@Yamt short answer no - you will have to remap it to another button (for that particular emulator/game).

@irish620 I personally bought the second link, and I haven't had any problems and it's almost been a year now. The disc came destroyed but the drivers are taken care of on the pi anyhow so it didn't make a difference

Even if it is 6 Month ago - I'll post my advice here (instead of opening a new topic):

Just rename the .iso to .bin and edit the .cue file to match the new filename of the renamed track (Works in RetroPie 4.1 with both lr-* emulators).

Keep in mind: changing the file extension does NOT convert the iso to a bin file, it still is containertype iso just renamed to bin... wait, Just tried, you can change the extension to "anything", as an example .!iso won't be shown by ES but still be loaded if referenced in the .cue (And with such a file-extension one will be reminded that it is a track in iso format) ;)

If the scraped information was associated with the .cue everything should be fine, if it was scraped for the .iso I am not sure (There are some scraping issues for the amiga and the using of .uae files instead of .adfs thats ringing a bell in this context) - sorry, haven't done a complete scraping run yet - just tried it out with selecting cd-title (.cue) -> edit metadata -> scrap, and that worked fine...

@BuZz Cool, I thought it had already been merged in. My source-foo is not as strong as it once was.

In the interest of continuity for those affected in the future, this conversation continues here.

This worked for me too, but not under the DoomZ emulator for some reason. Anytime I have axis (5? I think) on, my character rotates left. But, the other emulator works great with this so I think I'm good to go.

Any way to get the classic doom music going in this game?

@billybag No problem dude. We are here as a community to help and only direct people to the wiki as otherwise we'd be answering the same questions over and over that are already documented.

@AgentGentner

Not a problem. Glad it's up and running.

@Rion After unpairing/pairing a few times it appears to be fixed. Thank you! One interesting thing to note, there was another registered BT device that I couldn't remove for some reason. After unpairing and pairing the controller a few times and rebooting the device it was finally gone. I'm guessing that was causing the issue as it's disappearance from the registered devices coincides with the controller working fine.

@Jeremy Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Finally got it... in the file advmame-0.94.0.rc there was a line near the end that was input_map[ui_configure] I deleted it and it works again. I first tried to add auto to the end of the line but then mame would not boot.

@jakob I think not.

Hi!

I just had that issue, too.
Changed controller interface from SDL to UDEV and it works as expected.

echelon

@Lukeydoo awesome. Was going to give it a go today as i didnt have it with me at the weekend but i thought mapping with retroarch worked so must be input on the mame side. Thanks and good luck

@pawpie when you set the overscan thing right there is 4 lines for setting the overscan for all 4 sides of the screen. You need to slowly increase/decrease the numbers until you get it perfect on your screen.

For the ps3 controller you need to go into retropie setup and go into the drivers section and setup the ps3 controller in there.

@NastyWays85
So I was never able to get the USB interface that i was using to work. I ended up buying a new one on Amazon and it worked great! I bought an Easyget 2 player zero delay generic game controller USB to Joystick for MAME & Raspberry Pi 1/2/3 retropie DIY projects. it was very easy to set up and worked instantly. Your arcade looks awesome, hope this helps, good luck!

@Kristopherson05 Did you actually read the wiki though? https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Smaller-RetroArch-Screen

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