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Nope, still using a ps3 sixaxis controller here, it also can be used like an xbox controller using some software converter for all these games which know only about xbox controllers (I guess microsoft used something to convert games from consoles to windows, but doing anything to change the controls... !). It works well, one of the best part of the ps3 !

2 years, wow ! Raine is not really portable in its current state, using too much asm for that. It's better than before though, you can choose to use a c version of the video functions now, and there is a partially working z80 C emulator (not all the functions are done so it can't work with all drivers). But you would still need some 68000 C emulator, so it's possible but not easy, you would have to be very motivated. I gave the idea a try some time ago, maybe 2 years ago actually, to experiment with emscripten and to see what could be done with it. I got some unexpected problems with sdl first, so you could add to that 1st convert raine to sdl2... ! So it's quite a daunting task, I gave up for now. I'd suggest trying mame for android for this, they use only C so they are portable at least. But I am not sure an emulator is a very good idea on some android device, it would eat the battery very fast, and virtual controls on screen are probably less convenient than real controls...

It's an old raine, there was a bug related to sf2 inputs fixed in 0.64.15, so use 0.64.15 ! I have updated the linux binaries not too long ago so it shouldn't be a problem. For the line where it says "unknown key", it just means that some not recognized key was saved in your configuration for some reason, just click on this line and choose a key / joy button when prompted to. But you are missing some inputs on this screen, that's what was fixed in 0.64.15 !

Not that easy to do. I'd prefer to update the gui first so that it can be displayed with opengl, currently it can't, it has to change the video mode when going back/from the gui, and it creates problems. Anyway yeah this thing should be updated too, eventually ! But these art files are more for vertical games where there are huge black borders, shoot'em ups usually, here it was never a problem for me. I am sure you can get used to this !

This is the result of my experiments with docker, I finally built a debian i386 image in my gentoo using docker and used it to update the raine package. Signing the package was a mess because of pinentry mysterious "permission denied" messages, but oh well, finally it works... As a surprise, the binary seems to be totally compatible between debian and gentoo... It's an updated thihng by the way, I played with the source again while we had a lot of rain, so there are toaplan1 fixes inside, console fixes, and fairy land story becomes fully playable with sound (hacking its 68705 with the tools to recompile it was insane, but it's another story... !). I should also update the history package one day because I made a script to make the recent versions much smaller, but I lost the files to rebuild it and I am too lazy to rebuild it from scratch now. Oh well, I don't expect to have any feedback for this, but it should work. The displayed version is still 0.64.15, even if it has more things inside ! Ah yes I also included a hack to skip the slow display of the copyright page in ddonpach. tnzs sets have been reviewed, some dips fixed. For toaplan1 : vimana got sound, graphics alignment and priorities fixes for most games, and added some clones for demonwld and outzone (some useful ones which really change the game !) And some small gui fixes as often... ! I didn't actually expect to release this now, but since the debian package build succeeded, here it is !

it's just that raine already supports many cd formats, if this one added something like allowing to have smaller games on disk I would add it, but on the contrary they are probably bigger than standard images, espeically if using an iso + mp3 format. In fact mame did this because it's easier for them to handle chds everywhere. For me it doesn't add anything except eventually problems if I wanted to support this !

Ah yes I had heard they wanted to convert the cds to chd. Yeah indeed I don't really see any reason to do that. If someone wants to do it, patch welcome though !

Never heard of a chd for neogeo. At the time, the cdrom was all the rage, and it's called neocd in this case, and it's emulated already...

I just built a "docker" package for raine, just for fun, to see if was possible. The idea was also to investigate about the "universal package format" some people talk about right now. Some guys did it for mame, but they didn't try to do it well, they just took the debain base image, installed the debian package for mame and voilà, nothing more. I started from a totally blank image to see how small I could make it. Well it ends up around 97 Mb if using busybox, and 90 Mb without, but it would probably require busybox to run correctly the console. That's uncomparable to the standard archives of course, the trick is to package all dependancies, direct or undirect, so it becomes big quite quickly. End result : it can be executed as a normal user with audio and video acceleration, tested on a good intel video card, not the nvidia but it should be possible on nvidia too. There is a windows docker version but it's not intended to run games, it would probably not work well with this. I don't think it's worth releasing anything because most people would probably never even use docker, but it was fun to try ! But hey, it's still something universal which could run on any linux distribution, assuming you install docker and know how to use it, not too bad...! (I wanted to go for the "snappy" packages first, but it requires systemd, and I don't want systemd). Oh yeah the mame package was 377 Mb, so it's smaller of course, considering the method used it's no surprise there. edit : Finished to play with this. I did it first on the laptop with an integrated intel card and it works great. But it's not so great on the main computer with a proprietary driver for the nvidia. Apparently the mesa drivers are more tolerant for this kind of play, too bad... It's not too bad though, the good old normal blits still work well and the yuv overlays too even if the screen is less sharp than with opengl. That's the main drawback of this kind of package, it needs to include all the drivers and there are lots of different hardwares out there. But still it was great trying it !

