2.2 KiB
FinalBurn Neo for Raspberry Pi
Compiling
To compile the emulator, run make pi
. You will need SDL 1.2 libraries for
sound and input:
sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev
To build on Pi4, you may need additional libraries, including:
sudo apt-get install libgles2-mesa-dev libgbm-dev libdrm-dev
If you receive "failed to fetch" errors during apt-get install
, update
the definitions (sudo apt-get update
) and try again.
Compatibility
The emulator runs very smoothly on Pi 1, 2 and 3. It runs on 4, but the performance isn't nearly as good.
Input
To customize joystick input, place a text file in a directory named joyconfig
.
The file should have extension .jc
, and named as follows:
<name of romset>.jc
<name of parent romset>.jc
capcom6.jc
default.jc
To determine mapping for a particular set, emulator will look for the first
applicable file, in that order. capcom6.jc
will only be checked if the set
is determined to be a 6-button Capcom ROMset, such as SFII, III, etc.
default
is a fallback file.
For instance, for set sfau
, emulator will look for sfau
, sfa
, capcom6
,
then default
, in that order. For mkr4
(Mortal Kombat rev 4.0), mkr4
,
mk
, default
are applicable.
Joyconfig file format
The format of the file is as follows:
<INPUT NAME>=<hardware joystick button number>
...
Input name can be one of: TEST
(usually F2
on keyboard), SERVICE
(9
on
keyboard) , RESET
(F3
), QUIT
, START
, COIN
, or BUTTONx
(where x
is
a numeric digit between 1 and 9).
Example
A generic default
file could look as follows:
BUTTON1=1
BUTTON2=2
BUTTON3=3
BUTTON4=4
BUTTON5=6
BUTTON6=7
BUTTON7=8
COIN=9
START=10
In this case, buttons 1-8 on the hardware joystick map to emulated buttons 1-8, while joystick buttons 9 and 10 map to "Coin" and "Start", respectively.
Command-line switches
-f
: Enables free play in games that include a Free Play dipswitch. This
switch isn't guaranteed to always work, since not every game has a free play
dipswitch, and because different sets may have the switch labeled differently.
-F
: Enables free play hack mode. In hack mode, pressing Start also generates
a Coin button press.
About
Pi build is maintained by 0xe1f.