This public fork of RetroPie-Setup is for users who need fixes now for annoying problems/shortcomings that the mainline RetroPie maintainer isn't willing to do anything about or accept fixes for.
The main advantages this fork offers are:
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Rewritten Bluetooth configurator for more reliable device scanning, pairing, connecting, and display. It uses
bluetoothctl
under the hood to do all scanning, pairing, connecting, trusting, etc. It has been self-tested against a variety of Bluetooth devices, including PS3 sixaxis/DualShock controllers, and verified to work better with all of them. -
Better gamepad button mappings for the joy2key script used to drive the
retropie_setup.sh
andruncommand
textual menus with a gamepad. The changes in this fork make the gamepad button mappings match those used in EmulationStation, including using the L/R shoulder buttons for PageUp/PageDown.- NOTE: You'll need to run
retropie_setup.sh
and use its package manager to re-install theruncommand
package from "prebuilt binaries" to get the runcommand dialog to pick up the fix.
- NOTE: You'll need to run
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Added ability to
splashscreen
module to configure the playback volume of a video splashscreen.- NOTE: You'll need to run
retropie_setup.sh
and use its package manager to re-install thesplashscreen
package from "prebuilt binaries" to get the splashscreen to pick up this new setting.
- NOTE: You'll need to run
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Greatly improved
joy2key
script used to drive theretropie_setup.sh
andruncommand
textual menus with a gamepad. The changes in this fork make the gamepad control of these menus far more responsive and reliable.
cd ~/RetroPie-Setup
git remote add c0d3h4x0r https://github.com/c0d3h4x0r/RetroPie-Setup.git
git branch --set-upstream-to=c0d3h4x0r/master
git pull
Please refer to the mainline readme.
When you first run the script it may install some additional packages that are needed.
On the Raspberry Pi, RetroPie Setup offers the possibility to install from binaries or source. For other supported platforms only a source install is available. Installing from binary is recommended on a Raspberry Pi as building everything from source can take a long time.
For more information, visit the site at https://retropie.org.uk or the repository at https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup.
You can find useful information about several components and answers to frequently asked questions in the RetroPie Docs. If you think that there is something missing, you are invited to submit a pull request to the RetroPie-Docs repository.
This script just simplifies the usage of the great works of many other people that enjoy the spirit of retrogaming. Many thanks go to them!