New v1.1.0 version is out. You'll probably want to upgrade to it, if you're still on v1.0.0.
From looking at some of the "original" versions of Heboris I have, none of them came with all the sound effects that the game supports. So maybe...
I believe that my fork, which I think is also a fork of that Raspberry Pi port you're using, has all the sounds. And you might want to use my fork...
I explained how to get MIDI music working on Linux in the README, it's an annoying thing you have to manually set up. Windows and macOS have built-in...
I guess I'm terribly sorry, I have no clue what the issue is, nor how I could possibly help. You seem to have done everything correctly, exactly as I...
I just forked tgm-record and updated it for the latest MAME and FFMPEG. I also changed it to output MP4, so you can immediately upload the video file...
I just tested the latest code on my Raspberry Pi 3 running the latest non-legacy Raspberry Pi OS Lite, I was able to complete two games up to level...
You didn't say how you installed SDL; running these commands at the command line is how I recommend to do it in Raspberry Pi OS: sudo apt-get update...
I'd recommend trying to run games from the command line, with no desktop running. It might improve performance/reduce latency, but maybe performance...
From what I can tell, Minibian is terribly outdated and no longer maintained, and likely is too old to be usable. I use Raspberry Pi OS Lite, as I'm...
Alright, the latest code in my repo now has initial GPIO input support, as you requested. It's not the final version though, it's entirely hard-set...
Oh, after a bit of research it seems I could test if GPIO support is working, by just shorting GPIO pins with a wire, so I don't have to get anything...
Theoretically, sure, all the source code is there, so the support could be added; though it's not merely a matter of rebuilding it, the support has...
I took a C++ version of Heboris C7-EX, modified/upgraded it, ported it to C, and have gotten it working on the three big desktop platforms, Windows,...
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