PCSX2 Daily development builds

[Metropass]

Oh, I see. While there is no metadata on the PS2 disk image itself, I noticed that the disk's serial number is on the image as a file.

When reading into a disk image, does the emulator also read said file? And if so, does the emulator store the file's name somewhere in memory as a wxString or a const char *?

Thanks

[Kojin]

https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/blob/1b5f...r.cpp#L307

[MachiAkd]

I consult ... can it be installed on pc boot? (In dual boot with Windows, Android or Linux? Thank you very much!

[refraction]

What do you mean on pc boot?

[xnamkcor]

Just updated after playing a game for a few days without closing. So Now I have to find my own WS/NI patches?
Luckily I think I managed to have download a WS patch already for other reasons, but now I have to go find a NI patch?
Was there some issue with including the patches as before?

Edit: Just checked my "patches" folder. Nothing is in there. Now I have to find out where PCSX2 is reading from to get the patch that is showing up.

[jesalvein]

Just updated after playing a game for a few days without closing. So Now I have to find my own WS/NI patches?
Luckily I think I managed to have download a WS patch already for other reasons, but now I have to go find a NI patch?
Was there some issue with including the patches as before?

Edit: Just checked my "patches" folder. Nothing is in there. Now I have to find out where PCSX2 is reading from to get the patch that is showing up.

From the included zip file

[xnamkcor]

Just updated after playing a game for a few days without closing. So Now I have to find my own WS/NI patches?
Luckily I think I managed to have download a WS patch already for other reasons, but now I have to go find a NI patch?
Was there some issue with including the patches as before?

Edit: Just checked my "patches" folder. Nothing is in there. Now I have to find out where PCSX2 is reading from to get the patch that is showing up.

I used the built-in Update feature, but I'll look for the zip file.
If not I'll do a manual download.

Edit: So all the WS and all the NI patches that used to be built into the emulator are now in this Zip folder? And the Option is no longer a check box in some random place in the menu, but now all WS and all NI patches are listed in "patches" in each game's game-specific settings?
And I just keep them in the Zip file?
If I happen to find new patches(or wider patches I want to use), I can just put them in the patch Zip file?
Any plans for making the "16:9" Option more flexible to include arbitrary widenesses?

[jesalvein]

I used the built-in Update feature, but I'll look for the zip file.
If not I'll do a manual download.

Edit: So all the WS and all the NI patches that used to be built into the emulator are now in this Zip folder? And the Option is no longer a check box in some random place in the menu, but now all WS and all NI patches are listed in "patches" in each game's game-specific settings?
And I just keep them in the Zip file?
If I happen to find new patches(or wider patches I want to use), I can just put them in the patch Zip file?

no, you can drop them in the "patches" folder

Any plans for making the "16:9" Option more flexible to include arbitrary widenesses?

no

[xnamkcor]

no, you can drop them in the "patches" folder
no

I'm guessing the 16:9 option just alters how the emulator stretches the final rendered window.  I'll find some way to alter it further myself.
Thanks for your help.

[refraction]

the included zip file in the resources folder will automatically enable if there is a patch available.

If you require a patch we don't have you can put it in the patches folder as suggested.

if you are compiling yourself, it won't come with a zip, you will need to get the release from this repo and drop it in bin/resources folder https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2_patches/r...tag/latest