Assigning Buttons for various emulators, in game and emu specific.

Tagged: assign, atari, button, config, controller, MSX, psx, spectrum

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09/04/2015 at 02:03 #105388

xd3l
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Hello, I’ve a few questions.

A: I need to assign a “change disc” button for the PSX emu, though all my buttons are used and I need it to be a button combo. Where do I go to set this and how do I go about it? I know how to find what buttons are what I just need to know where to go to change this setting.

B: Atari800, I need a button assigned to F9 in order to exit the game. I’d like to use SELECT and START on my controller if possible so that I can exit the Atari games like I do PSX and most other games. Again, where do I go to set this?
EDIT: Also how to assign buttons for the 5200? I can’t even start a game.

C: MSX, I need to assign the function keys to the controller for Metal Gear, where do I go to do this and how?

D: Sinclair, I need to assign keyboard keys to the controller for this also as I can not play Castlevania as is.

E: Mame Coins, how to add coins…

I believe that is all for now. Thanks in advance!

09/08/2015 at 13:25 #105622

luppie
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I’m also looking for a solution on : C: MSX, I need to assign the function keys to the controller for Metal Gear, where do I go to do this and how?

I’m running RetroPie on my Picade and even with a keyboard connected I cant use the function keys.

Any help is welcome.

09/12/2015 at 10:14 #105931

luppie
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I’ve added OpenMSX as Emulator. It’s way more accurate then the other MSX emulators and also supports disk images and mapping all keyboard keys.

I made an instruction on how to install it at : OpenMSX howto

09/22/2015 at 01:07 #106568

xd3l
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Thank you, I’m trying to follow it now, all is well but there is no “/home/pi/.openMSX/” folder.

09/22/2015 at 12:55 #106584

luppie
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There should be an .openMSX folder, it’s a hidden folder.

10/01/2015 at 00:59 #107132

xd3l
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I had it, then I decided I needed to get off SD and boot of USB, so I am on a new setup now.

I am trying to ./configure but am getting this error:

No working C++ compiler was found.
Please install a C++ compiler, such as GCC’s g++.
If you have a C++ compiler installed and openMSX did not detect it, please set the environment variable CXX to the name of your C++ compiler.
After you have corrected the situation, rerun “configure”.
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