done before (see Hyperspin, see Gamesome, etc.). Dumbass retard.

Now now, simmer down and stop getting outraged over anonymous posts insulting your pet favorite emudevs.

>>183297335
>None of you can even write a Vulkan renderer to begin with

Dolphin, PPSSPP, RPCS3 disappeared? Get a trip so I can filter retards like you.

>>183297524

As if you are part of any of those teams, bitch.

AS IF.

Neither is that pathetic CSS scriptkiddie whom you have the gall to call a 'dev'. Admit it, you are just doing this to emo troll.

>>183297085
>Fucking cunts, what's the point of nagware in the first place?
$$$. Sadly it's actually working.

>It only makes people hate you more instead of wanting to donate more.
People are all talk. THat's why zilmar had to resort to things like this, because they wouldn't donate in the first place. I'm not here to defend him, but he's making more money than he would have by relying on people to donate on their own without this incentive.

>>183296575
>Was the nagware removed from the newest version of Project 64?
I doubt it, but I can take a look.

>>183297670
We can always compile it, right?

>>183296575
>>183297085
>>183297670
Oh never mind, I guess. The .cfg doesn't appear until the first run. I found it and disabled it, thank god. Still, fuck zilmar for adding nagware to it in the first place.

>>183297628
>As if you are part of any of those teams, bitch.

Will you ride on themaister dick and abilities to end end of your life, Daniel? You also can't write it.

Take this shitflinging to IRC

Kthnx

Anybody familiar with mapping Excitebots controls to a gamepad in Dolphin? The motions where you have to move the gamepad in a circle in particular seem weird to map.

Can /vg/ write an emulator?

>>183298160
No, but we can write lots of ugly CSS launchers for them.

>>183297986

Nobody knows who you are dude, whatever you have to say doesn't faze anybody.

Stay being jealous and envious and malicious as you desire.

>>183298280
What would be the language of choice if we create an emulator from scratch? C++ comes to mind

>>183297335
>>183297628
>thinking we're all just 1 guy
LOL at stooping to Byuu's level. Ironic coming from the guy who complained about Byuu and now you're doing the same thing.

>None of you can even write a Vulkan renderer to begin with, yet you start talking smack about 'don't have what it takes',
Vulkan isn't some silver bullet. Just look at ParaLLEl.

>Neither is that pathetic CSS scriptkiddie whom you have the gall to call a 'dev'.
If he's a CSS scriptkiddie, then why are you so threatened by his proposal? Actions speak louder than words. Drop the tough guy act already.

>>183297406
>Now now, simmer down and stop getting outraged over anonymous posts insulting your pet favorite emudevs.
The only person outraged is Daniel.

>>183298474
Emulators for the 6th gen and up tend to be C++. Emulators for older systems tend to strict to straight C.

>>183298531
>The only person outraged is Daniel.

Nah. Otherwise you wouldn't be posting about this right now.

>>183298160
I wrote a chip8 emulator once

>>183298531
>Vulkan isn't some silver bullet. Just look at ParaLLEl.

ParaLLEl is the best and most accurate hardware-based LLE renderer there is dude, the fuck you talking about?

Even MarathonMan sings its praises. Stick to your crappy Gliden64/HLE crapfest if it makes you happy, but don't be delusional.

What are the best emumemes?

>>183298461
So who on your team can write and maintain Vulkan renderer? You? No. Will you make bounty, '$50 for maintaining Vulkan renderer. Paid once for few years worth of work. No backstabber like aliaspider, please'?

>>183299893

Ironic how none of this matters when it comes to your precious Gonetz/byuu/yuriks, whom all can't do shit either. Byuu can't even cobble together an ASIO/WASAPI driver without a bounty.

But for some reason, you keep your mouth shut about that. Double standards much?

>>183299893

Nobody in PJ64 land can do shit either when it comes to GL or Vulkan. So honestly, don't throw stones in glass houses, unless you can walk the walk in addition to talking the talk, LOL.

>>183290054
>I decided against contacting the authors after some advice here last night. Again I do not want to rip anyone off, I just don't want trouble around the project.

This might come back to bite you in the ass though, legal-wise. Just a heads up. I'd treat carefully if I were you.

>>183300320
>Nobody in PJ64 land can do shit either when it comes to GL or Vulkan.
Not him, but why are you even mentioning "PJ64 land". How is that even relevant to the conversation?

>>183300175
That's my point. You are byuu level or worse.

