Looking for testers: custom joystick mappings for runcommand/retropie_setup menus

[DarkWolf]

@meleu Hopefully this gets implemented into the retropie binarys

[mosi0815]

@meleu I just found out that the buttons don't work in raspi-config. Cursor movement is fine but A and B don't work.

[A Former User]

@meleu said in Looking for testers: custom joystick mappings for runcommand/retropie_setup menus:

Just like Aunt Josephine, I have a great love of grammar.

YES, WE GOT A LEMONY SNICKET FAN! :D

Anyways, back on track, I think this seems like a good idea. Helps to clear up confusion and helps to not trigger grammar enthusiasts.

[A Former User]

Forgot to mention this as well, but is there a way to change the buttons on the main menu to be fit for each controller? e.x. PS3 and PS4 controllers, since they use different buttons.

[meleu]

@itsnitro said in Looking for testers: custom joystick mappings for runcommand/retropie_setup menus:

is there a way to change the buttons on the main menu to be fit for each controller? e.x. PS3 and PS4 controllers, since they use different buttons.

Didn't get what you mean... Which main menu are you talking about?

Anyway, if you configure the circle to be the A on your controller (PS2/PS3/PS4/Whatever), it will be the <enter> on the runcommand/retropie_setup. Is it you're talking about?

[A Former User]

The Emulation Station menu, the one that looks like this:

[meleu]

@itsnitro oh... my changes in joy2key has nothing to do with emulationstation...
if your controllers don't have an uniform behaviour, I think you need to reconfigure them.

[A Former User]

Oh.
Alright then.

[DarkWolf]

@DarkWolf So I was finally able to test the "older" ps4 controller and I have to say "It works, ... kind of"
The input works but has a delay around 5 seconds or something like that
Dunno if this is a problem with the kernel, the controller itself or the joy2key script...

[meleu]

@DarkWolf said in Looking for testers: custom joystick mappings for runcommand/retropie_setup menus:

The input works but has a delay around 5 seconds or something like that
Dunno if this is a problem with the kernel, the controller itself or the joy2key script...

Does it happen on retropie-setup/runcommand menus only?

[meleu]

I think it's worth to mention it was implemented. Those who like to update frequently may have noticed. The PR 1980 was merged, and now the "a button" means "A button".

Thanks to all the testers here!