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      gillandro @mitu
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      @mitu i am using the mupense which should be for nintendo 64 and i try setting up the hot key options... and the three choices of button combos available...

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        mitu Global Moderator @gillandro
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        @gillandro said in retroarch issues:

        mupense

        There is no such emulator, but you probably mean Mupen64 - which is not a RetroArch core, hence the normal RA exit shortcut not working.

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          gillandro @mitu
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          @mitu thank you for the correction.... that being the case then... how can I remap the controls on that particular emulator then as when I play something like golden eye the controls are weird... I am using an xbox 1 controller btw and the left stick controls the view and the cross bar controlls the aiming I think and I rather use the xbox one right stick for the camera angle...thanks for your help thus far.

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            KN4THX @gillandro
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            @gillandro If your buttons are now mapped to standard then press Select + Y when in the game and change individual button mappings for that emulator in the Controls submenu.

            "If you're gonna play the Game Boy, You gotta learn to play it right" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYLGl92ETNQ

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              madmodder123 @KN4THX
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              @thedatacereal said in retroarch issues:

              @gillandro If your buttons are now mapped to standard then press Select + Y when in the game and change individual button mappings for that emulator in the Controls submenu.

              Not to be rude, but you should read the whole thread before you post, he isn't using a RA emu. :)

              @gillandro You can edit these files to change the controls:
              /opt/retropie/configs/n64/mupen64plus.cfg
              and
              /opt/retropie/configs/n64/InputAutoCfg.ini

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                gillandro @madmodder123
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                @madmodder123 the issue is i watch some youtube videos where they have mupen64 on the retroarch menu it can be confusing

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                  KN4THX @madmodder123
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                  @madmodder123 Yep, I totally missed that.

                  "If you're gonna play the Game Boy, You gotta learn to play it right" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYLGl92ETNQ

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                    gillandro @madmodder123
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                    @madmodder123 hi i tried the commands but said permission denied

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                      mitu Global Moderator @gillandro
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                      @gillandro Those are not commands, they are files to be modified, you don't do that by 'executing' them (i.e. typing their names at the command line prompt and pressing Enter). Use the nano text editor to modify their contents, using the documentation for N64 emulation as a guideline.

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                        gillandro @mitu
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                        @mitu thanks very much now i just have to see what worls

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