Maldita Castilla joypad support
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@hiulit
Do you have a Logitech K750? I think both input0 and 1 are for the keyboard? -
@hiulit
I can't find anything with Vendor 04f3
http://pcidatabase.com/What brand keyboard do you have? I might recommend trying a different keyboard and see if that resolves your issues.
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@backstander I have a "Genius" keyboard, similar to this one https://www.amazon.es/Genius-31300725100-313-Teclado/dp/B018ID3V6U/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1491516948&sr=8-7&keywords=teclado+genius
And why would the keyboard need two different
input?
Thanks! -
@backstander Could it have something to do with this?
The Raspberry Pi Model B is equipped with two USB2.0 ports. These are connected to the LAN9512 combo hub/Ethernet chip IC3, which is itself a USB device connected to the single upstream USB port on BCM2835.
From Raspberry Pi's offical USB documentation.
It seems like
input0is the "Raspberry Pi itself"?Take a look at this
H: Handlers=sysrq kbd leds event0. Hmmm... -
In the paíd version of maldita castilla ( Maldita Castilla Ex) you can set up and define controls to your liking withouth problems.
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@Nismo Does the paid version work with the Raspberry Pi?
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It seems like
input0is the "Raspberry Pi itself"?Hmmm..unless you have a unique configuration, I don't think that's what it is or do you have a USB hub plugged into your Pi?
Take a look at this
H: Handlers=sysrq kbd leds event0. Hmmm...I think
kbd= keyboard and I'm assumingleds= LEDs?To me it seams like the keyboard is taking up both inputs for some reason. Not sure why?
@Nismo Does the paid version work with the Raspberry Pi?
I am curious about this as well :-)
If more people supported them by purchasing the paid version, I think they would be more inclined to make another game for the RPi! -
i think you are right on that.
i plug in my logitech keyboard and i get the same thing with the LED -
@hiulit said in Maldita Castilla joypad support:
@Nismo Does the paid version work with the Raspberry Pi?
@hiulit Sorry I didn't see that, the free version it's compatible with a lot of devices, but the paid version it's only for steam and xbox. My bad.
Sorry for that and excuse me for the delay but i'm in hospital, and not very good.
Regards.
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Sorry for that and excuse me for the delay but i'm in hospital, and not very good.
No worries! I hope you getting to feeling better really soon!
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@backstander I hope so... but my heart it's not very good, and i'm only 41 years old...
Not good news for me. I take a look at the forum with my smartphone from time to time.They have to put on me a catheter, but I think I'll be in home next week. Thanks for your encouragement.
Speaking about the game, maldita castilla its a great game from a spanish guy, I'm spanish too. He has more good free games, all of them with retro style.
You can take a look at his games here: https://www.locomalito.com/es/index.php
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@Nismo Oh my, so sorry to hear that.
Do take care, and I hope you get better soon. Our thoughts are with you - do let us know when you're back at home and recovering, and truth be told, just make the most of your time to rest as much as possible! :|
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@pjft
Thanks for your encouragement. I try to rest as much as possible, but you know the days are boring here...Sorry for the offtopic guys I don't want to mess up the thread.
Thank you all guys.
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@Nismo
Catheters aren't fun and hospitals can be very boring and slow to get back home. Recently I was in the hospital for something minor and so I wouldn't get bored of waiting, I was reading this forum on my smartphone as well. It helps the time go by but I was having RetroPie withdraws and couldn't wait to get home to play/tinker. Those are the times I wish I had a handheld RetroPie build! -
Those are the times I wish I had a handheld RetroPie build!
The last time I was in the hospital I actually connected my Raspberry Pi to the room's television. Although always unpleasant, the stay was much more tolerable having Kodi and my favorite retro game titles to pass the time. Two tips for anyone ever looking to do the same; first, disconnect any Ethernet cable that might be connected to the television and two, if you need to access the internet, make sure you have some sort of browser available to agree to the hospital's terms of use when connecting. The text-based Lynx browser will do the job and can even be installed from the RetroPie-Setup menu by installing the Wiki viewer.
On a personal note, I hope you have a speedy recovery and can get back to blasting bits very soon.
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The text-based Lynx browser will do the job
Also you can accomplish this with
curland without installing the Lynx browser (just in case you forgot to install Lynx beforehand):
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/29812
(we've had this discussion before lol) -
@backstander said in Maldita Castilla joypad support:
(we've had this discussion before lol)
Ha! too funny. I forgot all about that.
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@mediamogul @pjft @backstander
No TV's here in the hospital, they had before, but they remove them, as well as the telephones of the rooms . Budget cuts... anyway a don't have rpi... but I have one tablet with emulators and a PS3 dualshock... XD.
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