Closed eduardomozart closed 3 years ago
Let me know if the commit I just pushed fixes the issue. If so, I'll go through the process of creating a new Debian release when I get a chance.
Hello @dh4, thank you for your fast response! I compiled the modified version and it worked normally - the ROMs directory isn't being excluded anymore when opening and changing the Settings through Mupen64plus-qt UI. I noticed two small issues:
qmake
into my system was using qt4 by default, I had to run it using qmake -qt=qt5
for it to use the right version Thank you for adding support for ZIP files. I know it just extracts the ''*.n64'' file from zip to a temp folder, but it's a pretty neat feature for Mupen64plus and make loading ROMs compatible with Parallel64 (RetroArch). It would be amazing updating the Debian repo to a newer Mupen64plus-qt build so the Game information from the TheGamesDB would be starting working again into Debian repo build.
Thank you for still working on this project, it's amazing. The only feature I really miss is allowing configuring joypad controls from UI. M64Py allows this.
Thanks! Glad that fixed it. I think your 2nd and 3rd bullet points are good suggestions. I'll try to add those features/fixes when I get a chance!
@dh4 By the way, the version in apt is still pulling 1.14.1 which has this bug
mupen64plus-qt is already the newest version (1.14-1).
Mupen64plus-qt do not imports ROMs after selecting a directory through "ROMS Directories" from GUI into Deepin 20 (based on Debian 10 "Buster"). I tried the mupen64plus-qt version from Debian repositories (1.1.2), latest stable (1.1.4) and development releases (1.14-git:f1ea589).
After adding a directory into "ROMs directory" from the Settings and click on "Ok", it do not import any ROMs and when I go back into settings the "ROMs directory" list is empty.
I'm not sure, but maybe this issue is related to #57?
The only workaround I could find so Mupen64plus-qt start scanning my ROMs would be editing it's config file directly (''/home/leo/.config/mupen64plus/mupen64plus-qt'') and set the ''roms'' key from ''Paths'' section manually (e.g. ''roms=/home/leo/Games/Nintendo - Nintendo 64 (N64)''). So I had to open the "Settings" from Mupen64plus-qt. If I click into the "OK" button, it clears the "ROMs directory" list, but if I press the "X" close button to close the "Settings" window, it starts importing the ROMs normally.