controller settings (axis,sensibility)

A Former User · 5 Dec 2021, 17:14

Hello i have some issues with the controller settings my question is can i make some code which loads for every controller the right axis buttons i would do it manually, i need help to make the right axis and sensitivity for my controllers. when i play Mario64 on my raspi i cant play it the sensitivity is to hard someone who can help me ?

i heard, i can change it it from the drivers but i really need help cause i have no clue how it works.

mitu · 6 Dec 2021, 05:35

What controller are you using ? Please add more info about your setup, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

A Former User · 6 Dec 2021, 17:16

@mitu i have 2 controller one is a Nintendo switch controller the other is a gc-200wl controller

But my wish is a auomatic setting Option the System should know which controller must have which options is it possible ?

mitu · 6 Dec 2021, 17:51

So which controller has the sensitivity problem ? If it's the Nintendo Switch controller, there's a dedicated driver for it at https://github.com/nicman23/dkms-hid-nintendo which you can install and see if it works better.

A Former User · 9 Dec 2021, 03:38

@mitu i try it and tell you than thankyou

A Former User · 9 Dec 2021, 05:01

@mitu can you tell me what i have to Do there is a text should i push f4 on the keyboard and write that text ?

mitu · 9 Dec 2021, 05:22

@retropiecase Yes, you can use the console terminal, which is accessible by exiting EmulationStation (either with F4 or by simply using the menus), or you can enable SSH and connect to your Pi remotely with a SSH client like Putty. The advantage of using SSH is that you can freely copy/paste the commands from a browser, plus you don't have to connect a keyboard to your Pi.

A Former User · 10 Dec 2021, 07:36

@mitu the thing i should know do is to open the retropie datas in which the retropie folders are is it right?

mitu · 10 Dec 2021, 07:39

@mitu the thing i should know do is to open the retropie datas in which the retropie folders are is it right?

I'm not sure what you mean. If you're referring to the installation of the Nintendo HID driver I mentioned before, that can be done outside of any RetroPie folders, since it's not directly related to RetroPie.