Make sure to redownload the newest version first. They do break the whole app a LOT though or make certain cores unstable. Though, generally speaking, I prefer the separate emulators in their original form because they will be more up to date and always, without exception, perform better.Īs far as RetroArch is concerned here, it has more or less always worked for me. I normally don't use native Mupen because of the rough edges that make it hard to work with. As far as Mupen itself is concerned, whatever launcher you are using should, in theory, have essentially zero impact on what the emulator itself does. I'm also using Mupen64Plus as the launcher if that helps. Mupen64 actually seems to be closest to working except for the fact that it crashes when I launch it with the controller configs. That happens whether or not I open it with steam. I did get a little message at the startup about xinput, but other than that no difference.Īlso when I launch a game with RetroArch the frame rate is ridiculous, the game is playing something like twice as fast and the audio is complete crap. So I launched RetroArch from Steam's big picture mode after adding it to my steam library and it acts the same. That having been said, regular Mupen should work but as you might be able to tell it is normally a bit fiddly to get it working properly to begin with, once you add the SC to the mix it can be somewhat of a pain but the choice is up to you. So yeah, that is your problem right there. What is happening is the Steam client is not switching to gamepad output so you are actually using the default KB/M desktop config here. As I said before, Retroarch works perfectly without any fiddling or special settings to make it work so it may be your best option. There are plenty of ways to make it work otherwise but that is going to be the easiest way to do it, You would only use the other methods if the normal process of adding to Steam and launching from there does not work. Originalmente postado por cammelspit:Yeah, you actually HAVE to have the emulator added to Steam as a non-steam game and the overlay must be working for it to work properly, just like any other game. !17235&authkey=!APrDKEs4FFlWBIc&ithint=file%2czip
It needs to be placed in the same folder as mupen64plus-ui-console.exe and it looks for games/roms in the parent folder named Roms (ex \Roms\mupen64plus-bundle-win32-2.5-new-dynarec\mupen64plus-ui-console.exe).Įnter,double click starts game (or selecting and clicking Run) I am no programmer so I can not guarantee that it works for you or that it won't make your computer burn up. I made a very experimental launcher for mupen64plus. The steam overlay should work fine for you to tweak the SC settings to your liking. Configure the controller to gamepad mode.
MUPEN64PLUS MISSING RETROARCH WINDOWS FULL
Now add mupen64plus-ui-console.exe as a non steam game and set launch options to your game/rom full path.
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