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  • #85083

    In reply to: WeeCade.. clone

    dpicc68
    Participant

    Google / youtube

    Search for DYI arcade..
    Arcade joysticks.. Etc
    This will give you an idea of how to install.

    Your local arcade supplier / eBay will have a 2 player set with a usb encoder.

    Search this forum to see what’s issues people have had with usb encoders to narrow down your decision.

    Good luck.

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thanks Floob, but the Buffalo as far as I now, is a USB pad. The problem is with a Retrolink USB adapter, an adapter capable of connect the original SNES controllers, then it converts to usb that can be attached to de Pi. The problem comes when trying to press the UP and LEFT on the original SNES pad… it does not respond, as if you were pressing anything.

    Floob
    Member

    Not that it will help much, but mine (based on iBufflao USB is)

    <?xml version=”1.0″?>
    <inputList>
    <inputConfig type=”joystick” deviceName=”USB,2-axis 8-button gamepad ” deviceGUID=”03000000830500006020000010010000″>
    <input name=”a” type=”button” id=”0″ value=”1″ />
    <input name=”b” type=”button” id=”1″ value=”1″ />
    <input name=”down” type=”axis” id=”1″ value=”1″ />
    <input name=”left” type=”axis” id=”0″ value=”-1″ />
    <input name=”pagedown” type=”button” id=”5″ value=”1″ />
    <input name=”pageup” type=”button” id=”4″ value=”1″ />
    <input name=”right” type=”axis” id=”0″ value=”1″ />
    <input name=”select” type=”button” id=”6″ value=”1″ />
    <input name=”start” type=”button” id=”7″ value=”1″ />
    <input name=”up” type=”axis” id=”1″ value=”-1″ />
    </inputConfig>
    </inputList>

    #85033

    In reply to: WeeCade.. clone

    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi :)
    Can you explain how do you plug the joysticks ans boutons on your Rpi :)

    Beaceause i have really nous idéal how i van play with joystick ans bouttuns can i used 2 USB controller ? :)

    Thanks :D

    #85022

    In reply to: WeeCade.. clone

    dpicc68
    Participant

    Kept tweaking…..

    Changed Marquee and velcro to fix pi and usb hub

    #85020
    dpicc68
    Participant

    Check out..

    tht tht arcade 2 player usb controller


    for simplified install.

    #85019
    dpicc68
    Participant
    korpsed
    Participant

    Hey guys!

    As in the title, I’m having issues with my start/select buttons on my snes USB controller not working in the emulator. The buttons work on Emulation Station, and are picked up by the RetroArch config tool. They just don’t work in game.

    Everything else on the controller works fine, and I can use my keyboard to access most ingame menus. It’s just rather annoying. Any ideas?

    #85005
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Almost any USB pad will do the job. I have a generic USB joypad and it works just fine.

    #84992
    ryux
    Participant

    Hey guys.. some nows from the front..

    Still have performance issues with the Libretro version of FBA, i would really love to get this one to work, could it be that i only can use SDL2 instead of normal SDL ?

    I also took the time today to use an older USB Gamepad i had layin’ around and test if it uses Axis.
    I used jstest and saw that this one should work, so i took it all apart, figured out the wiring and installed the PCB in my Arcade stick.
    Now my Arcade stick is working perfectly (also i have faster response on the buttons) yay :D

    sselph
    Participant

    Ah for usb that is automounting you can modify the /etc/usbmount/usbmount.conf and edit the FS_MOUNTOPTIONS to be something like the following if the drive is vfat FS_MOUNTOPTIONS=”-fstype=vfat,gid=users,uid=nobody,umask=002,sync” which will create the mounts so that all users in the users group can modify them. You can reboot or possibly remove and insert the drive again to have the changes take place.

    Floob
    Member

    I’ve tried to show how I’ve setup multiple controllers with RetroPie here. Hopefully its accurate. Please do point out any issues and I can do a part 2.

    oldhairyone
    Participant

    Just tried making root own /media/usb and it says not permitted again. That’s both using pi and root on different terminals.

    oldhairyone
    Participant

    Tried it, but it still won’t save as pi. My saves are stored at /media/usb/romsaves. I used the command you suggested on both /media/usb and /media/usb/romsaves, but after romsaves it said ‘operation not permitted’ on the three srm files in there. I checked permission using ls -ld and it said pi owned /media/usb, but root owned /media/usb/romsaves.

    wymillerlinux
    Participant

    Unfortuately, the default SNES emulator (PocketSNES I believe?) that ships with RetroPie is very inaccurate. What I mean by inaccurate is the music is…flat. Music, in my opinion, is the “soul” of a video game (gameplay is the “heart”) so it ticks me off that PocketSNES is inaccurate AND is default for RetroPie. Urks me to no end.

