Genesis Neogeo Snes Turbografx Nes Gameboy Emu

[Jon_J]

OK, I give up.  How did you all fix the directional key problem?  On mine left is right and right is left in every emulator except snes.  I found the following a little ways back in the thread but I doesn't appear to tell me how to get the other emulators fixed.  My zemufeex_smc.sh already has the SDL_QT thing, hence the keys are correct.  The readme in the new package didn't say anything about how to fix it.

then modify this file /home/QtPalmtop/bin/zamufeex_smc.sh
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#!/bin/bash
export SDL_QT_INVERT_ROTATION=1
cd "$1"
snes9x -win "$2"
exit 0

or if you want to replace the ok/enter key pause with L instead. L becomes
the pause and start and ok/enter is null so your game wont be interupted,
use the bottom code.


#!/bin/bash
export SDL_QT_INVERT_ROTATION=1
export S9XKEYS=27,100,99,115,120,97,122,108,32,103,106,117,110,121,98,105,109
cd "$1"
snes9x -win "$2"
exit 0
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for the turbografx
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create a directory in /home/zaurus/.zpce (there may be one already)

and place zpce.rc in that directory and should look like

/home/zaurus/.zpce/zpce.rc
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and last
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create a directory in /home/zaurus/.znester

and place znester.rc in that directory and should look like

/home/zaurus/.znester/znester.rc
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hope this helps. Works fine for me in cacko.
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xaminder, seems like mine is a bit different than example you show above.

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modify this file /home/QtPalmtop/bin/zemufeex_smc.sh
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#!/bin/bash

export SDL_QT_INVERT_ROTATION=1
cd "$1"
khctl killrepeat
snes9x -win -16 -h 85 -mfs 8 "$2"
khctl repeat
exit 0Above is my zemufeex_smc.sh file.
Spelling is wrong for zemufeex_smc.sh (in the example you posted above)
and the code is a little bit different.
I didn't do the second thing with replacing Enter/OK with L
everything below that is the same on my C3100.
I did both parts below:

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for the turbografx
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create a directory in /home/zaurus/.zpce (there may be one already)

and place zpce.rc in that directory and should look like

/home/zaurus/.zpce/zpce.rc
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and last
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create a directory in /home/zaurus/.znester

and place znester.rc in that directory and should look like

/home/zaurus/.znester/znester.rc
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I use Cacko Lite.
It's been a long time since I set mine up, but I think the only things I did are what I described above.
I haven't needed any of the other "key *.xml" files either.
All emulator keyboard keys  just work as they are supposed to work.

[Cresho]

you need to uninstall your zemufe-zports_v1_arm.ipk and reinstall it because this is the last thing that should be installed. Reason being is it replaces all settings from original ipk's and improves gameplay as much as 50%.

uninstall old zemufe first

OK, I give up.  How did you all fix the directional key problem?  On mine left is right and right is left in every emulator except snes.  I found the following a little ways back in the thread but I doesn't appear to tell me how to get the other emulators fixed.  My zemufeex_smc.sh already has the SDL_QT thing, hence the keys are correct.  The readme in the new package didn't say anything about how to fix it.

then modify this file /home/QtPalmtop/bin/zamufeex_smc.sh
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#!/bin/bash
export SDL_QT_INVERT_ROTATION=1
cd "$1"
snes9x -win "$2"
exit 0

or if you want to replace the ok/enter key pause with L instead. L becomes
the pause and start and ok/enter is null so your game wont be interupted,
use the bottom code.


#!/bin/bash
export SDL_QT_INVERT_ROTATION=1
export S9XKEYS=27,100,99,115,120,97,122,108,32,103,106,117,110,121,98,105,109
cd "$1"
snes9x -win "$2"
exit 0
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for the turbografx
----------------------------------------------------
create a directory in /home/zaurus/.zpce (there may be one already)

and place zpce.rc in that directory and should look like

/home/zaurus/.zpce/zpce.rc
----------------------------------------------------

and last
----------------------------------------------------
create a directory in /home/zaurus/.znester

and place znester.rc in that directory and should look like

/home/zaurus/.znester/znester.rc
----------------------------------------------------

hope this helps. Works fine for me in cacko.
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[xamindar]

you need to uninstall your zemufe-zports_v1_arm.ipk and reinstall it because this is the last thing that should be installed. Reason being is it replaces all settings from original ipk's and improves gameplay as much as 50%.

uninstall old zemufe first

Umm, There was no other zemufe to uninstall.  This was on a fresh install of the dharp rom.  I'm pretty sure I installed that package last, I followed the instructions.  But I don't have a zemufe-zports_v1_arm.ipk, are you talking about the zemufe-zports_0.1.1-3ex_arm.ipk?

