I always used retroarch with multiples configuration files, one for each console (consolename.cfg) , it makes it easy to use with launchers (:\retroarch\retroarch.exe --config “:\retroarch\config\consolename.cfg”). I’m on nightly 1.3.3 and noticed that once you quit retroarch and open it again, it is “No Core”. I think the line The line that handled it on older build is "libretro_path = " wich seems to be missing with new configs. Can I set a specif cor to a specific config or there is any workarounds?
No, that was sort of an accidental function and now that it’s removed a bunch of people have asked where it went, lol. However, if you’re launching with --config anyway, you can just add -L /path/to/desired/core.dll to your launch command and it should get you fixed up.
I already thought of it, thanks anyway.
I could use per-core cfg, the problem is multi system cores, since I use overlay borders 