Thank you very much caver01.

Pressing the "fn"+ "caps lock" is sufficient for me currently.
But maybe if one day I begin to be fed up with this, I know what to search for ;)

@tuki_cat IPAC is typically a keyboard interface. Modern versions can be setup using the WinIPAC utility to behave as a joystick controller, but most people use it as a keyboard device. Configured this way, all it is doing is sending keystrokes. Amiberry would have to be capable of receiving inputs via keyboard. If you can plug in a real USB keyboard for all of the inputs (direction and buttons) you should be able to use an IPAC.

@bluejonny on your system you can use fsuae. Which is even better.

@nemo93 said in [Amiga] Amiberry + WHDLoad = Holy Grail - Amiberry's official thread:

I'd be great if you could add that version to Retropie! Thanks a lot.

It's added now, thanks for the heads up.

@bluepuma77
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/11555/retropie-amiga-emulation
pixel perfection

@horaceandspider

Thanks - The other thing that I have been testing is the abilty to swap the A & B buttons, as outlined in you replay below. I can't get this to work. Here is my .uae for Turrican II which section would I need to edit to swap these buttons around?

https://pastebin.com/nQsw61K4

@horaceandspider said in Amiberry & Ipac:

@tuki_cat Yes, it is meant to be that way.

Using the ReroArch layouts which are documented in RetroPie, B is the “bottom” button (Cross for a PS pad) ... which I would call “South”

On the Amiga Cd32 pad, this is always “Red” aka Fire and the East/Circle (Retroarch A) button is always Blue.

It therefore retains this layout position when using the normal Amiga joystick layout.

At the moment, I have “locked” the keyboard control this same way around.

You can read your controller layout in Amiberry from a seperate location, and manually chose to change the two around, if you prefer, and I will probably need to make the same allowance for keyboard mapping :)

You certainly got the OS-ROM to emulate the CD32 so fortunately that's not an issue at least. But If I remember correctly, that in order to get Amiga CD32 isos working in Amiberry, a .cue file accompanying the iso is needed in most cases.

Or it could be that the iso file in question is corrupted or simply not compatible as Amiberry eschews accuracy in favour of ease of use.

@rbaker thanks for helping out. This one works!

Sure thing, I'm not using attract mode for the amiga just thought it may help

@BuZz

Very keen!

i sorted it out myself , it was problem with gfx_framerate set to 1 as a default

i would also like to know this guys.. any help?

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@vretro

I had the same problem and found a solution: the Remote Pi app!

It works like a virtual keyboard and mouse in one. Now you can type all keys and F1 etc. without mapping. And the mouse function is good too for Amiga use.

https://remotepi.io

And this app I use to check memory and shutt down the Raspberry Pi:

Command Pi

Hope this helps!

thank you very much for help ;) sorry for problem ... my english is not so good, but im trying my best ;) cheers