some problems about webretro HOT 4 CLOSED

can not "fast-forward"

this is a bug in v6.5, it will be fixed in v6.6 (see #21)

i play the "Dragon Quest Monsters 1 & 2" lost my character, I seem to remember that the ios app seems to have this problem too.

this is probably a bug with the hardware renderer, try using the software renderer as it is more accurate but it can be slower (see #24)

Instructions for using the software renderer: before choosing ROM files, go to the menu at the top, "More" > "Pre-start Options" > "Use Software Renderer" (check)

or for your UI, here is the code (use before callMain)

FS.createPath("/", "home/web_user/retroarch/userdata/config/Beetle PSX HW", true, true);
FS.writeFile("/home/web_user/retroarch/userdata/config/Beetle PSX HW/Beetle PSX HW.opt", 'beetle_psx_hw_renderer = "software"\n');

state save very very slow.

I'll see what I can do about this in the next release, but it won't be able to get much better without completely disabling the compression.

can you can build the "pcsx_rearmed_libretro" ?

I could, but the software renderer on Beetle/Mednafen PSX is more accurate, and decently fast too.

lost method.
Module._cmd not have Module["cwrap"] to call run.
Module.cwrap('cmd_cheat_get_code', '', [])();

I'm not sure what you're saying, but if you mean there is no way to call run, use this in LDFLAGS when building RetroArch: -s EXPORTED_RUNTIME_METHODS="['callMain', 'FS']

Then do this in javascript to call run: Module.callMain(Module.arguments);

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thanks,it can run in retroarch-ui!

Maybe there is something wrong with my game roms/bios, so "DQ1&2" is abnormal.

but:
"Module._cmd_cheat_get_code" returns a numeric handle instead of the character I want.

I need to check this javascript now. Why can't it run in ios safari?

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You need to use UTF8ToString to get the pointer value, like so:

UTF8ToString(Module._cmd_cheat_get_code(index));

this will give you the real cheat code.

Likewise for setting a cheat code:

Module._cmd_cheat_set_code(index, allocateUTF8("CODE"));

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So that's it!

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