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    Retroarch Key Binding - Lost Back Key

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      BaviaanNL
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      Just been binding my keys within retroarch for the NeoGeo, as I go through the keys I've lost the ability to go back to the previous menu screen, think that key has been reconfigured. Not sure what I can do about this and as a result retroarch can't really be used for any other changes!

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        BaviaanNL
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        I can't even see a way of changing the default b key to something else, something like escape would work although there is nothing in the config that relates to retroarch menu commands, anyone???

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          Clyde @BaviaanNL
          last edited by Clyde

          @baviaannl The keybindings are stored in different files depending on how you saved them: globally, per core, per game, hardcoded, or as a remapping. See the docs about controllers for details.

          Since remapping shouldn't alter the retroarch menu keys, I think you've saved your keys hardcoded in one of the possible files called retroarch.cfg in the directories /opt/retropie/configs/all/ (global) or /opt/retropie/configs/neogeo/ (neogeo core). In these directories, there should also be files called retroarch.cfg.rp-dist with the default settings. To reset your settings, replace the file retroarch.cfg with the file retroarch.cfg.rp-dist in the same directory. This can be done from Retropie's command console that you land in if you quit Emulation Station without reboot or shutdown:

          # make a backup copy of your global settings
          cp /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg.backup
          # replace current global settings with the defaults
          cp /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg.rp-dist /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg
          

          For your neogeo core settings, replace all with neogeo in both command lines. (Four times all, two on each line. The lines beginning with # are just comments.)

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