I also don’t recommend activating “Configuration per Core”, instead you should have multiple configs and load them whenever appropriate. Pressing “Esc” (or equivalent) while running a game will NOT save your settings on exit, though. The iOS emulator will act as a clone of the Mac OS, but you will get an. I also recommend activating Windowed Fullscreen Mode, IIRC it’s like borderless windowed, allows for easy Alt-Tabbing.Īre you sure you aren’t forgetting to save the settings? RA can save on exit (not recommended if you use it as a standard emulator with a GUI), or manually, or it can save to a different config, of course. The emulator also supports a full-screen mode and has configurable controls. In video settings in the GUI (Video>Use Fullscreen Mode), or you can run from command line with -f argument.

I also randomly pressed F1 and discovered that’s how you get the options for the core, I did’t know that before. The emulator also starts in fullscreen as well now. I read in another guide that I should switch that on, but it looks like they were wrong. Thanks, I switched off Per-core configs and it fixed the issue. I did use that guide, was the first thing I did. Hmmm unless you enabled per-core configs it should always respect the settings from retroarch.cfg

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