Bernhard Schelling

For years I told myself that using the controller device feature of libretro in its fullest was the correct way to go. But the way this is implemented in RetroArch...

@Tasosgemah You're right, in latest RetroArch I'm unable to have the device changed in one core affect another core. But I'm also unable to change the device and have it...

@InterClaw Hey there, I cannot get the D-pad thing to happen. For testing I created a custom mapping like this:  And tested in the command line. Correctly, the left...

> I'm also curious about your issue with Tomb Raider. Because to me it looks like something minor. Tomb Raider (at least the 3dfx demo) is missing some form of...

@Tasosgemah @InterClaw Please try out 0.9.9. The control selection in the frontend is back again. It should map to the same devices as were in older versions so hopefully any...

> So the new option made the old remap work, is that how it's supposed to be? If yes then it works OK. Yeah, as of now that is how...

Disable saving on D: would be possible but would it make much sense? I couldn't think of a scenario so I haven't made it possible. Saving needs to be enabled...

Yeah accumulating these .sav "orphans" isn't great. The core just sees the current file layout and calculates the hash of it which results in the letters and numbers before the...

What OS is this on? Also, what is the output of your `mount c .\lsl7dos` command? For me, I get > Drive C is mounted as local directory \lsl7dos\ And...

Oh, I see. If there is a ZIP, the ZIP will be mounted as C: long before the `[autoexec]` part of dosbox.conf gets executed. You imagine a scenario where the...