Take a screenshot of the current RetroArch gameplay. It saves to your configured screenshot directory and returns immediately.
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"RetroArch" matching MCP tools:
- Show an on-screen notification in RetroArch to provide user feedback or debug information during script execution.MIT
- Retrieve specific RetroArch configuration values such as save directories, system path, or fullscreen mode by providing the parameter name.MIT
- Advance one frame at a time in retro gaming emulation. Use with pause toggle for frame-by-frame analysis.MIT
- Write a byte sequence to emulated memory at a specified address. Uses the system memory map and returns the number of bytes actually written.MIT
- Toggles pause state in RetroArch. Check current state with `retroarch_get_status` to know whether it will pause or unpause.MIT
- Load a game state from a specific numbered slot without altering the active save slot selector.MIT
- Save the current emulator state to the slot selected via state_slot_plus/minus commands.MIT
- Read up to 4096 bytes from the emulated memory of a libretro core via its system memory map, returning an array of byte values.MIT
- Confirm that RetroArch's Network Control Interface is accessible and retrieve its version string to verify connectivity.MIT
- Get the current emulation status including playing/paused state, system identifier, game basename, and CRC32; returns 'contentless' when no game is loaded.MIT
- Increment the current save state slot, enabling sequential saving or loading of game states.MIT
- Load the saved game state from the currently selected slot.MIT
- Perform a hard reset on the currently running game, equivalent to pressing the console's reset button.MIT
- Decrement the currently selected save state slot in RetroArch to access earlier saved states.MIT
- Write byte values to a specified memory address in a running emulated game via RetroArch's Network Control Interface. Disables hardcore mode for the session.MIT
- Read memory from libretro cores that do not advertise a memory map, using the CHEEVOS address space as a fallback.MIT