There is no zemufe-zports_v1_arm.ipk in that zip file as far as I can tell.

[xamindar]

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for the turbografx
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create a directory in /home/zaurus/.zpce (there may be one already)

and place zpce.rc in that directory and should look like

/home/zaurus/.zpce/zpce.rc
----------------------------------------------------

and last
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create a directory in /home/zaurus/.znester

and place znester.rc in that directory and should look like

/home/zaurus/.znester/znester.rc
----------------------------------------------------

I use Cacko Lite.
It's been a long time since I set mine up, but I think the only things I did are what I described above.
I haven't needed any of the other "key *.xml" files either.
All emulator keyboard keys  just work as they are supposed to work.
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Well, I can't find those zpce.rc files in the new zip either.

[Cresho]

zemufe-zports_v1_arm.ipk is in the zip....i downloaded it myself and checked.

[xamindar]

zemufe-zports_v1_arm.ipk is in the zip....i downloaded it myself and checked.
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oh, it must had been updated in the last few days.  i redownloaded it and it is as you said.  Thanks, now all the emulators are correct.  

The neogeo and genesis ones dont work though.  genesis just freezes and neogeo i can hear sound but no video.  when i try to close neogeo qtopia crashes.

EDIT: neogeo seems to be working now.  I guess it just goofed that first time.

[Cresho]

okay folks...now im almost done with the mame .....  still getting a few things done on it.

[Jon_J]

I have a joystick that seems to be loaded.
Using jstest in console detects it and shows all 12 buttons plus the 3 control pads are working.
How can I get this working in the emulator?
Is it possable?
It doesn't type anything in a text editor as has been mentioned in earlier posts.
here's a screenshot of cacko - sysinfo - USB

[Cresho]

yes it does.  There are webpages which link this to the joystick and the various rom emulators.  I just havent gotten to that part because i been trying to get the mame emulator to work with ......well just work at least at decent speed.

Maybee i should drop the mame and incorporate the available joystick enabling application for the emulation..

care to be a guinee pig?

If we can get the joysticks to work, most likely the speed for the more intense roms will work alot better since it will not need the zaurus keyboard.

I can imagine playing mario bros at full speed and descent control.

[Jon_J]

That's OK, I would hate to have you stop working on what you are already doing.
I can wait for joystick support.
Don't drop mame in the meantime.
EDIT: you figure how to get screenshots in neogeo, on the Zaurus?

[Cresho]

That's OK, I would hate to have you stop working on what you are already doing.
I can wait for joystick support.
Don't drop mame in the meantime.
EDIT: you figure how to get screenshots in neogeo, on the Zaurus?
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yeah...

fn+shift+c

[Jon_J]

Oh, I forgot about that. I don't use that very often because it puts files on my Picsel card.
I have to remember to swap cards or remove it first.
It works though, I'll post a shot of topgolf and turf golf soon

[Jon_J]

Just an update, since I now know how to get screenshots within neogeo.
These are NeoGeo golf games.
1. is Top Golf
2. is Neo Turf Masters Golf

First pic of Top golf didn't do the game justice, here's 2 more.
number 4. is showing the golfer in the middle of his golf swing.
3. Top Golf
4. Top Golf

I didn't think it was necessary to post more pics of Neo Turf Masters Golf, since the pic shown here shows the hi quality graphics rendering of this game.

[Jon_J]

I thought I would try another game for NeoGeo.
Nam-75 is supposed to be the game that everyone was raving about when NeoGeo came to the arcades.
This game definitely needs better control than the Zaurus keyboard.
Here's some screenshots.

[Jon_J]

Back to the Genesis.
I finally got "Phantasy Star 4: End of the Millenium" working.
I had to sort thru about 21 ROMs in an archive, (these were in different languages).
A lot of them wouldn't work because they are made for a certain TV scan system.
I got one of them to work though.
I really like this one better than Phantasy Star 3.
It has the dialogs like 1 & 2 and seem to be more user friendly, and are more attractive than the dialogs in number 3.
Also the Save function can be used anywhere, unlike number 3.
It seems like Sega deviated from the Phantasy Star menuing system, (that is in all the other versions), in number 3
here's a couple of screenshots.