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    Mapping a Quit button to a gamepad on JZINTV

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    • edmaul69E
      edmaul69 @SpudsMcToole
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      @SpudsMcToole you can add PAUSE as well to your controller.

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        edmaul69 @dudleydes
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        @dudleydes @mediamogul there is a guy on the atariage forums who takes two intellivision flashback controllers for people and makes them one controller with two cables. The keypad is one controller and the disc is the other. Works for tron deadly discs as well.

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        • mediamogulM
          mediamogul Global Moderator @edmaul69
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          @edmaul69

          It's amazing what people come up with. I'll have to look that up.

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            dalves
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            Does anyone know what the JS0_BTN number would be if I wanted to be able to quit jzintv by pressing the select and start buttons together like with the other emulators?

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              dudleydes @dalves
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              @dalves Like most non-RetroArch emulators, jzIntv uses a single button to quit. To find the JS0_BTN you would like to assign to quit jzIntv, you can use the event_diag.rom rom. More info at: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Mapping-a-Controller-for-Intellivision/

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                ts-x @dalves
                last edited by ts-x

                @dalves Once you've identified your button numbers per @dudleydes suggestion, you have two options for emulating the hotkey behavior of the other RetroArch emulators.

                Use Select as a hotkey equivalent (this example is for an Xbox360 controller, so Select is 8 and Start is 9)...

                MAP 0
                JS0_BTN_08 PSH1
                
                MAP 1
                JS0_BTN_08 PSH1
                JS0_BTN_09 QUIT
                

                Or define Select + Start as a combo button press (may need newest version of jzintv for this?)...

                ADD_COMBO 0 JS0_BTN_08 JS0_BTN_09
                COMBO0 QUIT
                

                As a follow up to the discussion above, I recently discovered that it's also possible to use combo button presses as an alternative to the right stick for diagonal shooting in games like Cloudy Mountain & Tron Deadly Discs...

                ADD_COMBO 0 JS0_BTN_02 JS0_BTN_03
                ADD_COMBO 1 JS0_BTN_03 JS0_BTN_01
                ADD_COMBO 2 JS0_BTN_00 JS0_BTN_01
                ADD_COMBO 3 JS0_BTN_00 JS0_BTN_02
                COMBO0 PD0L_KP1
                COMBO1 PD0L_KP3
                COMBO2 PD0L_KP9
                COMBO3 PD0L_KP7
                JS0_BTN_00 PD0L_KP8
                JS0_BTN_01 PD0L_KP6
                JS0_BTN_02 PD0L_KP4
                JS0_BTN_03 PD0L_KP2
                

                Using that mapping, X shoots west, Y shoots north, and X+Y shoots northwest. This also works really well in sports games requiring 1-9 keypad zone press e.g. Slam Dunk, Spiker & Super Pro Football.

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                  Zazie
                  last edited by

                  I did not understand anything. How do I map the reset on the emulator? And what does the PS3 have to do with it?

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                  • thedishkingT
                    thedishking @ts-x
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                    @ts-x
                    Thank you for posting this! The combo allows JZINTV to respond to multiple buttons, while leaving discrete function for something else.

                    Appricate your help!

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                      ts-x @thedishking
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                      @thedishking No problem, glad it was helpful. I actually added a more detailed version to the docs a few weeks back as well. My revisions include some other more advanced functions e.g. custom palettes, custom resolutions, and analog dead-zone tweaks.

                      I also have pre-configured keyboard hack files for about 140 games that I'm planning to upload to GitHub within the next few weeks. Kind of my interpretation of how to best map the 16-key Intellivision controller to modern controllers with dual analog sticks and shoulder/trigger buttons. Spent a ton of time getting things just right, as 30+ years later Intellivision is still one of my favorite systems!

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                        SavedByZero @dudleydes
                        last edited by SavedByZero

                        @dudleydes Hey there -- glad I found this. I've tried out your xboxdrv file that includes this snippet,and (EDIT) managed to map it to my Xbox controller after finding the right names for the analog sticks and whatnot. However, in Tron:Deadly Discs, I can no longer fire diagonally since the mimic-xpad setting kills the diagonal movements for the second stick. If I remove mimic-xpad, I get the diagonal disc throwing back, but the controls jam up and break if I try to map the disc throwing buttons to the fully enabled 8 directional R2 stick -- and weirdly, ONLY when I fire diagonally.

                        Anyone else have this issue?

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