>>183300623
It's relevant to the IRC drama that's boiled over

>>183300458
Everything is legit, I will release (or provide on request) the source for anything I modify/link with.

There are lots of non-code data files (on-screen controls, CSS, games DB) involved which will prevent straight redistribution.

I'm working on on-screen controls right now, as it happens.

>>183299073
Care to share? We talk a lot about emulation here, but will be nice to (at least try) develop something

why isn't there a win95/98 software collection like exodos?

>>183299348
>ParaLLEl is the best and most accurate hardware-based LLE renderer there is dude, the fuck you talking about?
THat means absolutely nothing. Being better than other buggy plugins does not mean it is anywhere near satisfactory.

Why brag about a plugin that has software-rendering tier performance, but with worse accuracy? To make matters worse you guys are using a completely crappy emulator (Mupen64Plus) and a slow RSP interpreter.. You're only as strong as your weakest link.

>Stick to your crappy Gliden64/HLE crapfest if it makes you happy, but don't be delusional.
You mean the HLE plugin that can't even run fulll speed on a GTX 1060? No thanks LOL.

>>183300970

Nobody in Team Libretro wants you to do this, and you will not get support.

At best, you will get negative publicity from Day One, you can be almost guaranteed that. Look at the Sega Forever instance to see just how easily access to the press can be obtained.

I think you want to reconsider going over their heads and not deliberately pissing them off honestly. Because it's quite clear you are acting as the parasite right now.

>>183301293
>You mean the HLE plugin that can't even run fulll speed on a GTX 1060? No thanks LOL.

Who said it doesn't run fullspeed on a GTX 1060? One guy claimed that, hunterk has a Radeon GPU which is far lower specced than a 1060 and it runs fine there.

Do you also believe every single report that says some standalone emu runs shit and then take it to the bank? Serious question. Sometimes nvidia control panel needs some tweaks so that it doesn't idly sleep, if you are a Gonetz/gliden64 fanboy you should know this all too well.

>>183290054
So you're copypasting Openemu's UI onto RetroArch and trying to sell it? And trying your hardest not to contribute back? You sound like a scumbag.

>>183301475

And ParaLLEl isn't a HLE plugin BTW, it's LLE. It's as LLE as Angrylion, and it's more or less a direct port of Angrylion, just to the GPU through Vulkan.

The fact you cannot appreciate that or to even give props where it is due reflects very badly on this 'scene' and its ability to discern when something significant is being done outside of their little circlejerk.

>>183301339
>Because it's quite clear you are acting as the parasite right now.
>>183301552
>You sound like a scumbag.
Hi daniel.

>>183301747

I think a straitjacket is appropriate for you. Because '183301552' is certainly not SP.

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>>183301747
Hi shitposter.

>>183301127
I am too embarrassed to dig it out because it's basically a huge switch statement and shitty SDL code with a failed attempt at producing beeping sound

:stopdrama:

>>183301960
>>183301127
By the way it was very easy, took me like a week to write but I'm sure it can be done in a single day

>>183301960
I can't even make a good GUI anon (and most people here can't even read the code properly). What documentation you've based your code on?

>>183301339
I do not need support from them. It is open source, as long as I comply with the license I can use it. If they do not want it used like this then they could have used a suitable non commercial license. There are a lot of them. As other anons have pointed out, some cores ARE non commercial so I can't use them.
>Sega Forever
I googled it. It doesn't use retroarch. Apparently it was going to, could not because of the license, then they changed it to a unity based emu. And then the retroarch authors made salty tweets about it.

Interesting tale but it makes me want to contact them LESS rather than more.

>>183301552
I am not copying anything. This is my own UI, from scratch.

>>183302280
Godspeed.

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>>183302069
Your favorite palette is wrong!

>>183302280
>I am not copying anything.
Aside from OpenEmu's design. And RetroArch. And libretro cores.

>>183301625
>It's as LLE as Angrylion
It doesn't even support VI filters. I'm not sure if it even supports noise..

>>183301475
>Who said it doesn't run fullspeed on a GTX 1060?
I was referring to GLideN64 btw..

ParaLLEl can't even run some games full speed on a GTX 1080 though...

At the end of the day, you can rag all you want about how standalone emulators suck (and to some extent I agree with you). However, you guys have failed to do a significantly better jobs yourselves. Therefore, I see no point in putting down other emudevs instead of working together with them.

I'm still waiting on that unified HLE renderer and that Tarogen :) .

