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    • vantseattle

      How to remove "press button to configure" on game launch
      Help and Support • configure butto configure input es input esinput • • vantseattle

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      vantseattle

      @sleve_mcdichael Perfect! That's exactly what I was looking for! Thank you much!

    • DoatZzed

      HELP I CANT GET PAST CONFIGURATION WITH A KEYBOARD
      Help and Support • keyboard mappin configure butto help me please • • DoatZzed

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      mitu

      @emulatre71 Please stop spamming the forum with these links.

    • dayus

      Configure universal USB-PSX pad to play N64
      Help and Support • n64 controller psx controller configure butto • • dayus

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      dayus

      Anybody help me?;)

    • IowaBrewer

      Arcade Cabinet Controls work in Emulation Station but not In Games' Tab-menus or Games
      Help and Support • arcade cabinet arcade controls emulationstaion configure butto • • IowaBrewer

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      Bah! Alright, I'll go that route.
      Hey, thanks for your help, @mitu. I really appreciate your taking the time!

    • FraserJackson05

      Problem with gpio joysticks and buttons
      Help and Support • configure butto gpio • • FraserJackson05

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      mitu

      It seems you do need to install something - see the manual:

      Once connected and booted up, you can navigate to the terminal to install the required
      gpio drivers.
      In RetroPie, you can do this by pressing the Ctrl-Alt and F4 key; this changes view to a
      virtual terminal window, which you can run ‘emulationstation’ to go back to
      RetroPie.
      ...

      It looks like you need to install GPIONext, a GPIO user driver to make the gamepad(s) work.

    • KiDCy

      Emulationstation not showing 'controller setup' option
      Help and Support • configure butto emulationstatio • • KiDCy

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      KiDCy

      Yea, I think I did :) Would that have been the problem? (I am now reinstalling image after having updated retropie and now I can no longer access emulationstation)

    • dowobeha

      Configure multiple buttons to the same action
      Help and Support • controller setu configure butto • • dowobeha

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      mediamogul

      @dowobeha

      my controller has a D-pad, a left analog stick, and a right analog stick. I would like all three of these to act as movement controllers when in the NES emulator.

      You can mirror the DPad the the left or right joystick for the NES specifically by adding:

      input_player1_analog_dpad_mode = "1"

      for the left stick, or:

      input_player1_analog_dpad_mode = "2"

      for the right stick to /opt/retropie/configs/nes/retroarch.cfg. To mirror the DPad to both sticks at the same time, as well as your other requests, you'd need to employ an external mapping solution such as Linux Joystick Mapper or xboxdrv.

    • papla

      configure buttons in mame game
      Help and Support • configure butto • • papla

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      BuZz

      @papla Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first