    I’m happy to say that I’ve switched to PiSNES from PocketSNES. I’ve configured the snes9x.cfg file to my controller’s liking but the A button, the B button, Start, Select, etc. don’t work. Would the RetroPie Setup script help?

    PocketSNES is a music flattening mess. However, If I do keep PocketSNES, what sound configuration would help resolve that issue I’m having? Sound configuration? Configuring ALSA? Switching internal sound outputs (ALSA to SDL)?

    If your curious, the controller I’m using is a PS3 controller USB (wired), the sound output I’m using is ALSA at 44100hz and the RetroPie version is the lastest and greatest, v2.4 beta.

    I’m trying out new things and I will keep this post or future posts updated. Things are going to change.

    No idea what the problem is and very much like some help. Thank you in advance!

    hravnkel
    Participant

    Greetings all,

    I have purchased two adapters for connecting original C64/Amiga/Atari joysticks to a USB port. The model I bought was this: http://www.retronicdesign.com/en/retronic-design-products/

    However – I have problem getting the input to be recognized. The device is found, and when I try to configure a Retroarch controller by it it gets named retronicdesign.comRetroJoystickAdapterv3.0.cfg but it does not recognize any buttons or movement from the joystick during configuration.

    From Emulatorstation the joystick is also recognized, but upon pressing buttons or moving the joystick nothing happens. However though, when I exit Emulationstation I get the following message appearing:

    INFO: Te key you just pressed is not recognized by SDL. To help get this fixed, please report this to the SDL mailing list <sdl@libsdl.org> EVDEV KeyCode 464

    So – this leads me to the conclusion that the input I get from the joystick isn’t recognized by the library, and to me that doesn’t sound impossible to handle, but I must say I get a bit lost when googling generic Linux forums on the topic…

    Therefore, I would be extremely grateful if there are anyone out there who have the skill to just point me into which files are relevant and how I should read which values the joystick is presenting me with!

    I have tried messing a bit with handling it as an arcade joystick, but with no success.

    Any help would be extremely appreciated!

    joneco
    Participant

    hi, i am having some troubles with retropie, i’ve installed it in my raspberry pi a+, but i can’t get started because i can’t use my keyboard or even one of those controllers.
    the keyboard is:
    Logitech g15 – usb
    and the controllers that i tried was:
    xbox 360 with the wireless adapter
    xbox one with usb cable
    ps4 with usb cable

    i tried a mouse too, but it seems that just respond to keyboards and controllers.

    i think that is strange that the keyboard is not working, altough the keyboard needs driver to work with all functions, it can also work as plug-n-play …

    thanks

    EDIT
    ————————-
    I got it with a ps3 controller. I will buy a cheaper keyboard, because i tried to play duken nuken 3d and it not happened because the controllers was not assigned(but i did it in the main menu of retropie, when it asked to configure the controller and also detected it)….

    #84943

    In reply to: I love Retropie, but

    lain
    Participant

    The good news, it works! Bad news, some games still have no effect on the controller. I followed your instructions lolerzz and everything was working smoothly until I hit the binary based installation. Lot of text and a
    ======
    Fatal Error
    ======

    Oh boy. So I decided to just run it again, and three hours later, installed all kinds of archive and dependencies and who knows what. But in the no fatal errors and I continued through the advanced options and worked the controller which is the first time I got it to work on any game :) and I’m grateful for that. However the controller doesn’t register with the game super mario all stars. Is there a list of games where the controller has problems? I know I could always get each one individually, but I was curious. I have also noticed some games require pressing select instead of start! There is a way to open the text file to the controller and delete non used buttons or change current ones yes?

    BTW I even got it to work on an analog TV and I got all this finish when my brother was walking into the door. Needless to say he’s thrilled!

