If I add any 3DS game on Lutris with Citra as the runner, and press “play” it does not work - lutris fails to do anything. So after wasting hours trying to get it to work, I eventually stumbled on the fact that Citra has been discontinued… then I eventually stumbled on the fact that the next emulator, Lime, is also discontinued… okay… Citra itself works just fine to play my 3DS games, but I have to open Citra manually through Lutris which defeats the purpose of Lutris. Simply clicking “play” fails to start the game/Citra.
So… apparently the current 3DS emulator is called Azahar…?
Okay. So I’m guessing Citra fails to work through Lutris because it is discontinued? Okay… then, how do I add Azahar as a runner? It seems like the list of runners on Lutris is just a static, unchangeable, ancient list? With no way of knowing current operational status of any of the runners? With no way of adding any new software/runner to the list at all? Why? There will always be new emulators as that is the nature of technology.
How do I add Azahar as a runner to the list of runners on Lutris? I would’ve thought that simply installing Azahar - which I have done - would have automatically made Azahar appear on the list of runners but apparently that is not the case for some reason. I found a thread here: [Feature Request] add Azahar runner · Issue #5854 · lutris/lutris · GitHub but I don’t exactly understand the conversion or if the problem is solved there or how to implement the solution if there is one.
Alternatively… how do I get Citra to actually open my 3DS games when I click on “play”? Currently, nothing happens if I click “play”. I currently have to open Citra manually through Lutris by pressing that little triangle on the side panel. Hell, can I just change the current Citra configuration on Lutris to instead load as Azahar? Is that a thing? If adding a brand new runner can’t be done, surely I can make Citra load as Azahar instead as “Citra” is just text?