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PNG cartridges #322
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Perhaps the problem is that the version of TIC-80 wrapped in the RetroArch core is based on a version prior to 0.90.1723. According to the core_info of the latest stable version of RetroArch for ODbeta, it is based on 0.80.0. I am closing the issue as I have merged the PR you did to solve the PNG upload. Thanks again. |
@eduardofilo thanks for looking into it! |
Go on. Please try. I think you have more skill than me with cmake projects. |
@eduardofilo I successfully compiled the latest version (v1.0.2164) from scratch (you need to cherry-pick nesbox/TIC-80@d10fa21, won't be necessary in the next release) and put the resulted |
Opened: nesbox/TIC-80#2048 |
The integration of RetroArch in Adam is done through this repository that is integrated as a submodule. This repository takes the cores from the official distribution. But when in the past I had problems with the DOSBox core, I reserved in the assets directory a copy of the working core which is then manually copied just before packaging the image, as you can see here: So when you get the core with the problem solved, we can incorporate it this way if the modification takes time to enter upstream in the official RetroArch distribution. |
What happened?
Pico-8 and TIC-80 supports cartridges as PNG images (TIC-80 supports it starting from 0.90.1723, scroll down a little bit).
But such cartridges opens as images using the RetroArch image viewer. To fix this we should disable image viewer by toggling
Retroarch Settings > File Browser > Use Built-In Image Viewer
.For TIC-80 we also need to add
.png
here:RG350_adam_image/data/local/home/.simplemenu/section_groups/home computers.ini
Line 69 in 9472a7b
But for TIC-80 it won't start with this extension.
Here is a command to save game as PNG:
After this command I can successfully run the generated PNG on my PC, but it fails to start on my handheld with "code is empty" error. I can reproduce the issue on my computer when I trying to load a PNG cartridge with a .tic extension (instead of .png). So I assume that the issue is related to the extension detection, but not sure how we can solve it.
Device
RG280V
Version
v2.1
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