#Dolphin emulator settings help how to#
#Dolphin emulator settings help Patch#

things donвЂ™t look stretched anymore, etc. There is no easy way to ensure you have configured the ini file correctly except to launch the game and see if things look as expected e.g. The next time dolphin is launched it will automatically pick up these settings in the ini files. Place the ini files in /userdata/saves/dolphin-emu/GameSettings. Once you have the patches and hacks added to your ini file, you need to add the file in the right location so dolphin will load it. Here is another example with Gecko codes for Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time to also achieve widescreen: This means you don't need cheats enabled for ActionReplay codes, but do need cheats enabled for Gecko codes. Also note in these examples I am forcing aspect ratio to 16:9 so I donвЂ™t need to configure this in batocera. You can look up a lot of the available ini options here. Sometimes the hacks/patches use gecko codes instead and, in that case, you must have cheats enabled.

#Dolphin emulator settings help Patch#

I got the widescreen culling patch from the same dolphin wiki page where I found the GameId. Close Dolphin and go back to your ssh session. Press the Config button, go to the audio section, and tap where it says ALSA. You can type by using the 'Onboard' program. And so the ini file would contain the following: Run it by typing dolphin-emu in LXTerminal on the Switch and pressing enter. For Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, we would like to have async shaders, widescreen patch, etc. The ini file needs to contain the settings for the game. A thorough explanation of GameIds can be found on Dolphin's wiki. So, for example, the GameId for Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (USA) is G2ME01 (which can be found on the dolphin wiki's game page for it) and so the INI file needs to be named G2ME01.ini. You can also search for completed gameini packages in the ini file with the GameId of the ROM. You have to search for the appropriate command in the GameINI topic that we mentioned above. Please note that the wiki offten only lists recommended settings, but not always the commands for the GAMEINI. In general, it is recommended to visit the Dolphin wiki for every game that causes issues / glitches or to check the recommended settings in advance. Via the dolphin wiki you can also find topics for each wii / gamecube game, with the recommended settings.

In the following post are the individual commands of the GAMEINI explained:ДЄlso useful is the following forum post in the Dolphin forum, where the UNOFFICIAL gameini settings are posted: To learn more about the GameINI, visit the dolphin wiki. This can include specific settings that are necessary for a game to run without errors, but also thinks like controller profiles, performance hacks and overall spicial generally deeper settings. The GameINI config file is useful to get out per game functions from dolphin at game start that are not available in batocera directly. GameINI is a plain text file with game's GameID as its file name and INI as its file extension. You can configure settings per game through their GameINI. Write themes for batocera-emulationstation.Redirect upgrades from any board to my own builds.

#Dolphin emulator settings help how to#

How to work on batocera.linux (and not recompile everything).

Raspberry Pi: Add power buttons/switches.

Sync files across multiple devices (Syncthing).