If the switch maps ZR/ZL to axis (instead of buttons), then EmulationStation (where I assume you try to register them) will ignore them as buttons. Have you tried to map them to LT/RT (the should trigger buttons) ?

I'm having the same problem but one wireless redgear x-box gamepad is working fine and I'have configured all but my another gamepad which is detected but I cannot configure any buttons(wired redgear- x-box(in retropie game it is says x-box) but in windows it says ps3)... and I'm getting errors installing ps3 driver..
Any help will be appreciated!

there is an option to select analog or digital in mame2003+ as it supports analog 2003 doesnt just go to your options and change you controller setting to digital.

it sin options->control mapping change it to digital and it will work for snes pads and arcade sticks ect with having to set all the inputs. The majority of people want real analog controls when available so thats the default.

@mediamogul now I got what was meant ;).

@bme said in Hori Pokken mame configuration:

While I'm able to use the controllers with other emulators and with mame-libreto, only a fraction of the games I tried actually launch when using mame-libretro.

That's because arcade games need the correct ROMset for the emulator used - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Arcade/.
I know this is not a solution to your problem, but mame4all is an old codebase and it's only kept for its better performance on Pi1/0 systems. You will get better support using a Libretro emulator like lr-fbalpha/lr-mame2003/lr-mame2010 or ,if you prefer a non-Libretro emulator, advmame.

Bit late to the party, but I've just got one of these for Retropie and I really like it. VERY responsive analogue sticks, zero deadzone, and a very nice D pad indeed. I'd been looking at the Retrobit Sega controllers but although they'd fit better with my Mega Pi, I've never been a fan of anything made by them tbh.

Anyway, only thing - I'd like to add some thumbstick caps rather than take it to bits to mod it. Can anyone recommend a set that fits? Would Switch Joycon ones fit? Thanks boffins!

EDIT: NVM, answered my own question. Bought some joycon caps from local Asda, seem to be just fine. Bit tight but seem OK so far.

Hi,

Im having the same problem with my Hori Pokken controller not working in the N64 any of the emulators but working fine with everything else. Did you find a solution to this?