@Dinsdale ah got it! Well glad it works now sounds like a really neat set up. On the other hand I would have never thought to use an Alexa powered outlet so I guess teamwork!

@Brownmonster

Hi Ste,

Thanks for the update, I have downloaded the new version and Amiberry but I am having trouble getting Amiberry to regonise Retroarch Keyboard as Joystick for custom mappings.

My Ipac2 is set up with player one's control as gamepad inputs, this is recognised as "Ultimarc Ipac 2"and I can use custom controls with this, the "r" indicating a retroarch controller shows next to the input box.

Player two is set up with keyboard inputs, this is recognised by Amibery as "Retroarch Keyboard as Joystick [#1]", but for some reason I cannot use custom mappings, and there is no "r" in the input box and it states "Not a valid Input Controller for Joystick Emulation".

It does recognise the standard joystick controls "left, right, up, down and fire button 1" which are mapped via my retroarch.cfg (this is placed in opt/retropie/configs/amiga/amiberry/conf/ directory, so the second player controls are working, I just can't get custom mappings to work.

Any ideas why?

OK, I reset the default.cfg in mame2003 -folder, now the TAB is working and I can change the

I change the sensitivity in the menu,
seems for Centipede it's not going "faster",
because in Marble Madness or Missile Command the control is running faster after the changes !

Thx!

Hmmm im getting to a point that i think Reinstalling retropie will maybe help
what do you think about reinstalling ?

@raibura hi, did you ever find a solution for this?

Sorry for asking in such an old thread but you are the only person I have found with the same problem as me. Thank you

I used a teensy 3.2 with an xbox(ish) setup, the only difference being the r2 and l2 are buttons not analog triggers. This would also apply to the teensy LC which is similar.

Here's a couple pics of the handheld I made, I'm just getting the controls working and all the emulators setup and having a blast!

handheld1.jpg

handheld2.jpg

@dankcushions said in Pcsx_rearmed ignores the offset settings:

@reruns_towel it makes perfect sense to me :P you want to add fake overscan to your screen. you can do that in the way i instructed, and that would apply to the whole system. the way you've previously done it is to add overscan to the console (command line) only, and then adjust each bit of software to solve the issue, which as you've found, isn't always possible.

Sorry for the late response, That's why I made my changes:
Github issue

I forgot to post the following entry in my config.txt:

dpi_timings=320 0 10 10 10 **512** 0 5 2 5 0 0 0 60 0 9600000 2 pi@retropie:~ $ vcgencmd dispmanx_list display:0 format:XRGB8888 transform:1 layer:-127 src:0,0,448,320 dst:48,0,448,320 cost:338 lbm:0 display:0 format:RGBA32 transform:20001 layer:10000 src:0,0,512,320 dst:0,0,512,320 cost:374 lbm:0 display:0 format:RGBA32 transform:1 layer:20100 src:0,0,15,9 dst:463,2,15,9 cost:98 lbm:0

it is possible to pass the following mode in run-onstart.sh for pcsx-rearmed:
display:0 format:XRGB8888

@top-specci a pi 2 image will work on a 3b+ as long as it's an image based on raspbian stretch. If it's an older retropie version then it will not work on the 3b+.

Simple comment. I had the same issue but my lowerBound had to be fix to value 490. It's important to check the value when your stick go back in place. My left stick showed a value of 491 when It came back from left to center. Now, Everything's working fine

I suggest to use joy.cpl to find It.

https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_joystick.html

Yes, it looks like a bug in the emulator (mame2003) - though it says it saves/loads the state, this is not correct.
What you can do is use lr-fbneo for this game, the ROM is compatible and save states are supported and work.

Then unfortunately my DS3 works in PCSX as classic controller, no matter how type of device I'll set. :( Many thanks for answers, all issues, but this one, your advices helped me to resolve, even a lack of scrapping covers. :)

@mitu I will try that when I have time

Retroflag cases aren't compatible with the RPI4B but I would like to hear of someone who managed to make it work. I'm also interested if someone has integrated an RTC hat to fit in one of these cases.

@jimmyjudd Hi Jimmy, do you know how to do manual splash installs? If so, could you point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

I did that and apparently that's all I needed!

@mitu Thanks a lot!!! I changed the hostname and all cores are installed correctly