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    No autosave when exit emulator

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      Maynard
      last edited by

      It would only be a problem for multi-system emulators (libe GB/GBA)

      That mean when i use two or more emulators for the same system? are gameboy and gameboy advanced not different systems?

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        mitu Global Moderator @Maynard
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        @Maynard No, I meant when using emulators that support multiple systems. For instance GB and GBA both use the same emulator (lr-mgba or lr-gambatte).
        If you want to have bindings for GB and you use the method I mentioned (saving core overrides), then the same bindings would apply for GBA since it's using the same emulator, even if it's a different system.

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          Maynard
          last edited by Maynard

          Do you mean this https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/RetroArch-Configuration#core-input-remapping when you suggest to use the "core remap features"?

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            mitu Global Moderator @Maynard
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            @Maynard Yes, that's the RetroArch feature I'm talking about.

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              Maynard
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              I played around a little bit with that and worked for the snes emulator.

              But i don't like the RGUI control. for me its better when i can select a menu entry with the button a and jump back with the button b. Can i edit the button control for the games independently from the RGUI control?

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                mitu Global Moderator @Maynard
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                @Maynard said in No autosave when exit emulator:

                Can i edit the button control for the games independently from the RGUI control?

                Yes, read on through the page in the docs. Just as you have an override for a core (emulator), the same override process can be used for each game.

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                  Maynard
                  last edited by Maynard

                  But there is no way to remap the buttons for the core and not remap for the RGUI? I have to do this for all games individually?

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                  • mituM
                    mitu Global Moderator @Maynard
                    last edited by

                    @Maynard I got to confess I don't understand what you're trying to do now.

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                      Maynard
                      last edited by

                      OK, an example: snes core.

                      With the default mapping that i set up directly after installing retropie i can control the snes RGUI as i want it. button a is accept/ok, button b is back/cancel. But to control the game i have to remap the controller. after that in RGUI now b is accept/ok and a is back/cancel. what i want is only remap the controller for the core (all games) and not for the RGUI.

                      I know i can remap also for games but its very awkward doing this for all games.

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                        mitu Global Moderator
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                        There is no 'SNES RGUI', the RGUI is the same for all libretro cores. Please read the page about the RetroArch configuration and how it works. You can configure your RetroPad (virtual RetroArch gamepad) per core as you wish, without influencing how RGUI interprets the buttons used to operate it (A/B/L/R).

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