![]() ![]() You'll need to assign the Developer credentials you just created above to the RetroArch project before you can run it on your device.Ĭlick on the project name, select the target you're interested in (RetroArchiOS11 for iOS, RetroArch TV) and change the "Team" to the role you created above. Once you’ve successfully logged in, a new "Personal Team" with the role "Free" will appear beneath your Apple ID.Hit the "+" at the bottom left and choose "Apple ID" and sign in with your Apple ID.Open Xcode Preferences (Xcode -> Preferences). ![]() Open the Xcode project located at pkg/apple/iOS/RetroArch_iOS11.xcodeproj The core files should have the extension of. Unzip the above archive of cores into the following directory in the RetroArch project: pkg/apple/iOS/modules. Normally you'd compile the cores, but since you're not a developer, I'll provide a link to my personal set of precompiled cores for iOS: Download Cores from Mega.nz ![]() Open Terminal (it's in Applications/Utilities) and run the following command:Įmulator cores are needed to use RetroArch as they contain the code that drives the emulation of the system of the game you want to play. a Mac capable of running the latest Xcode.This is probably the most straightforward way to install RetroArch without having to resort to 3rd party tools. ![]() We're going to try to improve the process and possibly include the iOS cores in a download, but until then, here is a way to build RetroArch to get it running on your iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV. The following is a non-developer guide to install RetroArch on non-jailbroken iOS devices. ![]()
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