Moonlight-Embedded is not installing through experimental packages
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i tried to install and setup Moonlight through the experimental packages and it seems to do a few things, and then stops and goes back into EmulationStation (not even the RetroPie Menus)
i managed to install Moonlight-Embedded manually, and added the Emulation Station page however my controller mappings and settings seem to be wrong as i can get the stream working, but my controller doesn't allow for any input in the streamed Big Picture mode.
i also tried installing "Limelight" through the RetroPie experimental packages menu and that seemed to install, but i think it is out dated as it would just endlessly search for a GeForce PC and never find it.
temporarily, i wouldnt mind some help with mapping my controller, but i would rather the experimental install get fixed as i am probably missing some *.sh files (for launching into setting configurations) in the moonlight/roms folder that i made myself.
retropie 4.1
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is anyone else having trouble installing Moonlight through the experimental packages?
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It's incomplete. I committed it by accident. will remove.
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Hey @larryd85
I actually have this version of Moonlight install and not the one from the Experimental section:
http://www.howtogeek.com/220969/turn-a-raspberry-pi-into-a-steam-machine-with-moonlight/I use an Xbox 360 controller with the xpad driver and I believe moonlight has a built in controller mapper. After you have install moonlight and from the command prompt, type in something like this:
moonlight map xbox360.map
Here is the contents of my mapping file (yours might very if you use the Xboxdrv driver instead):
nano /opt/retropie/configs/moonlight/xbox360.map
abs_x = 0 abs_y = 1 abs_z = -1 reverse_x = false reverse_y = true abs_rx = 3 abs_ry = 4 abs_rz = -1 reverse_rx = false reverse_ry = true abs_deadzone = 6360 abs_dpad_x = 16 abs_dpad_y = 17 reverse_dpad_x = false reverse_dpad_y = false btn_north = 308 btn_east = 305 btn_south = 304 btn_west = 307 btn_select = 314 btn_start = 315 btn_mode = 316 btn_thumbl = 317 btn_thumbr = 318 btn_tl = 310 btn_tr = 311 btn_tl2 = 312 btn_tr2 = 313 btn_dpad_up = 706 btn_dpad_down = 707 btn_dpad_left = 704 btn_dpad_right = 705
Then in my
~/RetroPie/roms/moonlight
directory I made a new .sh file that calls my map file:
nano ~/RetroPie/roms/moonlight/720p60fps.sh
#!/bin/bash moonlight stream <ip address> -720 -60fps -mapping /opt/retropie/configs/moonlight/xbox360.map
And I made another one for 1080p at 30fps
nano ~/RetroPie/roms/moonlight/1080p30fps.sh
#!/bin/bash moonlight stream <ip address> -1080 -30fps -mapping /opt/retropie/configs/moonlight/xbox360.map
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ok, so i figured all of that out.
i think my problem lies with Moonlight not recognizing my PS3 controller. im not sure how to tell which input event is my ps3 controller so that i can define it (event0, event1 and event 2 dont seem to work. and js0 doesnt seem to be a valid input for moonlight.)
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@larryd85
Seams like most people with PS3 controller issues are using a generic PS3 controller :-(What happens when you run
moonlight map ps3.map
? Does it accept any button presses from your PS3 controller?Also are you connected by Bluetooth or USB?
And when you type
evtest
is your PS3 controller on the list? -
Hello,
Sorry if I do not post to the right place, and also for my English. I no longer find Moonlight-Embedded since the experimental packages. It is no longer possible to install it from now on with retropie-setup.sh?
Thank you for your answers.I'm using retropie upon an ubuntu 16.10 laptop
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@flodus it was only included for a short period because I accidentally submitted an incomplete script. It has now been deleted. I've not done any more work on it since.
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Ok thanks, :'( it's too bad, because i use my intel nuc with ubuntu in my livingroom and moonlight allowed me to use my games steam from my office to my living room.
So it's possible that moonlight script will never come back with retropie? Is it possible to integrate it differently ?Thanks
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