    Back the the Fatal Error it said something about no module ‘127’ found on platform rpi and my controller saved as USB, 2-axis8-buttongamepad.cfg

    I am also assuming I need custom bios for psx emulator and I tried some games like Quest 64 and Crash Team Racing which I think is too much for the raspberry to handle, or at least from my experience. I do still have RPG maker on it so I still like messing around with it and it works :)

    The control panel also told me I had to install Neogeo bios and others but I won’t be using those so it’s OK.

    Thanks a lot and I hope to be able to tweak just a couple more things, but in the end it works right now and we are quite happy!

    Thanks

    ryux
    Participant

    Hey guys

    I am giving up now.. i tried almost everything i can to get this thing working.

    On my first try i installed the 2.3 SD Card Image.. set everything up.. put it never found SDL, Sound didnt work, and Controls didnt work

    On second try i installed raspbian and compiled everything (letting it run for over 24 hours).
    Now SDL worked, but everything was crashing all the time (even though i didnt overclock)

    On third try i did the same with the Binary Install.
    I could get SDL working and the sound was ok.. But when starting a NeoGeo Game in FBA only the buttons worked, i was reading through endless forum topics because i couldnt find how to get my AXIS working (because my Controller Handles Left/Right/Up/Down as a Button).
    I also tried jstest which gave me unlogical results on the Axis (Left Axis 6, Right No Axis, Up Axis 9, Down Axis 10).

    I then tried another 3-4 times with different types of handling/installing/configuring stuff..

    I tried to manually edit the Retroarch.cfg with the correct settings

    input_device = "Sony PLAYSTATION(R)3 Controller"
    input_driver = "udev"
    input_b_btn = "14"
    input_y_btn = "15"
    input_select_btn = "0"
    input_start_btn = "3"
    input_up_btn = "4"
    input_down_btn = "6"
    input_left_btn = "7"
    input_right_btn = "5"
    input_a_btn = "13"
    input_x_btn = "12"
    input_l_btn = "10"
    input_r_btn = "11"
    input_l2_btn = "8"
    input_r2_btn = "9"
    input_l3_btn = "1"
    input_r3_btn = "2"
    input_l_x_plus_axis = "+0"
    input_l_x_minus_axis = "-0"
    input_l_y_plus_axis = "+1"
    input_l_y_minus_axis = "-1"
    input_r_x_plus_axis = "+2"
    input_r_x_minus_axis = "-2"
    input_r_y_plus_axis = "+3"
    input_r_y_minus_axis = "-3"
    

    And i tried these settings in fba2x.cfg

    [Joystick]
    # Get codes from "jstest /dev/input/js0"
    # from package "joystick"
    A_1=13
    B_1=14
    X_1=12
    Y_1=15
    L_1=10
    R_1=11
    START_1=3
    SELECT_1=0
    #Joystick axis
    JA_LR=0
    JA_UD=1

    It is a Arcade Stick for PS3 (also working on USB PC) but in theory it only has D-PADs, no real analog stick (i think)

    So now i am formatting everything again (which is always a pain because i have to make a modified “interfaces” file to get my WLAN Stick working before i can even connect with SSH).

    Anyone know how i can get FBA to make my Joystick work ? i remember having it working once (or maybe i was hallucinating because i was trying around for 2 days nonstop).

    I also tried the RetroArch Joystick Registration Script on RetroPieSetup.sh
    Also no luck

    I tried to have a customized RetroArch.cfg in the FBA Configs folder – no luck
    I tried to modify fba2x.cfg in every different way (on the joystick axis part).
    With some numbers i atleast got it to move by its own :P

    I dont know what i should do
    Are there any alternatives similar to RetroPie Project i could check out ?
    Are there any alternatives to FBA which doesnt need an Axis Configuration for UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT ?

    Any other hints on how to get my Arcade Stick working ?

    I got the feeling that with this Raspberry Pi Stuff you just make one wrong step and you fuck everything up and can start again from scratch, that sucks..

