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Pico-8 Standalone Black screen with Sound #1551

Closed davidoppen closed 7 months ago

davidoppen commented 7 months ago

Checklist

Onions OS Version

4.3

Miyoo Firmware Version

202306282128

Provide a clear and concise description of the issue

After upgrading to 4.3 and installing pico-8 standalone, I managed to play several pico-8 games. After a while (I don't know if I made any changes) pico-8 games and splores only open to a blackscreen.

When directly opening a pico-8 game from the splore folder (bas-8) the game launches with a black screen and audio. I can control the game and enter the menu (by pressing 'start') and use the shortcuts (https://onionui.github.io/docs/emulators/pico-8-standalone#shortcuts).

I already removed and reinstalled the pico-8 standalone with the package-manager.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Enter Expert screen
  2. Enter Pico-8 Standalone
  3. Enter Pico-8 Folder
  4. Start any Game
  5. Black Screen with sound and working controlls

Provide any additional context or information that may help us investigate your issue

I will provide a LOG if that helps (and someone tells me where to access the log-files in the file structure.

XK9274 commented 7 months ago

Heya,

Your config.txt file is probably broken.

https://github.com/OnionUI/Onion/blob/main/static%2Fconfigs%2FSaves%2FCurrentProfile%2Fsaves%2FPICO-8%2F.lexaloffle%2Fpico-8%2Fconfig.txt

Download or copy the contents of this file into: Saves/CurrentProfile/saves/PICO-8/.lexaloffle/pico-8/

davidoppen commented 7 months ago

@XK9274 What should I do if there is no PICO-8 folder inside the Saves/Current-Profile/saves folder?

XK9274 commented 7 months ago

Do you have hidden files and folders turned on, on whatever device you're using to open the SD card?

You should see a .lexaloffle directory

davidoppen commented 7 months ago

@XK9274 I'm accessing the SD Card on mac and turned on hidden files (cmd+⇧+.). I cannot see the directory (see my screenshot). Bildschirmfoto 2024-04-12 um 13 11 35

XK9274 commented 7 months ago

Have you tried creating the directory structure and dropping the config file in?

davidoppen commented 7 months ago

Is this correct?

Bildschirmfoto 2024-04-12 um 13 28 50

davidoppen commented 7 months ago

That did the trick!

Have you tried creating the directory structure and dropping the config file in?

XK9274 commented 7 months ago

That did the trick!

Have you tried creating the directory structure and dropping the config file in?

Sorry fella at work so don't have time to check my device* yeah that's it and great, glad it's working.

Just out of interest what lead up to this situation? Had you reinstalled/moved/deleted anything? Or had you moved from the wrapper version on my GH to the Onion version?

davidoppen commented 7 months ago

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@XK9274 Thanks for your help so far! This is what the screen looks now after using the config.txt you provided.

Is there a way to have it look like out of the box again? I think that the bezels are missing now.

XK9274 commented 7 months ago

The two versions are different and use different libraries. Ideally you should remove it with package manager and reinstall it, then place your Pico 8 licensed files into the bin directory as it sounds like something has got a little confused.

If you're still struggling I will send you packages (without binaries) later for you restore.

PICO-8

PICO-8 standalone can now be installed from the Expert section in Package Manager. Remember to move your binary files into the new dirs:

davidoppen commented 7 months ago

That did the trick!

Have you tried creating the directory structure and dropping the config file in?

Sorry fella at work, yeah that's it and great, glad it's working.

Just out of interest what lead up to this situation? Had you reinstalled/moved/deleted anything? Or had you moved from the wrapper version on my GH to the Onion version?

I'm sorry, I can't really replicate what I have done. I got into Pico-8 after I upgraded to Onion 4.3 and installing the 'Pico-8 standalone' from the package-manager. I remember that I removed and reinstalled 'Pico-8standalone' via the package-manager several times trying to fix the black screen issue, and installed 'fake-8' at one point.

I'm not really versed in Onion-OS.

davidoppen commented 7 months ago

"The two versions are different and use different libraries. Ideally you should remove it with package manager and reinstall it, then place your Pico 8 licensed files into the bin directory as it sounds like something has got a little confused."

@XK9274 Can you please elaborate? Is it enough to remove it, save and restart, then install it again with the package-manager (and add the pico-8 files for RasPi)? Do I need to remove the file structure I manually added up to this point?

I'm sorry for not getting it fully : (

XK9274 commented 7 months ago

There's no need to apologise! it's quite alright. I was just wondering incase there was something we needed to fix.

All the documentation for the standalone is here (including shortcuts for screen scale, bezels etc): https://onionui.github.io/docs/emulators/pico-8-standalone Your Bezels and borders can be found here: RApp/PICO-8/res

If it's working you don't need to do anything else, just enjoy!

Re: the libraries, the Onion files contain things specific to Onion, where-as the app wrapper was the original build before it got merged and they had slight differences but i've since started unifying them, though that said the Onion version will always have different launch commands but you don't need to worry about any of this.

Also E: i love the game you're playing there, such good fun.

davidoppen commented 7 months ago

After reinstalling Pico-8 standalone with the package-manager, the UI looks correct again.

Thanks for the patience and help!

Have a nice day/night,

David from Germany

XK9274 commented 7 months ago

That's great!

Take care David!