Yeah yeah I know and the fun part is that you don't always get the rubbish. I guess there is more than 1 web server and 1 of them is misconfigured about 7z files. I reported this a very long time ago, and more than once, but it's still here... At least some things don't change in this universe !

Just because someone noticed the fps setting from the game options dialog was not saved per game and he needed it ! So you need to enable 1st "save per game screen settings" in video options, and then the fps setting will be saved with this new 0.64.15, that's all there is about it ! There is only a windows binary because I can't build the debian package anymore, I used an old laptop for that, and it's mostly broken now and I had to update it and it doesn't use debian anymore, so that's the end of the debian packages, sorry ! The source is updated and tagged in git though, so you can always build from source with enough courage ! Direct link to the download page : http://raine.1emulation.com/download/latest.html

It still lasts for 4 hours only, so it will probably be too short but anyway... and it's not directly linked to emulation, but it's still close !

I bet it's the forum fault, some "working only in windows" feature again ! (I use regularly mega in linux without problem). Anyway your link to google drive is better, more saves. I might take a look later, but don't hold your breath !

Nice glitches, I think I like them ! Can't access your link anyway !

Sigh I really didn't want to update this code, but with your habit which I never understood to always unpack new versions to a new dir you found a bug you shouldn't have found if you just uncompressed new versions to the same directory overwriting the old one like what everybody else does... ! I owe you some apologies, it was not because of some crappy hardware after all ! Anyway windows didn't keep its opengl setting when intiializing, it was related to a change for osx to allow non accelerated displays for opengl, and I didn't notice this because linux doesn't initialize the display the same way (and in windows I just read my old config file with proper opengl setting and this way it seemed to work too !). At least it shows yet another time why it's crazy to maintain 3 different os targets alone ! So... ! you get yet another binary, this time it correctly displays "0.64.14", and I have included some forgotten cheats about the wrestle game I don't like ! Notice : in linux sometimes the gui isn't displayed when I run a game in fullscreen, but it's a sdl-1.2 bug related to double buffer, so fullscreen only, it can be worked around by using a big window instead of fullscreen. Well I don't have this bug in windows 7, there I can use fullscreen without problem, but anyway if someone has the problem, just use a windowed mode then ! This should be the end for this version this time ! Sorry for your crash I can't do anything about it, I am not crazy enough to try to setup a virtual image with win8 just to investigate about this... !

Nope, a keyboard shortcut to work around a crash is not acceptable. Well this thing works flawlessly in my win7, so either it's in win8 itself or in the video driver. Anyway forget about your unsupported 16bpp idea, 16bpp is supported by 3d cards for opengl, so it's supported everywhere and even if it were not you would get a distorted display at worst, not a crash. Sorry I won't try win8, and I don't want to install win10 neither, maybe I'll have to do it one day if I upgrade my hardware but for now I don't really need more power and since I foresee a lot of problems with win10 I much prefer to stay on my aging hardware for now ! (maybe one day wine will be advanced enough so that we trash windows completely, but sadly it's not the case yet !). So well no solutions for you, use another emu or some hardware more compatible with what I have, these are the 2 only reasonable options ! ps : if it doesn't choose opengl by default it means it detects a problem like opengl not accelerated. By the way you can try to switch to normal blits or yuv overlays at least to be able to use the quit command so that your config is saved once. ps2 : with your description, maybe these crashes are because you use a crappy software opengl emulation which doesn't even do its clipping correctly so that out of screen operations end in memory and crash everything. In that case you really have some super crappy hardware because I had a laptop with an intel 945gm inside for 7 years (and it was using some software opengl emulation) and it didn't work that bad, but then again it was in linux, I almost never used it in windows... !

The weird config is because it got a config file in its 7z by mistake, sorry for that. For the crash sorry, I am not going to install win8 in a virtual machine just to investigate about this. That's also part of the reason I stop here, I would need someone who really likes to program in windows to address all the windows specific issues, but strangely nobody wants to do that ! For me sdl-1.2 works fine, I have absolutely no issue in linux, so well, I am just fed up with all this ! Game over ! EDIT : I just re-uploaded the 7z for 0.64.14 without the config files this time. They were created by mistake while I was testing it and I didn't even notice that (games.cfg and raine32_sdl.cfg).

Hum sorry mer-curious if you had read carefully, I :mentioned that this crash is very probably because of your setup and I can't reproduce it, and indeed, captcomm works without problem here, I even tested it in wine (to run windows programs in linux) to be sure and it's ok. You'll probably be happy to know that wine emulates the disappearing gui too when being in fullscreen. Well I can't fix it anyway, I remember posting something to the sdl mailing list about it long ago, never got any reply and they released sdl2 since then but it's too much trouble migrating raine to sdl2. But you were right on 1 point, I should release a last binary, so the downloads page is updated with a 0.64.14. The binary inside still shows 0.64.13 because I just recompiled it without updating the version number, but it's really current. There was indeed a change related to double buffer in opengl, but even with that it still fails in wine sometimes, and a change for sf2 and clones which were bad since the addition of combinations in the inputs. And a fix for a strange crash you reported in kof96. That's all, I don't feel like creating a new topic to announce this but at least you get a last update ! And it was hard to update it, I had forgotten how to do it ! I don't think I'll make a linux binary... ! In a final effort, I'll reboot my win7 to test captcomm there... ! EDIT : and I confirm, works flawlessly in my win7, no gui problem, no crash, perfect. Good night then !

by the work WE did, it was an idea from you and you were motivated if I am not mistaken !

