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  • #90518
    Jara
    Participant

    I have the same controller and haven’t had any problems with it so far (on any popular console emulators). Didn’t install any kind of drivers either.

    I can’t check now if it’s set with Direct or X input (I’m traveling tonight and it’s a the bottom of my bag).

    I’ll be able to tell you tomorrow. It’s a great controller and hopefully you can solve the issue.

    #90535
    ericahlers
    Participant

    Put this file into your /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/configs folder. Retroarch will auto-detect your gamepad…the problem is there is no built in F310 profile. There is, however, a Logitech 710 profile (same controller, just wireless). I basically just saved that file with a new name, and everything within Retroarch works flawlessly. When the emulator starts, you will see that it fines the Gamepad and tells you which one is connected.

    Obviously, you can edit this file to change your button config around. Of note, I didn’t mess with the switch on the back of the F310. So whichever was the default is the one I used.

    EDIT: BE SURE TO RENAME THE FILE TO .CFG

    #90546
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thank you very much for the responses. I’m going to put your file into place and try it in an hour or two when my son is done playing with it. :-) I had a chance to compare them and our files are similar, with being different:

    I’m the left file, you’re the right file (red is delete, green is added).

    Difference in Configs

    I’ll back mine up, throw yours in and give it a whirl. :-) Thank you again so very much. Love the RaspberryPi community. :)

    #90655
    Jara
    Participant

    Mine’s in Xinput as well.
    For controller configuration I followed this guide (on a Pi B).
    Nothing else.

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