I believe some of the videos on remapping core input in the Retropie Wiki about Retroarch should work the same for the windows version (I haven't done it yet, but probably will here in the near future): https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/retroarch-configuration

I forget how many nice little things are in retropie like the ES auto-configs for Retroarch that don't always work when you do things separately (and/or on Windows). When I did try Retroarch on Android the core input mapping did work the same as it does in Retropie as shown in the wiki video links.

Even if it makes a zombie thread alive now :)
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@columboscoat thank you

@kmssd yeah, I suppose so. Thanks. Happy I could help.

paging @BuZz :)

@dankcushions said in Two shader directories in 4.1?:

@batesman said in Two shader directories in 4.1?:

@dankcushions So is it possible to be able to cycle through the shaders without setting one as a default?

i think so. by default you need to hold your hotkey (select on your control pad) and press n or m on a keyboard, i believe.

You got it. I had to hold select on the control pad, then press m, n to cycle. Based on the way the hotkeys were defined in the retroarch.cfg file I thought I only needed to press m or n.

Thanks!

@curt7088 good to know that everything is working now :)

@alightgoesout , did you mapped both inputs through Emulation Station?
Go the the Retropie Main Menu and press start on controller 1. Go to configure input, press A on controller 1. Then, say "Yes" pressing A again. Now, press and hold any key on the controller2 and follow instructions. I have solved the same issue before, doing this.

I hope it helps.

Filipe

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It works perfect! This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks so much!

@nobiscis said in RetroPie Resolution/Input lag help:

@columboscoat
Here are the results
state 0x12000a [HDMI CEA (17) RGB lim 4:3], 720x576 @ 50.00Hz, progressive

Tried changing to a 60hz resolution?

@KillerQ yeah, I get what you are saying. I actually use mine but I also enjoy the tinkering and set-up just as much, if not more!

Actually looking at the Mausberry, it says it uses pins 23 and 24. Im no genius with schematics, but those pins above look to be dead considering they are X'ed out. Worth looking into, but even still you better be comfortable with soldering because the vga666 doesn't have exposed pins so you'll probably have to solder the mausberry wires to the pin bases on top of the vga hat

@mediamogul

I obtained another ROM. I realized that retroachievements showed "bad rom pile" on their website when I loaded the old file.

@b00stnv8 Thanks for your answer. I'm a bit confused about your ON/OFF LED. On which pins did you solder your LED ? Same for your Shutdown scripted button ? I found some interesting answers too here for the GPIO power state led and here for the safe shutdown switch. Tell me what do you think about it.