A few questions about 8BitDo FC30 Pro analog sticks
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@columboscoat aye, sure probably. Anyone fancy a game of Capcom Vs Marvel???
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@columboscoat said in A few questions about 8BitDo FC30 Pro analog sticks:
@edmaul69 yeah, but will he truly be happy?
You're hilarious. Forgive me for trying to understand the interactions between the configs and various changes.
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@batesman Be careful.. happiness can run..
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@batesman ok.. we can have a joke if you want... or you can get on like a total dick...
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@columboscoat winker
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@columboscoat Thanks for the assist. Your sarcasm and name calling bring a lot of value here. I'm not going to address you further so go on and ramble.
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@edmaul69 said in A few questions about 8BitDo FC30 Pro analog sticks:
@batesman if you add this to your retroarch.cfg file you dont have to do anything at the emulator level. Both dpad and joystick will just work how you want.
I just added these changes and it does work. It does the exact same thing as enabling the joystick as a d-pad in the retropie-setup options.
I did find that you can change analog sensitivity in the Mame settings by pressing tab too. So that's helpful to know.
Thanks for your help, Edmaul. I'm still not where I want to be, but I've learned a little. Marking it as closed.
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@batesman thankd you. I 'm not hilsrolus but thanks anyway!
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@batesman it's pretty clear. Don't be so tough on yourself. Life is difficult...One day you might figure it out. Perhaps? Per se?
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@batesman so i tested and it doesnt work any different as i thought. Sorry to waste your time. However this is good stuff to use because you can manipulate both analogs and the dpad to do whatever you want. With this method for using the analog stick as a dpad you could program the dpad to a whole new set of buttons that arent even related to direction like how first person shooters and other games are these days.
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