How make mame4all to use generic controlls from RetroArch like mame-libretro?
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@BuZz Hey Buzz,
I know that it doesn't by default, but I thought since they are stored in a .cfg file or something, I can simply copy them so mame4all can use it?
I try to achieve this on Raspi2 and all other emulators (NES, SNES, Sega Mega,...) works well. -
@skullmonkey the input config file is not human editable (it's binary). It's a completely different emulator and does not share configuration files with the retroarch emulators. The only reason you can share configurations between the other emulators is because they are all libretro emulators.
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@BuZz Thats bad. Any chance I can access the Input menu without keyboard? And by "another emulator" what do you suggest?
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@skullmonkey You didn't provide me with any information about your set-up - tell me what you are running on and I'll advise.
You need a keyboard to access the menu in standalone mame4all - at least until the button is mapped to something else.
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@BuZz Sorry :D I'm exhausted from this problem and my forum bon ton gets cloudy :/
Pi Model or other hardware: Raspi 2
Power Supply used: USB adapter from my iPhone 7
RetroPie Version: 4.1
Built From: Official website downloaded
USB Devices connected: Wifi dongle
Controller used: Logitech Rumble Pad 2
Emulator: mame4all that comes with Retropie installation.Any way I can map button without keyboard?
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@skullmonkey nope. You need a keyboard
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@herb_fargus Cool, thanks. Is Libreto batter in my case or anything else?
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@herb_fargus I literally have this doc tattooed in my brain :D Is the game compatibility list (and the Input menu invoke) the only difference between the emulators?
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@skullmonkey lr-mame2003 will be better on a rpi2.
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@BuZz Thanks!
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