    Thanks guys for everyone who is willing to help :(

    vunax
    Participant

    hi @all,

    i have a question about retropie and the joystick order which will be used at the emulators via retroarch or direct.

    i installed my retropie with the image, followed the instrutions herer and on different pages. i updated it with the script – everthink works fine.

    i installed a wireless keyboard and for testing and directly retro-feeling 3 different gamepads and joysticks.
    – psx compatible usb-gamepad
    – xbox compatible usb-gamepad
    – competition pro compatible usb-joystick

    emustation detect the keyboard and the 3 joysticks and i configure ist correctly without problems.
    for most of the emus i got the info to configure them via retoarch and i did this also via retropie-setup without problems.

    tests bevor with the joystick-tool let me show that every device seems to work korrectly.

    but if i like to use it in one of the emulators – there sometimes only will be the keyboards available or nothing.
    i test everythink, had a look at the logs but there is no problem – it seems to be a configration think.
    i parsed the internet but i yet i did’nt find anything usefull.

    may be the order of the joysticks seems to be a problem?
    or do i need to configure some specials into the emu-retroarch-config?

    other emulators like vice (c64) did’nt use retroarch and at the first tests some buttons seems to work but after some ours testing, reinstalling nothing work any more.

    what i did wrong or may be forgot at the configuration?
    thank you!
    bye

    manit123
    Participant

    hi guys ,
    i am so fond of retro pie on my raspberry . Am able to play tennis , tetris & mario nes game on it using USB gamepad .
    I have tennis game in which you play single or double against computer.
    I have 2 USB gamepads .
    Can you suggest me a sports game in which two player can play against each other ?

    lain
    Participant

    When I found out about Retropie I had to get my hands on a Raspberry pi. I own a NES and PSX and have owned a Sega as well. I love retro games and I think it’s a great idea to make a mini multi game system. However I have ran into some brick walls that have made me want to send my raspberry pi back to the shelf for $.

    I purchased the B+ and used SDFormatter to format and DiskImager to install retropie 2.3 on it. It booted right up and after many, many form reads, youtube videos, and voices from the walls I just have not been able to get things right. Retropie starts up great. In fact the first couple of times sudo apt-get update worked too. It wasn’t until I used sudo apt-get upgrade when I got the line of ext4-fs error (device mmcblk0p2. I think I let it go to about 6000 once then I knew something was wrong after over an hour.

    So I say lets just get update and stop there. Then I try to set up my SNES controller. I have already seen some nightmares on trying to get this to work with RetroArch, and it’s one for me too so far. Setting up the ROM menus no problem, using controller in game 0% so far. I have even tried using Putty which I could not find the retroarch.cfg file in it. I only found it when digging through retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg (probably but I have forgotten the exact list of folders but I found it once.) However then I didn’t have permission to open it. So I look password/login videos on how to fix my permission problem but then I think it’s an update problem and I just run into more problems.

    Eventually last time I “updated” it gives me one of the errors you see in the picture (another ent4-fs error)

    More on the usb controller I even tried retroarch-joyconfig -o and nothing seems to register for me. My keyboard works and my controller works until I enter a game.

    I have now formatted and reinstalled 2.3 again. I have done no updates or even expanded my micro sd card yet for ROMS (I’m using a 16g) I am also using a hdmi cable in my monitor and phone power supply. I have no problems transferring ROMS either. I’m really at a lost for words and I’m not sure if I can explain it more than I have as I have not touched Linux but I am very careful of the code I put in. I would really appreciate some kind guidance as this is supposed to be a surprise project for my brother I thought I could do :) But now I am ready to give up.

    Thanks

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    #84884
    ramenfox
    Participant

    Hi guys, first time poster here. I have a question because we just put in a home theater and I figured the RetroPi would be GREAT for us. We currently have the XBOX One & Nintendo Wii hooked up but I also wanted some retro games to play in that room… however, the problem is finding the perfect WIRELESS controller that would work. The way the room is set up, the RetroPi would be behind me with the rest of the equipment. The room dimensions are roughly 40′ x 35′ give or take (I don’t have the exact plans on me… just guessing for now). Here is a drawing done in Paint to give you guys an idea. I read through these past 4 pages regarding wireless controllers and there being response time issues with things being in the way of the USB dongles and whatnot. Any help is appreciated… I would love to make this work. Currently, I’m not sure if there would be a way to make the RetroPi sit outside the equipment room, as my uncle (tech genius) has them ordered and we’re expecting it to come on Monday! Can’t wait!

    http://oi57.tinypic.com/1ysiyv.jpg

    neorecasata
    Participant

    how do you use a usb gamepad on retropie

    elmarko
    Participant

    Hi, just getting started with retropie. Great work by the way.