>>183302280

What a bottom-feeding low-life parasite and conman you are. For you to misrepresent that and put the onus on RA/libretro as if they were the ones acting unreasonably when it was just a scummy startup dev trying to make a name for themselves by stealing an open-source project and trying to own and control it, just wow. What a true piece of dogshit you are. And it says everything about the kind of 'support' you can expect nowadays when you open source your work. The few remaining good coders are all working for Fortune 500 companies, while what remains is a bunch of low-IQ glorified web dev kiddies with worthless degrees whom have to scrape by by plagiarizing and stealing other people's stuff.

You are the loweliest of scumbags and a true bottom feeder and parasite. It's thanks to scumbags and non-skilled, low-grade sweatshop workers like yourself why we can't have nice things, and why opensource is dying a slow death.

'Get money quick' schemes based on software YOU HAD ZERO INVOLVEMENT IN. Pat your self on the back, I'm sure your parents must be very proud of your cancerous ass. Please die soon too.

> I am not copying anything. This is my own UI, from scratch.

Dude, writing some garbage web stuff in CSS/HTML is NOT development. That's how pathetic your kind is, you cannot even write a single line of C/C++ code to save your life, that is how you have to steal other people's stuff to make yourself a few coins.

A glorified piss-poor webdev is what you are.

>>183302280
>then they changed it to a unity based emu.

Apparently, that resulted in total shit performance of the emulation, according to reports from people who bought it.

Too bad.

>>183302878
skipped this post.

>>183302784
>Tarogen :) .

It was a case of one dude trying to cash a cheque his ass couldn't collect.

And whatever, nobody has to prove anything to you.

> ParaLLEl can't even run some games full speed on a GTX 1080 though...

Wrong.

>>183302993

You best not skip a post from the authors of the software you are plagiarizing and going to be stealing from.

In almost any industry, this is considered a 'faux pas'. If you think you can push your luck, then be prepared to face the consequences. We have dealt with bigger fish than you before, and they have all been dealt with accordingly. So go on with this bravado, but don't be surprised when it blows up in your face.

Last warning, do with it what you will.

>>183302878
>few remaining good coders are all working for Fortune 500 companies, while what remains is a bunch of low-IQ glorified web dev kiddies

Is that about themaister and you? You in the latter category?

>>183303351

That's more about the entirety of the N64 emudev scene (few exceptions here and there).

Why do you think TinyTiger no longer does anything? He considers the entire N64 emudev scene, byuu, and the like complete underachieving losers. He finds it surprising I even stick around in what he calls a 'collosal waste of time of a scene'.

>>183303206
skiiip

>>183303529

In any industry, deliberately ignoring and failing to contact the authors of the software you are going to be appropriating without their content, could have severe legal consequences.

I know most of you app developers are the lowliest forms of scumbags imaginable, but you might try getting your PR game up a bit, because this is not how you do it. When it comes to abuse, it's quite clear which side the audience will pick.

>>183302641
>OpenEmu
I have never used this thing, or even looked at a screenshot of it, in my life. I did it just now to see what you are talking about. It looks like it lists consoles on the left and games cover on the right. This is really a pretty obvious way to do things. The details are not the same at all.
>RetroArch. And libretro cores.
I am using them, integrating them, linking them. Not copying them. Appropriate credit will be given in about menu, in store description, etc. And source will be released where the license requires it.

>>183302878
>[blah blah rant about sega] What a true piece of dogshit you are.
ok lol, I did not study the matter intensively, I only googled it and went by the summary... it does sound like sega was not reasonable in their requests, but it is strange that the retroarch authors turned them down and then complained about it. you can't have it both ways.

>[blah blah worthless] You are the loweliest of scumbags and a true bottom feeder and parasite.
I make a good living developing useful and/or fun apps/games. Most of these are entirely original. Some leverage existing codebases a lot but there is never exploitation.

>software YOU HAD ZERO INVOLVEMENT IN [blah blah please die]
A lot of great software uses open source components. What about sqlite? It is invaluable and used in almost everything... are apple parasites for using it in ios instead of writing their own?

>[blah blah not real dev]
I need to write the HTML/CSS ui AND write a new on screen controls system to replace the very basic current one AND modify a lot of the codebase to remove ass backwards config schemes and use good defaults. I can write C and C++ just fine but it is not sensible to use it for mobile UI.

>>183303671
skiiiiiiiiiiiiip