Unfortunately as soon as I press Escape the Raine window vanishes. It doesn`t even need to be in fullscreen for this to happen. That`s why I asked for the safe-close shortcut. This would be the only way to save my data after loading a game in this machine/system. Even the bordeless setting can`t help me here. Edit: I`ve just noticed that with NGCD games I can reach the GUI. So the issue is with the arcade roms. It's a crash then, oh well you can always try to describe how you did that, but I guess it's related to some hardware on your side. This is the kind of situation where you could give some useful information if you knew how to build a debug version, anwyay... !

No, still there, but don't worry, not a big deal. I also get some garbage at the bottom of the screen after posting instead of seeing the page updated, but same thing, I live with it !

Lol, I suppose you could make this change in minutes, whereas I would take hundreds of hours to learn how to code. Actually no, what I mean is the dialogs are defined in a very very short way, but then all the code which handles this and displays them is not short nor super easy to handle, so it wouldn't be easy. Live with it for now, it's not a big deal. This is very useful for backing up, sharing and moving settings from one PC to another. I guess most emulators save the inputs profile to a file in the computer. But if it`s too complicated leave it for another time. Backup the config directory ? Anyway it's configured very quickly normally, not a big deal. I`m sorry for your disappointment with the lack of coders working with you. It's not only that, I am less and less interested in emulation, I almost never play any arcade emulated game now, I have continued to maintain raine for a few years anyway, but since it's growing, it also gets more complex and all this is really becoming crazy when doing it alone, so it's time for me to stop and turn to new things... !

ESC to call the gui and then Q, even if you don't see it. You should know that already by now ! A fullscreen window is not bad too imho, you don't care about windows decorations then. in opengl ? Well normally it's enabled by the driver, if it's enabled in the options and you still have a problem with that I can't do much about it.

Yeah I also get this at the top of the page : registry = ipsRegistry::instance(); $this->settings =& $this->registry->fetchSettings(); } public function getOutput() { return; } public function replaceOutput($output, $key) { require_once( IPSLib::getAppDir('ibprobattle') . '/sources/battleHooks.php' ); $this->battleHook = new battleHooks( $this->registry ); return $this->battleHook->statsTopicView($output, $key); } } ?>registry = ipsRegistry::instance(); $this->settings =& $this->registry->fetchSettings(); } public function getOutput() { require_once( IPSLib::getAppDir('ibprobattle') . '/sources/battleHooks.php' ); $this->battleHook = new battleHooks( $this->registry ); return $this->battleHook->statsTopicViewJS(); } } ?> and it's not in the source, it's like someone is testing something, except it's been like that for months ! I don't even try to post about it anymore... but thanks anyway !

Hi mer-curious, you are lucky I still come here regularly, I have the site in my bookmarks and it's a habit to come here even if the site is mostly dead now... I think the bug has been mentioned earlier, it's specific to sdl 1.2 in windows, but only with some specific hardware (doesn't happen in win7 with a nvidia here, using the default sdl driver + opengl + fullscreen). You can work around the problem by avoiding fullscreen, you can use a windowed mode without borders to look like fullscreen, it's a little longer to setup but it should work. Why are you always stuck with some hardware with problems ??? Hum no, I am not going to change this and rebuild a new binary and release it just for you. But I guess you are right it should be in video options ! Anyway normally we use keyboard shortcuts with raine, it was done for that, fps counter is f11 (by default). Oh this stupid forum doesn't seem to want me to insert a reply here so you'll have to find it anyway inside the body of your message... Yeah there are zillions of different pads out there and they seem to all use some different button assignments for some reason. It's not very long to reassign this with the gui though, using the keyboard again you can quickly reassign all the inputs for a game and the settings are re-used for all the other games using these inputs if using the default inputs which is the case normally, so you don't need a wizard here. If you really need one, use kega ! No I won't try it, not interested... Ah this time the forum allowed me to insert a reply, how nice from it ! Well the gui was made to allow me to add new stuff very quickly in the code without worrying about coordinates, size and so on. Since I was the only one of this, it had to be quick. If I had someone eager to improve the gui looks, it would be nice. As a matter of fact, I don't. So no, I won't try to touch this, but good news, you can do it if you feel so inclined, just download the source, learn to compile, etc, that's the hard way of open source, but at least everyone can improve the code instead of just complaining... Shitty forum. You are the 1st one to think about it, I don't think a lot of people would find this useful. I am afraid they are forgotten now, sorry I couldn't continue to do this alone forever, even if I had a little help for osx support toward the end, I was almost alone most of the time, and it's really too much ! Try to have fun anyway !