@Fenderus said in The mk-arcade-joystick-rpi in Raspberry Pi 3b 1.2 with 64-bit problem.:

Is there another way of installing both box-86 and wine in my current 32-bit configuration?

both box86 and wine can be installed with RetroPie-Extras

here are a few other post of what people have gotten to work and just other posts about box86
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/29241/the-which-games-works-with-box86-wine-topic-on-the-retropie-rpi4-400?_=1726839031621

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/28528/box86-and-wine-on-rpi4?_=1726839031629

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/29388/guide-diy-wine-and-retropie-legacy-driver-raspberry-pi-3b?_=1726839031633

i personally cant help with box86 or wine, i have not used it at all other then booting it up once long ago. but hopefully this can help in someway

@kylen12 said in Connecting Playstation 2 Controller via GPIO Pins:

Do you think it is feasible to have a Python script that would do so?

Probably yes, but I'm not famiiar with the SPI ecosystem on the PI. There's https://github.com/mholgatem/GPIOnext which is a simpler input simulation library (i.e. 1 GPIO line = 1 input/button) and can provide a starting point for the 'virtual' input device creation, but for the SPI part I'm afraid I have no idea.

@punx45 , I'm about to go almost the same way myself, wiring up buttons from my genuine arcade machine. I'm planning to use the grounding instead of the plus feed (Raspberry's GPIO's should trigger fine on three state i.e. either open circuit going high to feed voltage OR going low to GND).

However, my thought was also a prevention from involentary multi triggering but not by H/W support, we do have plenty of computer power at hand; have a look at this article Physical computing with Raspberry Pi. Some simple sleep timers should do it.

Finally found the solution:

The default configuration of GPIONext is not optimal for those inputs.

What fixed it:

gpionext set combo_delay 0 # was 50

Hope it helps someone else !

@everett115 please fill out https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@mitu sorry, it doesn't work 😢
Thanks

@mitu There is no modification needed at all you can use multi-switch --generic command to offer an easy setup.

@MaMikee Please install raspi-gpio at first with sudo apt install raspi-gpio command. There are tons of other possibilities available ;)

@mitu

pi@retropie:~ $ uname -r
4.19.50+

Ok that's great news! Thank you!

Sorry, i believed it was possible. No problem, you can delete this Fr topic , i opened this topic in English too.

for me, not working, some games in dreamcast i cant move directional of gpio only buttons of action :(

@scopaust As with other controller that don't have a hotkey, you can use Select instead of a hotkey.

@m1k3ol

I did my setup manually, but I saw the option a few months ago.

When you configure input in es, do P1 first, then go back and do P2. This will then map both controllers in the auto configuration script, otherwise it only creates the map for player 1

@mitu thanks for the answer, but not exactly what I meant...

I'll explain myself...I have a custom board that uses the exact same pinout from the link I posted, that same pinout is the same as recalbox which now can simply toggle to activate it

My question is if that can still be made in Retropie like the tutorial I posted or if there's newer ways to do it (and maybe simpler?)