@wihaedud

Hi. What did you reconfigure in RetroArch to solve your XBox One Controller problem? I think I have the same problem.

@rjotter Generally folks here don't like to help those who are using a pre-made SD image as the best source of help tends to the person who setup that image because who knows what they did with all the configs and setup.

BUT... you may need to look into using the xboxdrv?
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Universal-Controller-Calibration-&-Mapping-Using-xboxdrv

I experimented with it at one point but never got it to solve my input issues. Turns out there were simpler issues at hand.

There is also this: http://blog.petrockblock.com/forums/search/?bbp_search=steam

Thank you everyone, now it's "working" but I'm not sure why. I've started again from scratch with a fresh installation, and it's working fine out of the box, as @ChuckyP said. At least is working with the padtest iso, when I push on R3 it starts running the weak motor, and with L3 the strong one. I suppose that I messed up something while trying to install/uninstall packages and stuff.

However it's not working with Final Fantasy VIII. Vibration is enabled ingame, I've tried with several bios and two different copies from the game, without success. Anyway, if it's working with the padtest then it works, and based on other comments I suppose that this feature doesn't work for all the games, but I need to test it more.

Thanks again everyone for your help!

Ok, thanks for your answer. Then I have to use my old PS3 Controller

@chaska04
It works on w10 normally

@mitu What I mean't was instead of using a connected monitor, use Wifi/bluetooth android phone screen inorder to play retropie without wires.

please fill out the template in the sticky thread above to provide us with information about your setup. having basic info on your pi model, retropie version, and power supply etc. will help with troubleshooting.

have a look here in the wiki where it outlines using jstest to determine the button values.

also in this case, it would help to see the output of the command lsusb before and after you connect the wireless receiver.

@leosagashi Have you tried using the new experimental module for the Sony controllers, from the topic @psyke83 mentioned ?

@cyperghost yeah, I will try to do that

@jonnykesh I tried a few combinations and it seems "Generic 102-key (Intl')" with "English-US" is the one to use.
Thanks for helping!

Just wondering if you ever figured this problem out? I too am having the same problem. It worked fine for a while, then it just stopped working. I'm not sure what changed to cause it.

@tetinho88 Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@mitu when it detects the keyboard at startup with the configuration pop up. I had a controller connected up then connected up the usb reciever to use with keyboard and no buttons worked to navigate the RP screens other than the controller.

@ckswenson Third Party images with custom configs and pre-loaded ROMs are not supported here. Go ask Mr .Death for tech support.

@silverbullet
So I did a little detective work.
It looks like in RetroPie 4.4/Stretch the /var/log/sixad file was removed and the logs for sixad are sent to journald ("/run/log/journal/44377289e4ad47738189eab7cbdb463a/system.journal" on my Pi) and i'm not sure if the script can read from that file as it contains a bunch of different logs.

to test this you can try changing batCheck.py from
"logPath='/var/log/sixad'" to "logPath='/run/log/journal/44377289e4ad47738189eab7cbdb463a/system.journal'" (note the big string of characters in the file path is probably different on your Pi!) and then running the script

@icode You replied to a bunch of old topics and this is bad forum etiquette. To advertise your project, you should have opened a new topic under Ideas & Development and show your product, instead of spamming old - related - topics with it.

@megafacehead @ogbuehi Plug and play! Works great! Thanks for taking the time to chime in and help with that! Really appreciate it!

@aryetis
I'm seeing this in the console output:
evdev: Found 'Xbox Gamepad (userspace driver)' at '/dev/input/event17'
evdev: reading mapping file: 'controller_xboxdrv.cfg'

so from what I can tell it's using evdev and loading my gamepad at /dev/input/event17 which is the xbox gamepad defined in xboxdrv