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

GT2 fine as far as I can tell on my end. Don't have RE3

This is exactly what I was looking for and it worked, thanks a lot!

@dudleydes I realized that I had disabled controller 2 and 3 and when enabling them mouse is now also enabled by default. By default mine was set to; CONTROLLER_MOUSE_1=mouse CONTROLLER_MOUSE_2=joy2 The one on Amiberry github is set to; CONTROLLER_MOUSE_1=joy1 CONTROLLER_MOUSE_2=joy2 I had to set Mouse to my joypad (wireless ps4 joypad) to my mouseport, and also declare to Amiberry that its a mouse.

@reaper91 Don't enable 'Save configuration on exit', it's not compatible with the RetroPie's configuration hierarchy and messes things up. If you want to save your settings for a particular core/game, use Core input remapping. If this is your first time using RetroPie, I'd advise to start again from scratch and re-image. After configuring the controllers, just start a few games/roms and test them and if you still have problem, ask here.

Thanks!

Did you setup your retroarch inputs correctly? Otherwise you can hardcode your buttons in the retroarch script from your emulators. The Playstation issue could be that the game doesn't work with a analog controller.

@rbaker It's like the controls are the Hotkeys.

You said you use lr-pcsx-rearmed but I think that emulator uses /opt/retropie/configs/psx/retroarch.cfg for controls not PCSX-ReARMed.rmp. Did you check that config? Do your controllers work in NES or others?

@danielmewhouse said in "B" turns to "X" on second controller after restart: @notechskill said in "B" turns to "X" on second controller after restart: @danielmewhouse just to be clear. On my keyboard hit f4 and go to the command prompt and type in exactly what you have typed out there? If your problem is on EmulationStation, use "sudo nano /home/pi/.emulationstation/es_input.cfg" to edit the file. You'll need to find the X and B buttons on the config file and swap the id value. i could be wrong, but sudo shouldn't be necessary when editing files in one's own home directory

@digi Earlier I said that MAME4ALL needs to be configured. Which MAME are you trying?