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    How to fix controllers not working with “lr-“ emulators?

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      MarcuFinx76
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      I’ve been trying to get an Xbox controller to work with gles2rice on the N64 and psx-rearmed on the PS1 but for some reason I can’t do anything unless I use a wireless keyboard. They work perfectly fine with things like lr-mupen64 and other emulators having that “lr-“ but it’s frustrating for the games that don’t run as well on them. If anybody can help it would be much appreciated
      (Also this is all on a Pi 3b+)

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        helloThere
        last edited by helloThere

        For non liberto core (lr-) n64 emulators, I usually have to manually edit config files.

        Try editing this file: /opt/retropie/configs/n64/InputAutoCfg.ini

        There's a little more info on how to make n64 controllers work in the docs: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Nintendo-64/

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          MarcuFinx76 @helloThere
          last edited by MarcuFinx76

          @helloThere Is there a way to get to there through the command line because I’m cycling through the menus and can’t find it, or am I just missing it

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            helloThere
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            Just plug in a keyboard and hit F4 to bring up the command line.

            To open back up into EmulationStation, just type emulationstation into the command prompt.

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              MarcuFinx76 @helloThere
              last edited by

              @helloThere I tried typing that exact line into the command line and it says “Permission denied”?

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                helloThere
                last edited by

                Try sudo nano /opt/retropie/configs/n64/InputAutoCfg.ini

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                  MarcuFinx76 @helloThere
                  last edited by

                  @helloThere Ok that worked, looking at a big empty black screen with new file and various key commands at the bottom. Hopefully its not to much to ask what to do next

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                    helloThere
                    last edited by

                    Just try playing around with it for a while. Best way to learn.

                    I don't think it should be a totally empty file when first opened, though. This is what mine looked like after a bit.

                    n64InputConfig.JPG

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                      MarcuFinx76 @helloThere
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                      @helloThere Well that’s weird. Mine is completely empty. Hopefully the image attaches correctly but the box has no code in it like yours. Maybe I missed a step?666C68D6-5BA0-45D6-8402-FC7B9A265938.jpeg

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