A portable Desktop UI for inlretro based on wxwidgets!
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2018 Max Luebbe
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- Python 3
- wxpython (Python 3)
- inlretro host application
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Install wxpython via pip (haven't gotten it working with virtualenv)
$ pip3 install wxpython
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Download source for inlretro, follow instructions there to build it.
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Create a directory called inlretro_dir local to wxinlretro root directory. From inlretro, copy the shared and host directories there.
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If you are using Windows, edit inlrunner.py to refer to the correct binary for your platform. (I have only tested on OS X/Linux, this should work, let me know if it doesn't!)
BIN = 'inlretro.exe'
To run the application:
$ python3 inlui.py
Watch stdout for helpful messages, because they aren't displayed in the UI itself (yet)
Functionality is pretty limited right now:
- Backing up and identifying GBA cartridges.
- Backing up and identifying NES cartridges in headerless format.
- Backing up and identifying N64 cartridges.
- Backing up and identifying Sega Genesis cartridges.
- Some issues will be due to current state of the inlretro application, and what systems and functionality are currently supported via its command-line interface. ALWAYS MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A RECENT VERSION OF THE HOST APPLICATION!
- Make sure your cartridges are clean, and try a different cartridge. I suspect that there are variants that are not handled correctly by the host application at this time? If you found a bug or problem with the host application that is being used by the UI, file an issue for inlretro on gitlab.
- If you're stuck or found a bug, file an issue here on github.