Problem exiting Daphne

RetroFox

Hello, I am quite new to Retropie, but with the great help and tuts here I made it to set up Retropie properly. Thank you all.
But I still have a problem with Dragon's Lair and Daphne.
First my Config:
I am using Retropie 4.3
Raspberry 3B and 2B
2,5A Power Supply
2x Logitech F310 Controllers

Now the problem. Everything works fine on all Emulators. The Joypads are configured and working. My "Exit Emulator" Key is pressing "Start" and "Select" together on the F310
But in Daphne only the "up down left right" works. "Fire" is still "SPACE" but not the button on the joypad and worst of all I can't quit DAPHNE without pressing "ESC" on the Keyboard. "Start+Select" are not regognised like in all other emulators.
How can I chance it so I can exit DAPHNE by pressing "Strart+Select" and binding "Fire" to a button and not "SPACE" ?
Thank you very much.

mitu

@retrofox Daphne emulator has its own keyboard/gamepad bindings, so it's normal that Select+Start doesn't exit the game. That shortcut usually need that the emulator runs as a RetroArch core (which Daphne emulator doesn't).
Look at https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Daphne/ for how to customize the keyboard, but I don't think that you can use the same shortcut to exit, you'll have to use the keyboard to exit.

RetroFox

@mitu
Thank you for the link, will check it out. Ok that's sad. I hoped that I could use the RetropieStation completely without keyboard.
Thank you!

mitu

@retrofox You can try binding Exit to another button, not to a hotkey combination. You just have to make sure you don't accidentally press it during gameplay.

RetroFox

@mitu thank you, what file must i edit to bind specific joypad buttons to daphne?

mitu

@retrofox See the link I posted to the docs, it's all in there.

RetroFox

@mitu got it. thank you very much

mediamogul

@RetroFox

It's possible to have Daphne exit with the combination you want by using an external mapping solution. I have all all my emulators exit using 'select+start' to match the RetroArch scheme. You can find a guide here tailored specifically to RetroPie. The learning curve is somewhat steep, so you'll want to decide if the juice is worth the squeeze.