[SOLVED] /opt/retropie/configs/all/
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The controller and all buttons works just fine in Emulationstation.
It's in the emulators themselves in which I did something wrong.
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Okay, I did this but nothing has changed.
My Y and B buttons are still the only ones that are currently working.
Do I simply need to rename the back-up file and get rid of the (.bak) extension, overwriting the new configuration that it seems to be using?
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@Addison are you using
config_save_on_exit
set to true?
I would suggest you to use thatretroarch.cfg.rp-dist
you have on your...configs/all/
directory.- rename your current
retroarch.cfg
to something likeretroarch.cfg.bak
- rename your
retroarch.cfg.rp-dist
toretroarch.cfg
.
and try again.
- rename your current
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Yeah, I believe so.
I was playing Super Mario Bro.s 1 for NES and wanted to change the B and A buttons to Y and B.
It was something about Configure Controller 1 Options or something like that which I messed around with in the RetroArch menu.
It didn't seem to save my settings so I set the Save on Exit to be True hoping that would fix the issue.
That's all I did.
I'll try your suggestions now.
Thanks!
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It didn't work.
The only change was the font size since I had it previously set to 48.
My Y and B are still the only two buttons that are generating input.
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Hmm....
Can I just delete the entire "all" folder and then run the Retropie update script, hoping that it re-adds all of these missing files?
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I deleted the three files in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads/ and it's back to working again.
Sorry for being such a pain in this thread.
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@Addison said in /opt/retropie/configs/all/:
I was playing Super Mario Bro.s 1 for NES and wanted to change the B and A buttons to Y and B.
Dude! Don't do it using the Input Binds!! It has the side effect to mess up your hotkeys binds for the NES.
Use what is explained here instead:
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/RetroArch-Configuration#core-input-remappingBesides the hotkeys advantage, it has the another huge advantage: you don't need to set
config_save_on_exit
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@Addison said in /opt/retropie/configs/all/:
Sorry for being such a pain in this thread.
I will forgive you. But in return you have to change this thread title to something like "[SOLVED] messed my RetroArch joypad configs"?
:DCheers!
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Sorry again.
I have a new problem now.
I can no longer change the default emulator for Super Nintendo.
When the screen shows up and says to press a button to edit the default configuration, nothing happens.
I don't understand.
All of my buttons work both in EmulationStation as well as in game.
I would really love to problem solve this by the end of the day here soon.
Oh, and how can I change the title of the thread to [SOLVED] once I get this last issues figured out?
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@Addison said in /opt/retropie/configs/all/:
how can I change the title of the thread to [SOLVED] once I get this last issues figured out?
fair enough... let's try to solve it too. But the current title is a little nonsense. :-)
When the screen shows up and says to press a button to edit the default configuration, nothing happens.
Did you change some runcommand config? Maybe "launch menu art"...
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/runcommand#configuring-runcommandCan you paste here the output of this command?:
cat /opt/retropie/configs/all/runcommand.cfg
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Sure.
I also noticed that if I fire up an Arcade game, and I'm prompted to select a core emulator in the menu, nothing happens on screen, none of my buttons work there either and I'm forced to hard reset my Raspberry.
Here's my current config file:
use_art="0" disable_joystick="1" governor="" disable_menu="0"
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WTF!?!?!
LOLI asked for runcommand.cfg!
edit: please, edit your post and delete all that retroarch.cfg content! ;-)
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I am too stupid to live! :o/
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@Addison said in /opt/retropie/configs/all/:
When the screen shows up and says to press a button to edit the default configuration, nothing happens.
I remembered another thing that might be causing this: the button to be pressed must be on the first detected joystick on the system, usually the
/dev/input/js0
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I currently just have one SNES controller connected to my Pie and I don't believe I've ever used a second one with it yet.
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@Addison Well, I'm still waiting the output of this command:
cat /opt/retropie/configs/all/runcommand.cfg
runcommand.cfg !!!
:-)
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@Addison please, edit that big post and delete all that retroarch.cfg content! ;-)
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I changed that long post quite some time ago and replaced it with the runcommand file.
It shows the changes on my end. Sorry.
Anyway, here it is again:
use_art="0" disable_joystick="1" governor="" disable_menu="0"
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