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| − | = Virtua Cop 2 Raspberry Pi setup = | + | {{infobox |
| | + | |title = Virtua Cop 2 |
| | + | |logo = vc2dc_logo.png |
| | + | |category = Console Game |
| | + | |platform = Sega Model 2 |
| | + | |license = Commercial |
| | + | |type = Rail shooter |
| | + | |developer = Sega |
| | + | |release = Sept, 1995 |
| | + | |players = 2 Players |
| | + | |titleshot = vc2_title.jpg |
| | + | |gameplayshot = vc2_gameplay.jpg |
| | + | |gamename = Virtua Cop 2 |
| | + | |note = |
| | + | }} |
| | + | Virtua Cop 2 is a light gun rail shooter game developed by Sega and released in Arcades in 1995. |
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| | + | = Playing on Windows = |
| | + | You can run the Arcade version of Virtua Cop 2 on Windows using [[Model2|Model2 emulator]]. |
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| − | This process is nearly identical to setting up other Dreamcast/Naomi/Atomiswave lightgun games as it uses a version of Flycast that is able to run Virtua Cop 2 well. Do not use this version for other games as they will run poorly.
| + | ==White Flash removal scripts== |
| | + | Download from [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuZhgG-UZII YouTube] |
| | + | ===DemulShooter=== |
| | + | DemulShooter now comes with white flash removal scripts built in. Details can be found at the [https://github.com/argonlefou/DemulShooter/wiki/Configuration DemulShooter GitHub wiki site] |
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| − | ==Video Setup Guide== | + | = Ports = |
| − | <YOUTUBE>https://youtu.be/fCRp0JXh96M</YOUTUBE>
| + | * [[Virtua Cop 2 (Saturn)|Saturn]] |
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| + | * [[Virtua Cop 2 (Dreamcast)|Dreamcast]] |
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| − | == Setting up Flyinghead Flycast ==
| + | [[Category:Arcade Games]] |
| − | | + | [[Category:Sega Model 2 Games]] |
| − | You will need to add the setup file to RetroPie Setup in order to install the emulator. It can be downloaded from [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SONetRx5OODq2JcaetUxH9Z8c0DoMPhz/view?usp=sharing here]
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| − | Open your favorite SFTP client and copy the file to this directory:
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| − | /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/libretrocores
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| − | On your Raspberry Pi, go to RetroPie and select RetroPie Setup.
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| − | Alternatively, as it may be better practice to close EmulationStation before making changes, you can press F4 and type the following:
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| − | sudo /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/retropie_setup.sh
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| − | This will launch RetroPie Setup. Select the following:<blockquote>'''Manage packages'''
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| − | '''Manage optional packages'''
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| − | '''lr-flycast-new'''
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| − | '''Install from source'''
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| − | </blockquote>Once done, select '''Back''' and return to the main screen. Select '''Perform Reboot'''>'''Yes'''.
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| − | == ROM Setup ==
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| − | Copy your '''working''' ''Virtua Cop 2'' ROM into the Dreamcast folder in your ''roms'' directory on your Pi. From here, you can copy your configuration from another Dreamcast/Naomi/Atomiswave game that has already been set up, or create a new one. This should not be necessary if you are running Harrydog's BareBones v8.1 or later and will only be needed in order to automatically load a pre-configured save state of the game. Note that the game runs best in a '''4:3''' aspect ratio. If you do not have a configuration file for the game, here is an example for a '''single gun''' running on a '''mixed setup''':
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| − | '''Filename:''' '''Virtua Cop 2 v1.011 (2000)(Sega)(NTSC)(JP)(en)[!].chd.cfg'''
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| − | '''This is placed with the ROM in the same directory. Note the''' '''<big>exact ROM name</big>''' and extension followed by '''<big>.cfg</big>'''<pre>
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| − | savestate_auto_load = "true"
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| − | input_libretro_device_p1 = "4"
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| − | input_player1_mouse_index = "0"
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| − | input_player2_mouse_index = "1"
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| − | input_player1_gun_trigger_mbtn = "1"
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| − | input_player1_gun_offscreen_shot_mbtn = "2"
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| − | input_player1_gun_aux_a = "h"
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| − | input_player1_gun_aux_b_mbtn = "3"
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| − | input_player1_gun_start = "f"
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| − | input_player1_gun_select = "g"
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| − | input_player1_gun_dpad_up = "w"
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| − | input_player1_gun_dpad_down = "s"
