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  • #85232
    nexodus2
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    Good Morning everyone,

    I was able to successfully set up my controllers, and NES, Genesis, and Gameboy I get the tale tell sign retroarch is working because I get the yellow text at the bottom prior to the emulator booting. However, I am not seeing this yellow text with PiSNES or SNES9X.

    PiSNES – Controls are incorrect, X and Y are A and B, Start and Select do not function and shoulder buttons are correctl
    Snes9X – Controls are mapped appropriately, but do not use RetroArch configuration, so the two button press restart does not work.
    GBA – Controls are mapped but again, no ability to use the two button exit.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated. For reference, I am using the new 2.4.1 image, and these controllers: http://www.amazon.com/Buffalo-Classic-USB-Gamepad-PC/dp/B002B9XB0E

    #85249
    Floob
    Member

    Those emulators work outside of retroarch and have their own controller configs.

    For example pisnes config is at
    /opt/retropie/emulators/pisnes/snes9x.cfg

    #95331
    meat
    Participant

    Hi Guys,

    This worked for me with two controllers (both logitech F710)

    just adjust the buttons for your own controllers.

    [Joystick]
    # Get codes from “jstest /dev/input/js0”
    # from package “joystick”
    A_1=0
    B_1=1
    X_1=2
    Y_1=3
    L_1=4
    R_1=5
    START_1=7
    SELECT_1=6
    QUIT=8
    ACCEL=
    QLOAD=10
    QSAVE=9
    #Joystick axis
    JA_LR=0
    JA_UD=1

    [Joystick]

    A_2=0
    B_2=1
    X_2=2
    Y_2=3
    L_2=4
    R_2=5
    START_2=7
    SELECT_2=6
    QUIT=8
    ACCEL=
    QLOAD=10
    QSAVE-=9
    JA_LR=0
    JA_UD=1

    Meat

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