Using RetroArch: Difference between revisions

Line 3:

==Windows==

After downloading RetroArch, run 'retroarch-phoenix.exe' and then go to 'RetroArch > Update RetroA[[File:RAP_update.png|right]]rch' to start downloading emulation cores.

After downloading [[RetroArch]], run 'retroarch-phoenix.exe' and then go to 'RetroArch > Update RetroA[[File:RAP_update.png|right]]rch' to start downloading emulation cores.

[[File:RA_updater.png|thumb|RetroArch's Updater]] From there, click 'Check Version'. This checks if everything is up-to-date (you have to do this every time you use the updater). Double-click on a core to start downloading it.

[[File:RA_updater.png|thumb|RetroArch's Updater]] From there, click '''Check Version'''. This checks if everything is up-to-date (you have to do this every time you use the updater). Double-click on a core to start downloading it.

To launch a game, select the emulator core you'd like to use under 'libretro core path', and the appropriate ROM under 'Normal ROM path'. Make sure that 'retroarch.exe' is selected under 'RetroArch path', and click 'Start RetroArch'.

To launch a game, select the emulator core you'd like to use under '''libretro core path''', and the appropriate ROM under '''Normal ROM path'''. Make sure that 'retroarch.exe' is selected under 'RetroArch path', and click 'Start RetroArch'.

==Linux==

Line 100:

To changes disks in-game, go to RGUI > Disk Options > Disk Image Append.

'''Note:''' ~~For~~ Metal Gear Solid, change 'Disk Index' to 'No Disk' first.

'''Note:''' Some games like Metal Gear Solid require the disk tray to be opened before changing disks. To do this, change 'Disk Index' to 'No Disk' first.

==Problems and ~~solutions~~==

==Problems and Solutions==

===32 bit Windows===

@@ Line 3: / Line 3: @@
 ==Windows==
-After downloading RetroArch, run 'retroarch-phoenix.exe' and then go to 'RetroArch > Update RetroA[[File:RAP_update.png|right]]rch' to start downloading emulation cores.
+After downloading [[RetroArch]], run 'retroarch-phoenix.exe' and then go to 'RetroArch > Update RetroA[[File:RAP_update.png|right]]rch' to start downloading emulation cores.
-[[File:RA_updater.png|thumb|RetroArch's Updater]] From there, click 'Check Version'. This checks if everything is up-to-date (you have to do this every time you use the updater). Double-click on a core to start downloading it.
+[[File:RA_updater.png|thumb|RetroArch's Updater]] From there, click '''Check Version'''. This checks if everything is up-to-date (you have to do this every time you use the updater). Double-click on a core to start downloading it.
-To launch a game, select the emulator core you'd like to use under 'libretro core path', and the appropriate ROM under 'Normal ROM path'. Make sure that 'retroarch.exe' is selected under 'RetroArch path', and click 'Start RetroArch'.
+To launch a game, select the emulator core you'd like to use under '''libretro core path''', and the appropriate ROM under '''Normal ROM path'''. Make sure that 'retroarch.exe' is selected under 'RetroArch path', and click 'Start RetroArch'.
 ==Linux==
@@ Line 100: / Line 100: @@
 To changes disks in-game, go to RGUI > Disk Options > Disk Image Append.
-'''Note:''' For Metal Gear Solid, change 'Disk Index' to 'No Disk' first.
+'''Note:''' Some games like Metal Gear Solid require the disk tray to be opened before changing disks. To do this, change 'Disk Index' to 'No Disk' first.
-==Problems and solutions==
+==Problems and Solutions==
 ===32 bit Windows===