Intel NUC 8i5BEK

Daragon

Thanks for your reply.
Yes, that's the site I followed during my controller mapping. As I said, it is working in standalone dolphin and input is saved here - when I close it up the config remains. Only Retropie has a problem with it and do not see those mappings.

I am doing a deep search in Retropie configs. I found the file "GCKeyNew.ini" located in /opt/retropie/configs/gc/Config . First lines of this file:

[GCKeyboard1]
Device = XInput2/0/Virtual core pointer
Keys/HOME = Home
...

Below that there is whole keyboard mapping and after that nothing. I tried to change the Device to "evdev/0/8Bitdo SF30 Pro" which is my mapped controller in standalone dolphin and also mapped some buttons, but it does not work - it is still the keyboard :D .

EDIT: I found it! I have to customize manually the file "GCPadNew.ini" in GameCube config files. But I can't understand why it does not work automatically...

EDIT2: I left that file opened to see what will happen. I reset the mapping and configure buttons again, now it is working. I can't tell where did I go wrong, but looks OK.

EDIT3 (and the last): NEVER and NEVER run an emulator using sudo command, that's why I could not properly configurate my controller - Retropie runs emulators without sudo I suppose...

I hope it will be allright for this time. I'll leave a comment after some time...
THANK YOU!

YFZdude

@daragon said in Intel NUC 8i5BEK:

EDIT3 (and the last): NEVER and NEVER run an emulator using sudo command, that's why I could not properly configurate my controller - Retropie runs emulators without sudo I suppose...

Ah yes, this might make some sense after all. If you ran it with sudo the first time, the configuration file probably got saved with root ownership or permissions. Then when it runs as the regular pi user from ES, it doesn't have ownership or permission to edit the file most likely. I've seen the Windows version of this snafu before.