@melbmatt50 I thought you already used the configuration editor to set those options ? Anyway, you can find it in Retropie-Setup, under 'Configuration/tools' - see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Configuration-Editor/. You can go into the Advanced Configuration -> Configure Libretro options, choose which core (or all if you want all cores), then in the list choose to configure input_player1_analog_dpad_mode - from there you can configure which joystick (left/right) to control the D-pad.

Some psx games are not compatible with Dualshock controller . You have to change the controller, from quick menu, to standard.

Hi @YFZdude , thanks for pointing this out. It seems to be a static charge on my game controller. It actually does not have a joystick mounted but has solder points for it. Removing the joystick code from the driver did the trick for me. Thanks, Max

@mitu done

Hi Dank. I just figured it out. I started Retroarch, went to settings --> input --> then looked at Input User 1 Binds and compared to Input User 2 Binds. Both had the same Controller (Mad Catz Chun Li Fight Stick) listed, so I pulled in a secondary controller and mapped it accordingly. The problem is solved. Now I have one other question I'll have to ask in the a new topic after I search more. Thanks! Rev

@barbosa22 there was an update to lr-PCsx where it seems it now emulates a standard, analog, or DualShock controller. If you originally setup to use and analog controller, Change it to DualShock. Also some games require it to be set to standard, especially older games. Ran Into this a week ago where Medal of Honor would not work after starting a game.

What exactly is the error/issue ? Is the controller not working ?

@jrb it's a pi 3b+ running v4.5.1 I've used an off brand N64 USB controller, a PS4 controller, and an 8bitdo sn30, all wired.

Thanks for the info.

@jackpage43088 https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first You're welcome here but please install RetroPie from our site. We can't (nor want to) support a modification of our software provided by someone else. It's against the licenses of software included in RetroPie for it to be sold or included with a commercial product. Rpi4 support is still being worked on. It's not officially supported yet and many/most of the images out there are hacks also and don't implement things correctly.

I have a similar behavior with the most recent version of Retropie running on my pi 3 B+. My Logitech F710 controller runs very well inside the Emulationstation, however if I start a games - regardless with kind of emulation - the controller stops to work.

@ApollGama said in USB Controller work on Emulstation but not in Raspi-config or to set up wifi/bluetooth etc... (Using Dualshock 4): and I used a pre made imae That's probably the reason why you're having this issue and that's one of the reasons we don't support such images. Use the image from retropie.org.uk/download and you'll not have this problem.

@mitu i ve managed to fix it, it was clearly a faulty sd card thing going on... thanks anyways :3

So what you are saying is that I need to hookup the buttons on each controller so that they are the same value. IE button 1 for each controller is ''A''. I never had this problem before but will just rewire my board to make sure they match. Thanks for the help

@Dthruking I don't think this will work with the N64, since it's not a RetroArch emulator. Configuring the controller in Emulationstation will also configure the controller in Mupen64plus - the N64 emulator - so if it doesn't work as P1, you'll have to modify the configuration file - it's in the N64 emulator page.

I will try that ASAP