@g30ff cheers. I have tried all versions of drivers in the folder with the same output each time.

Appreciate the reply mate.

@dankcushions I wanted to also ask you what type of controller you use with your pi when you play MAME (and FBA & CPS games). Is it wired or wireless? What specific controller works best with arcade games?

The reason I ask is the way they designed the pi is awkward with the ports not giving us a traditional front or back so I don’t wanna fool with wires bending over the console.

@daviddraper said in MayFlash F500 configuration:

@agrajag Good times. I use my keyboard as my primary controller for my Daphne roms. Intellivision, because of its unique rotating dist controller, strikes me as a pain to use with a fight stick. I have used an 8BitDo SNES style gamepad to play Intellivision games, but it is not ideal.

David,

Dumb question: How do you go about changing controllers? That part of Retropie is a mystery to me at this point. Everything I have running is setup to run on the Mayflash and since it's seen as a generic Xbox controller (and my other controllers are almost all Xbox wired and wireless actual controllers) I'm really concerned about being able to easily switch back and forth.

For example, I want to play the game Dungeon Explorers on SegaCD or TurboGrafx with four of us, but I have NO idea how to essentially remove the Mayflash, plug in four game controllers and have it all just work without screwing up all the work I did to get the Mayflash to work.

@dankcushions what is the best way to do the intial config? Set it up for LR-MUPEN, then customize the mupen64plus config file?

@mitu Rebooted and it now \\retropie doesn't work again. Going direct to the IP does.

I suspect I could add an entry to HOSTS that MAY work, but I'd hate doing something like that as then I'll forget it's there and later may want to move the IP and won't know why that's not working.

@mitu yes, I removed all device from the menu “Remove Bluetooth Device”.
I’m going crazy trying to solve!

@alphabetapie most of the dat files for the supported MAME emulators in retropie are available in the docs: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/MAME/

so from there you can see how many versions of a given game there are. on latest mame i can see 2 versions of vcop and vcopa (revision A). these don't seem to be language designations.

doing some research: http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/dettaglio_mame.php?game_name=vcop

0.155: Changed 'Virtua Cop (Revision A)' from a parent set to clone.

so it might be that rev a was the japanese version and from 0.155 the parent is USA language, or it could be a system menu thing. but without logs or any kind of diagnostic info we're just guessing.

Ubuntu 20.10 isn't supported on the Raspberry Pi by RetroPie.

@gamre And yet you still haven't answered the specific questions.
Please add more info about your setup, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Oh, right. Sorry I forgot .-.

@quicksilver I’ll make the changes you suggested tonight. Cheers for the help!

@drdave79 Nobody's playing Time Crisis on PSX? Has to be someone :)

@mitu Thank you! Very simple solution, and it works perfectly! I didn't realize you could add scripts in there.

I still get the fun "failed to find mixer element" when I run the script, run a rom, or shutdown the system, but I'm not too worried about that. At least the audio works in both configurations now.

After trying Bluetooth w/o success --- Does Retropie Support USB Headphones and Headsets? How does it work? I am new to Linux as well --- I am not afraid of using the command line --- I just need my handheld if needed. Thank you in advance.

@mitu over the repository

@spud11 I’m sure you have this figured out now, but in your config I can see a few things that would cause your controllers to have input problems and also crossover.

In this line you are missing or between the two joysticks:

input_map[p1_button4] joystick_button[2,1] joystick_digital[0,0,2,1]

Should be:

input_map[p1_button4] joystick_button[2,1] or joystick_digital[0,0,2,1]

Also on the raspberry each controller port has a number starting with 0. In the config it’s the first number after the [ bracket. On your line above the P1 joystick_button[2,1] is mapped to Controller 3, but joystick_digital[0,0,2,1] looks good and is mapped correctly to Controller 1.

0 = port 1 (Should be P1) Controller 1
1 = port 2 (Should be P2) Controller 2
2 = port 3 (Should be P3) Controller 3
3 = port 4 (Should be P4) Controller 4

You would want to line all of these up this way. Theough your config I can see Player 1 mapped to Player 2 and vice versa. Also there are crossovers on the UI and Coin settings. Not your fault bro and I felt your pain.

Made this video and hope it helps as far as understanding the config and how to line things up. It’s for PS3 controllers but the same principles apply. Any questions reach out.

When I updated all my pi packages & kernel, I could save in AGS.

Okay, solved and this is one I recommend making more clear in the documentation. My issue was that I ALWAYS keep a wireless keyboard connected to my Retropie. It's just a tiny dongle taking one port so why not? It's so much easier for certain tasks.

However, I kept wondering why the test rom for Intellivision was reporting that I was on controller 2 and every other comment pointed to controller one. Then I noticed posts where people said that Daphne and Intellivion (jzintv anyway) assign the first controller they see, which in this case was the keyboard -- and that explained why the keyboard worked. Ugh.