Exit emulator with one button press vía gpio
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@8bit_astronaut I don't know what happened with that page (there was a spanish version too).
But the creator of that script is @Phantis, so maybe he can clear things out.Edit: Hmmm, can't find him anymore.
Update: @Bug why did you erase everything? You even changed your username!
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@DjLeChuck wow, didn't know about that. Can you also access the links for the scripts itself on that page?
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@paradadf Sadly no, that's what I just see
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Page restored: https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Enable-Gpio-button-to-close-emulator-with-only-one-button-press
But scripts are always missing...
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So....now we cant use that script?
Gosh thats terrible....
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@8bit_astronaut The terrible thing is that " @Bug " @Phantiss has closed his account and delete everything without any reason! ><
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Thats even worst....
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Any alternative to that script....?
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@DjLeChuck maybe @substring has still the scripts somewhere because I kinda remember to have read in a thread he tested it
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I would rather ask @supernature2k, as he told me he was creating his own script to do that.
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Thank you! A lot of people would use it
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@supernature2k I SUMMON YOU !!!
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@Substring Yep, how can I help?
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@supernature2k where is your fringing script to kill emulators via GPIO ?
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@Substring try this:
import RPi.GPIO as GPIO import time import os import thread import datetime import socket import sys from datetime import datetime from configgen import recalboxFiles # this last one retrieves emulators bin names IPADDR = "127.0.0.1" PORTNUM = 55355 # IP and port for retroarch network commands QUIT = 3 GPIO.setwarnings(False) # no warnings GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM) # set up BCM GPIO numbering GPIO.setup(QUIT, GPIO.IN, pull_up_down=GPIO.PUD_UP) # GPIO on pin 3 is the GPIO 2 in BCM mode #to Reset+ # Define a threaded callback function to run in another thread when events are detected def button_pressed(channel): nwcommand="QUIT" retroarch(nwcommand) killthats**t(channel) # on quit press, trying to kill all listed emus def killthats**t(channel): if channel == QUIT: for bin in recalboxFiles.recalboxBins: print bin proc = os.path.basename(bin) print proc os.system("killall -9 "+proc) # sending network command to retroarch (only exit and reset atm) def retroarch(nwcommand): try: s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM) except socket.error: print 'Failed to create socket' sys.exit() s.sendto(nwcommand, (IPADDR, PORTNUM)) GPIO.add_event_detect(QUIT, GPIO.BOTH, callback=button_pressed, bouncetime=2) while True: time.sleep(0.2)
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@supernature2k
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@sevenx no as ES is not killed when you launch an emu
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@supernature2k
Do you have some time, to talk about a new project from me? Over PM? -
@sevenx ok