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in Pegasus,How to write running commands for each Game console #21

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mingkosan opened this issue Jun 21, 2022 · 4 comments
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in Pegasus,How to write running commands for each Game console #21

mingkosan opened this issue Jun 21, 2022 · 4 comments

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@mingkosan
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I want use Pegasus Frontend,
in metadata.pegasus.txt

collection: MAME
extension: zip
launch: myemulator {file.path}

How to write running commands for each Game console
Can you make metadata.pegasus.txt for each console for GroovyArcade
Except for the game list section

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Hi,

I have tried Pegasus in GA as an alternative to AttractMode, so I know it works. I even hard quite a hard time to make it work for both X and KMS but this is solved as of now on my testing rig. As I tried it after using EmulationStation, Pegasus automatically imported my ES emulators configuration files + metadata. So I didn't have to do anything specific. I wanted to write a script to import data from AM, I don't remember if it's finalized or not.
And I do have a script to migrate data from AM to ES.

@mingkosan
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I saw someone running Pegasus Frontend on GA in February this year
and now I running Pegasus Frontend on GA
I use the game package made by others
open metadata.pegasus.txt
It shows pretty good
but the launch commands is work for pc or android
so I can't running game
I don't know how to change the command line to run the game on GA

@ekang4887
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I use Pegasus Frontend too,because Pegasus have many soruces about rom list,video,pic,
I have scuess in command about metadata.pegasus.txt
for example about snes:
launch:retroarch -f -L /home/arcade/shared/configs/retroarch/cores/bsnes_libretro.so {file.path}

IF you use groovymame
you can use

launch:groovymame {file.path}

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Sorry I never gave a real answer for that issue.

I strongly recommend you use galauncher.sh to start the emulator, and not call straight away the emulator. Some optimizations/checks/modules are run if configured (ledspicer for those with led uttons for example, switch the CPU governor to power mode etc ...))

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