@Jaiket
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Wifi

Everything is in here:
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki

You agreed to read:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@johne79 I've updated the wiki page for OpenTyrian with details of how to configure a game controller.

None of the ports have anything to do with RetroArch. For OpenTyrian, I would keep a keyboard plugged until you have configured your controller. It may be the case that the default setting is mapped to a button or axis that doesn't exist on your controller.

I have not looked at the other ports. I am sticking with the DOS versions for now. You can check the wiki page for the relevant port. If the info there isn't helpful, then you can visit the repos for more documentation. Links are available in the Emulator: section.

I have noticed in most ports that the game controller works fine in-game but I need a keyboard to navigate menus. My solution was to use xboxdrv to map key presses to my controller. More info below:

https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Universal-Controller-Calibration-&-Mapping-Using-xboxdrv

@MarcB it's the global RetroArch config file. But some configs are in other files.
For fast-forward for example, the input_hold_fast_forward_btn = "7" line
in configs\all\retroarch-joypads\Xbox360WirelessReceiver.cfg is enough. But keep in mind that this config will work only for your xbox joypad.

@MisterMeeseeks said in Random directional inputs from iBuffalo controllers:

I was able to determine that the effect is SIGNIFICANTLY (though not quite completely, more like 99%) reduced when connecting the controller through a usb hub.

I'm glad to hear you found a something that works. Now, if you could just find a way to take two strokes off my golf swing. ;)

I may be very late to reply to this.

Look at my post here

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/7053/binding-fast-foward-and-rewind-to-a-controller

@columboscoat said in NIMBUS controller:

@johne79 Looks like it just won't work. It is an Apple device after all... https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/RetroPie/comments/4wc9dn/steelseries_nimbus_controller/?client=ms-android-samsung

I figured this might be a long shot. It's even kind of flaky with pairing with Windows, but works flawlessly on iDevices as you'd expect.

What's weird to me in that discussion is how they're talking about the driver working at the driver level but not in EmulationStation. Isn't all of EmulationStation driven on RetroArch, and isn't that driven on udev or whatever driver you specify?

In other words, if I want to make a custom device on an embedded MCU (like an Arduino Uno or STM32 Nucleo) and have it make a standard gamepad HID report, will RetroArch get in the way of configuring correctly because it's looking at manufacturer-specific information, which would get in the way of homebrewn hardware? I'd like to build custom HID controllers eventually as I get acclimated.

@dover19 use kodi 17

@Rascas from a quick look it looks good - thanks! :)

Thanks columboscoat! That fixed it!

This is why selling RetroPie builds is popular and easy. They knock up an image, then all the people with issues come here because it's RetroPie.

I feel bad because the people buying it are doubly ripped off when it breaks and are told here that nobody will help unsupported images. 😫

@fun4stuff good you solved it! :-)

Thank you!

@columboscoat I did search the forum and someone posted a question just like mine, but nobody answered it. In the FAQ there's nothing about refreshing ROMS from a USB stick. So I apologize if I've offended you and am trying out a new hobby. I will return to my cave and never ever bother u again. 1000000 apologizes.

@An0nymouse go into RetroPie Set up. Choose Configuration / tools. Choose runcommand. Ensure Launch menu is enabled. Also ensure joystick control is enabled if you want to use it rather than a keyboard.

@orda https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Shaders-and-Smoothing

Not stupid ! I removed all clntrolers drivers, then reboot. And it now Works as expected !
Thanks

@jamesyboyjim That's what I did with my a Linksys E1200 I picked up used for a couple dollars.

http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Client_Bridged

My Xbox One tends to download updates in the 30-50 Mbit range and sometimes closer to 80 Mbit on a good day. Can't remember what speeds I get with the Pi3 as it basically hits the limitations of usb on the Pi, so I do often end up with kida sporadic file transfers because I'm trying to push data faster than the Pi can write it to the SD card.

@waltisfrozen This was already changed - if you update to the latest retropie-setup it no longer uses md5 hashes by default, but just includes system and rom name minus extension /path (excluding all characters except a-z A-Z 0-9 _ - in the format system_romname

for per emulator settings, the format is emulator_romname

@edmaul69 Worked. Thank you.