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| − | input_player1_gun_dpad_left = "a"
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| − | input_player1_gun_dpad_right = "d"
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| − | </pre>Note that this can be replaced by a simpler command calling the lightgun configuration file created during [[Raspberry Pi Setup Guide|the initial setup for your ''Sinden Lightgun'']], as follows:<pre>
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| − | #include "/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/config/lightgun.cfg"
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| − | input_libretro_device_p1 = "4"
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| − | input_player1_mouse_index = "0"
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| − | input_player2_mouse_index = "1"
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| − | savestate_auto_load = "true"
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| − | </pre>You may also pre-configure your border in the same file as follows:<pre>
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| − | aspect_ratio_index = "0"
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| − | input_overlay = "~/.config/retroarch/overlay/SindenBorderWhiteThin.cfg"
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| − | input_overlay_opacity = "1.000000"
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| − | video_font_enable = "false"
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| − | </pre>The last line will disable any notifications that may flood your screen and slow down your system when you start the game.
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| − | '''Please make sure the syntax is correct (i.e.: no smart quotes, case sensitive, etc.)'''
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| − | == Game configuration ==
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| − | You can now launch the game in order to set it up. '''Do not forget to start the gun first!'''
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| − | '''<big>IMPORTANT:</big> as the game is booting, you need to press a button on your controller to access the runcommand screen. This only needs to be done once.'''
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| − | From here, you need to choose the following options:
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| − | <blockquote>'''Select emulator for ROM ()'''
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| − | '''lr-flycast-new'''
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| − | '''Launch'''</blockquote>
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| − | In-game, you will be able to set up your bezel as normal using the '''RetroArch menu''' accessed by pressing '''Hotkey+X''' on your controller, if this is not already done.
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| − | In the main game menu, press the '''Start''' button and navigate to '''Options''' and press '''Start''' again. You may adjust the settings to your liking before selecting '''Gun Calibration'''. On the calibration screen, select '''Calibration''' and shoot the bullseye as accurately as possible. Test your gun on the same screen to check if it is calibrated. When you are satisfied, select '''Exit''' followed by '''Exit''' once again. You should be back at the main menu. Here, you will need to create a '''save state''' in order to avoid going through this process again.
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| − | == Creating an auto-loading Save State ==
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| − | Press '''Hotkey+X''' on your controller to access the '''RetroArch''' menu and scroll down to '''Save State'''. This will create a file next to your ROM file labeled with the exact name and ending with '''.state'''. Open your SFTP client and find the file. You will need to rename it and add '''.auto''' to the end. It should look like this:<blockquote>'''Virtua Cop 2 v1.011 (2000)(Sega)(NTSC)(JP)(en)[!].state.auto'''</blockquote>As long as you have '''savestate_auto_load = "true"''' in your configuration file or enabled in RetroArch, this ''save state'' will load automatically.
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| − | == A few tips ==
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| − | * Dreamcast games run more smoothly on overclocked hardware. If your game is sluggish, it might be worth looking into this. However, overclocking your hardware is '''ENTIRELY''' your responsibility and you may not blame anyone else for any damages that can occur.
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| − | * The input device ID used here may differ for each emulator as ''input_libretro_device_p1 = "4"'' is specific to Flycast and others may use a different ID.
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| − | * Configuration files may be placed next to ROMs as shown here. These will override any default '''RetroArch''' configuration and can be used for various purposes, especially on mixed setups. This is also true for files placed in the config folder.
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| − | * A Raspberry Pi 4 or better is highly recommended for heavier games like this, as the Raspberry Pi 3b+ or lower will not be powerful enough to run them smoothly.
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| − | '''<big>The game should be ready to play.</big>'''
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| − | [[Category:Console Games]] | |
| − | [[Category:Sega Dreamcast Games]] | |
| − | [[Category:Games with special instructions]]
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