    Running into an issue with mame4all and a usb soundcard on a B+ where no roms will load with usb sound card connected and I receive an error:

    Segmentation faultitialize…set params) Rate doesn’t match (requested 44100Hz, get 0Hz)

    I’ve googled around and viewed various topics including the ones on this board and this one:

    http://pimame.org/forum/discussion/968/usb-audio-card-issue-with-piplay-/p1

    Of which I’ve followed all the suggestions there to no avail.

    I’m using this soundcard:

    https://www.modmypi.com/usb-sound-adapter

    And wondered if anyone here managed to get mame4all working with a usb soundcard, particularly the one I’ve linked to. Works fine without soundcard but using the headphone jack as hdmi audio is unavailable for this project.

    mohr66
    Participant

    Hello guys,

    I tried everything i could find in these forums, and now i ask for your help.
    The raspberry pi B+ not even recognize the razer onza(lsusb).
    It works on other computers ok.
    Sorry for bad grammar. :(

    #84804
    michael
    Participant

    gotcha. mine is running in a neogeo cabinet with a usb keyboard emulator connected to control panels. I’m only running mame and FBA for neo geo games though.

    i think on this platform you’ll have to compromise somewhere.

    (and I agree on your controller choices. I play all my console games on my mac and managed to secure a couple of super famicom controllers out of Japan that I then plug into a usb adaptor. it just “feels” right.)

    #84803
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I did consider that for a while, there’s plenty of room in the casing – however, I decided against it for several reasons, primarily because I’ve made the (possibly foolish) decision to support a lot of original controllers*, so the circuitry to switch between them takes up almost all of my GPIO pins, and the remaining ones are devoted to a power switch and converting the Playstation’s reset button into a ‘return to menu’ button.

    *Yeah, I know you can get USB replicas. But it feels like it’d be cheating, somehow.

    #84791
    chito
    Participant

    I have a few different controllers I want to use with my retropie. Not sure ifits possible… or at least different emulators to work with different controllers.

    I bought 2 sega genesis controllers
    2 snes controllers
    and ive got 4 usb xarcade controllers

    How do I set up all these different controllers per system?

    #84723
    dpicc68
    Participant

    Hey….. I too have a THT controller and so far have it set up for Mame, RetroArch (SNES, NES, SEGA etc)
    Having some issues with PiFBA.. But thick I’ll have a solution soon.

    Hang Tight… And I’ll post my setting / procedure when I get home from work.

    In the mean time…
    Perform a Jtest..

    Go to terminal and type-

    sudo apt-get install joystick

    Then

    jstest /dev/input/js0

    Click your buttons… And write down the “btn” and “Axes” values.

    You should draw out your CP and write the values over the layout. (Makes it easier to tweak)

    You should also hunt around the forums.. / floob have a number of tutorials on YouTube that should point you in the right direction..

    Hope that helps in the mean time.

    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

    #84710
    petrockblog
    Keymaster

    I guess the quickest way would be to remove the roms folder, and create a symlink to your usb drive. no need to change any configs then.

    #84701
    pcfreaxx
    Participant

    hey there.
    first, thx for your work, helped me so much :)
    i need the path for the rom folder on usb, but my linux knowledge is very low. cann you give me an example how you would edit the es_system.cfg? i’m afraid to fxxx my system^^
    thx and happy new year

    rpiretropierpi
    Participant

    I tried to configure the 2 player controller.
    Only 1 controller works at the same time, also the 1/2 player selection button and the coin button does not work.
    Can someone help me ?

    #84619
    clowtown
    Participant

    I’ve had the same thing happen to me. I’m also struggling trying to keep several configs from being overwritten and/or an easy way to switch back and forth between them. The controllers are for nes, snes, genesis and all come up as a universal usb controller, with same config file names.

    rodroid321
    Participant

    Hi,

    I got a SNES USB controller and went through the setup using these commands

    sudo chown pi /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg
    cd /opt/retropie/emulators/RetroArch/installdir/bin
    sudo ./retroarch-joyconfig -j 0 >> /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg

    I pressed the right buttons when it told me to, but the buttons were mismatched when I went in game (Kirby Super Star). I kept retrying double checking that everything was correct but it was still messed up. Then I went in the config menu (I think thats what it is) using this command

    sudo nano /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg

    and changed something (I can’t find what it was) and now no controller won’t in game at all. (I also have a USB NES controller that worked before) Any ideas on how to fix this? I will look for what I changed.

    Thanks, Rod

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