Do you have an arcade panel configured or are you just testing out with a controller ? The X button is mapped to the input_menu_toggle_btn action, so you can remove the line containing the mapping from the controller configuration file. The file is generated by Emulationstation in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads, named after your controller. To be honest, I'd be more concerned about the Hotkey + B (reset content) combo, since it will reset the game, while Hotkey + X merely pauses it. If you're using a keyboard, I think F1 toggles the menu.

lol fixed it. So apparently I didn't have to edit the retroarch.cfg file I thought I had to, which was the one under config/retroarch/config. The one I had to edit was under "all", some sort of root directory not accesible through the File Manager. I had to use the Configuration Editor to make the change. Initially I had tried using the editor within File Manager (nano).

Ooops, sorry. Wrong thread.

@mikeylikesit33 said in RetroArch GUI on my Hotkey?: No idea what was wrong, as the CFG's were still all the same as before I upgraded my Retropie per Ultraedit File Compares... but there was something funky somewhere. As glad as I am for you that your problem is solved, the nuclear way of solving it made sure that neither you nor we may learn what caused it.

@thelostsoul I just looked up which emulators are supported and the most common Mega Drive emulators does. So, thats not the problem here I guess. https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/ I enabled RetroAchievements 2 weeks ago too on my Pi3 and not all systems did work, when they should. I can't say why. Maybe this have something to do with the RetroAchievement site itself? So, try again later. Here are the systems I tried to enable by changing the configuration files. I need to retest them too. Working cheevos: nes, snes, gb, gbc, gba, md, ms, gg Not working cheevos: ngpc, a2600, pce Maybe add the information from this thread first: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

I may have broken this myself in the beginning when i was messing around alot with RetroArch and the controllers.

@dankcushions Thanks! I should be able to map my buttons now. Still I'm mainly concerned on how to make this little screen work with "ir-mupen64plus" beacause I love Retroarch menu options. Any help for that is still welcome.

Okay, finally after hours of tinkering under the hood I'm finally able to make Shining in the Darkness work with cheats without crashing RetroArch. I tried changing the core emulator from pico to a different one and that didn't fix it. I tried renaming *.cht files and copying templates directly and that didn't fix it. I tried a different version of the rom with all three Genesis/Megadrive cores and that didn't fix it. I couldn't seem to figure out how to use my USB keyboard to input cheat codes manually so I painstakingly physically drew by hand a character map using my controller and a pencil. Eventually, I managed to figure out exactly where all the necessary keystrokes I needed were located and input a couple of codes and they WORKED! I was able to save this data as its own file using RetroArch and (crossing fingers) reloaded the game from scratch and successfully reloaded the newly made cheat file and it indeed works just fine. I then input all the rest of the codes and the older ones and created a new file to load with the game. Whew! That was an adventure.

set your controller again with emulation station

Thank you so much. I have a friend I'm setting up a disk image for and he really wanted to have the cheats work.

@barbudreadmon Thanks very much, will do as advised

@mitu Perfect! Now RGUI it's back. menu_driver = "xmb" was in snes/retroarch.cfg, deleting that line fixed it. Thank you very much :)

@cmac86 I think the problem is, as it always is with open source software. Coders / developers like to make stuff work but HATE writing the documentation. It always seems to be an afterthought. Just one of those things. The wiki can be edited by anyone btw... If you have a spare few hours... It always seems to take longer to explain how something works rather than just making it work.

To solve this problem You can specify these settings for each controller in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads/<gamepad's name>.cfg: input_left_axis = "-0" input_right_axis = "+0" input_up_axis = "-1" input_down_axis = "+1"

@blitzgreig You need to start by posting the information requested in this post: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first No idea what hardware you are running, what software etc.....

@danielrosero said in Retroarch issue: ShanWan PC/PS3/Android (8380/21760) Nevermind, minutes ago found the solution. Looks like the Configure Input option in ES wasn't saving the appropriate cfg filename in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads The file ShanWan PCPS3Android.cfg SHOULD BE: ShanWan PC_PS3_Android.cfg And copy the corrected file to the /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/autoconfig/ folder. And it should work!

@RedBatman np. Edited my post since i wrote the versions wrong

@RedBatman in the end you will need to move the files to the right place as the RetroArch version that's installed/installable now requires it, according to your description. Good luck!

@Twitch0815 said in How to use cheats on N64 in RetroPie?: Both Pixel-Desktop environment and Kodi are launchable from the Emustation and via Kodi Youtube is available. Pixel can be enabled via Retropie-Setup - > Configuration Tools - > Raspian tools and Kodi can be installed from the optional packages menu. Thank you very much for this information. I'm not entirely sure what I should be asking for in this Ideas & Development thread you suggested making. Can you clear up what you had in mind there?