It's a bit of a pain, have you read through this document? https://www.daphne-emu.com:9443/mediawiki/index.php/Input http://www.daphne-emu.com/mediawiki/index.php/KeyList I assume your encoder is like mine and the button/joystick presses are keyboard mappings, if you know what they are then you just need to edit the dapinput.ini accordingly. To give you some context, my Coin keyboard mapping = 5, so for Daphne that equals 53, joystick up = up, which maps to 273 in daphne, button 1 = LCTRL which maps to 306

@batesman Not a problem. I'm glad it worked out in some capacity.

@chubsta said in Daphne controller configuration: input configuration script doesn't refer to the joypad anyway but i find that unlikely. I haven't tested it myself, but I assume the new input configuration script is referring to the mapping of buttons only. Daphne is an emulator that grabs the first joystick event it can find and there is no way to configure it to do otherwise outside of an external mapping solution. A tip to hopefully make your joystick appear as the first event is to plug into the upper left USB port. If that doesn't work, then try launching Daphne while it is the only USB device plugged in at all. If that also fails, you're left with very few options other than key-mapping your controller to fool the system into thinking it's a keyboard.

@mediamogul ahhhhhhh now that makes sense !

@theridernight said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues: Can someone give me binaries privately? (Compiling not working). I would, but I don't know how, since this forum doesn't seem to support private messages and I won't post any personal contact information openly on the net. The creator of Daphne doesn't seem to forbid the sharing of compiled binaries of Daphne as far as I researched on http://www.daphne-emu.com, so she sharing itself should be okay. That said, I'd prefer to work with you on that compilation problem. Could you please post your daphne.sh here in a codeblock, so we can see if you modified it correctly? @grant2258 @mitu and other experienced people here: Could someone please tell us where the compilation log is stored? The reason is that I have a mini arcade that I can not open, or remove the microsd or perform the update of Retropie 4.1 to 4.4 as it could corrupt the microsd (it has happened to me other times). You absolutely should think about a backup soon, as any data storage can fail anytime for various reasons, and flash memory belongs to the more fragile media in that regard. Some backup methods for Retropie are described here, some of them don't require opening your mini arcade.

@darkav Very nice!