Hi all,
I’ve got two dual x-arcade joysticks and a RetroPie 2.3 setup. That means four players!
Except…RetroPie is seeing the second X-Arcade as the same item as the first. I’ve gone in a reprogrammed X-Arcade #2 with new keys. I can use that dual joystick to type on my mac and each button and joystick direction is typing the right keyletters. But, when I try to use it with RetroPie the system registers both as the same with the default settings.
Any way I can tell retropie that they are two different controllers?
Any idea why the re-programming I’ve done doesn’t work in the RetroPie? Any way to fix that?
Any help greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Scott
btw…my settings in retroarch.cfg:
# Keyboard input, Joypad and Joyaxis will all obey the "nul" bind, which disables the bind completely,
# rather than relying on a default.
input_player1_a = z
input_player1_b = shift
input_player1_y = ctrl
input_player1_x = alt
input_player1_start = num5
input_player1_select = c
input_player1_l = space
input_player1_r = x
input_player1_left = keypad4
input_player1_right = keypad6
input_player1_up = keypad8
input_player1_down = keypad2
input_player2_a = e
input_player2_b = w
input_player2_y = a
input_player2_x = s
input_player2_start = num6
input_player2_select = rightbracket
input_player2_l = q
input_player2_r = leftbracket
input_player2_left = d
input_player2_right = g
input_player2_up = r
input_player2_down = f
input_player3_a = num0
input_player3_b = num1
input_player3_y = num2
input_player3_x = num3
input_player3_start = num4
input_player3_select = num7
input_player3_l = num8
input_player3_r = num9
input_player3_left = b
input_player3_right = h
input_player3_up = i
input_player3_down = j
.
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