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  • #89264
    ska90
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    hi there,

    I am fairly new at the retropie. I am using retropie 2.6. I really need help in setting up my ps4 controller with the pi. For now i just have my keyboard hooked up to the pi.

    Thanks

    #89720
    quellen
    Participant

    hello folks,
    how can I make an adaptor for use Commodore64/Atari2600 joystick?

    #90685
    sirscotty
    Participant

    If this thing goes through, You can use REAL controllers, not aftermarkets. I have his older single player version, and it is simply amazing!! Works great on the Pi, as it requires NO DRIVERS!!!!!! Also…. NO LAG!!!

    https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/544088930/bliss-box-4-play-one-adapter-for-many-controllers-0/

    #90690
    justinbeaird
    Participant

    [quote=90685]If this thing goes through, You can use REAL controllers, not aftermarkets. I have his older single player version, and it is simply amazing!! Works great on the Pi, as it requires NO DRIVERS!!!!!! Also…. NO LAG!!!

    https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/544088930/bliss-box-4-play-one-adapter-for-many-controllers-0/

    [/quote]

    That would be nice if that hub was wireless and had a rechargeable battery

    #90872
    plasmah77
    Participant

    I use the Logitech Gamepad F310 USB.

    Works well for everything. I did have a strange problem with it in Final Burn Alpha. For some reason even tho I was using the Libretro-fba the controller config I set up would not work in the games. Only my exit emulation buttons did. After a few hours trying to figure it out I decided to just redo the retroarch controller config utility and it worked perfect after that. Dunno if that’s a bug or not.

    #91123
    cortex
    Participant

    I’m using the “Speedlink Torid” Gamepad.
    It’s working without thenNeed of any drivers. The only point I’m trying to figure out is how to set up the playernumber-leds to Show the correspondig Player like I asked in this post:

    Speedlink Torid "Playernumber-LED"

    But cacophony555’s post
    [quote=4551]Just bought a Logitech F310 which works great with the Raspberry Pi. No need to install any driver software either.
    surprisingly I needed to set the switch to “XInput” mode for it to work. DirectInput did not work for me.
    [/quote]

    made me think about Setting it to x-Input mode. maybe it’s using the xboxdrv when in x-Input mode? so i could try to Switch the leds.
    I’m going to give you an update about this later.

    #91293
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Has anyone had any experience using the CombatKing 2 player controller with rp that you can find on fleabay?

    #91460
    spjonez
    Participant
    #91583
    jaymzwise
    Participant

    I’m using a wired PS4 controller without any problem but I’m trying to use it wirelessly.

    #92047
    lasergecko
    Participant

    [quote=89720]hello folks,
    how can I make an adaptor for use Commodore64/Atari2600 joystick?[/quote]

    That would be fairly simple to make and interface to the ControlBlock. You’d just need a DB9 male connector, wires, and any of the diagrams on the internet.

    #92682
    justinbeaird
    Participant

    What is the cheapest way to go with wireless controllers? i am looking for ps3/xbox layout style ones

    #92696
    nbk7
    Participant

    2x NES30 controller by 8Bitdo – Config File Attached

    What works perfectly fine:
    – SNES
    – NES
    – UAE4ALL2 (p1 only due to bug in UAE4ALL2)

    What doesnt work:
    – vice (controller only works in vice menu. buttons are messed up)
    – mupen64plus (haven’t found a way to configure the controls)

    If you detect the controllers as keyboards you can use vice via assigned keyboard letters but that causes issues with other emulators.

    #93180
    elgur85
    Participant

    I’m using Logitech Dual Action, a rather old controller now I think.
    But it works like a charm. :)

    #93439
    drvenkman
    Participant

    I’m using an X-Arcade Tankstick and the RetroPie Xarcade2jstick service. Works great for most thing I’ve tried. Sadly mouse/trackball support seems not be present in MAME4ALL, but it works great in AdvancedMAME, so I use that for all the classic Trak-Ball games (Missile Command, Centipede, Millipede …).

    #93611
    j2k15
    Participant

    Hi,

    In order to make it more fun, I bought here and there several types of controllers depending on the system I want to play with.

    – 2 wired BigBen controllers PS3-like

    http://i11.twenga.com/jeux-video/manette-ps3/bigben-interactive-wired-controller-tp_359060270709389703f.jpg

    – 2 wired controllers SNES-like

    http://www.dropship-uk.co.uk/ekmps/shops/tddropship/images/usb-pc-retro-gaming-controller-joypad-snes-style-pad-black-4463-p.jpg

    – 2 wired controllers NES-like

    http://cdn1.coolstuff.com/autogen/preset/aspectThumb/1200×900/9f6a2066b1eb80cbf26ed06a154bacf0.jpg

    – 2 wired controllers N64-like

    http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/4128BT2KojL._SX300_.jpg

    – A USB keyboard

    For SNES, I’ve also this one:
    http://www.donnystore.com/images/detailed/2/buffalo_snes.jpg

    It’s suite close from the original hardware un terms of feeling.

    #93956
    czesiek32
    Participant

    Hi everyone!

    I currently use ‘Retrolink USB SNES Classic Controller’ – it works fine without any extra configuration required. I recommend it to everyone who looks for a decent quality controller for a low price.

    Edit: works with RP 2.6, not with 3.0beta2 https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup/issues/795

    #94169
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @j2k15;

    I understand that mupen has it’s own configuration file for controllers, which is why my SNES-type don’t work with it.

    Do you have a working configuration file for the N64 controllers you can share?

    Edit: I just did a binaries update for 3.0B2 – and now mupen “sees” my Retrolink clone N64 controller, and I actually got Mario Kart to run nicely, but in the bottom 1/4 of the screen. Still, it is a start, and the graphics were perfect using the rice. Just need to tweak the video settings, apparently.

    #94177
    lakespiral
    Participant

    I have the cheap usb snes and nes controlles. Fixed the dpad problem from the Snes controllers by putting hot glue inside. The circuit board had only one screw. Bought two 2,4G playstation clone controllers from ebay but I don’t know how to get them to work. Any ideas? http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-x-2-4G-USB-Wireless-Dual-Vibration-Gamepad-Controller-Joystick-For-PC-Laptop-/310811174850?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item485dca27c2

    #94891
    dannysmith43
    Participant

    Hey, I’m thinking about getting a 2.4Ghz wireless usb gamepad, will they all work the same?
    I’m looking at this one
    http://www.trust.com/en/all-products/18524-gxt-39-wireless-gamepad-for-pc–ps3
    any one else have this model?

    thanks

    #95095
    j2k15
    Participant

    Hi Gaucho,

    I configure my controllers by registering them as a retroarch one.

    But I have not tried yet with N64 ones and don’t know the RetroArch mapping between N64 specific buttons and RetroArch controller ones (e.g. which key to press when I’m requested to press R2, …).

    For the image, it has probably to do with the resolution that does not match with your monitor one.

    Regards.

    #95299
    chunkypops
    Participant

    Hi guys, will I be able to run 4 xbox 360 wireless controllers with one PC adapter
    -> N64 obviously :D?

    #97317
    phoenix
    Participant

    [quote=95299]Hi guys, will I be able to run 4 xbox 360 wireless controllers with one PC adapter
    -> N64 obviously :D?

    [/quote]

    I have played Mario Kart with (3) Logitech 310s, and then with (2) xbox wireless controllers using a MS USB plugged directly into the pi (no powered hub). Both worked fine, so I wouldn’t know why not. I only have 2 wireless xbox controllers, so I can’t check that.

    #97417
    jonv
    Participant

    Does anyone use any of these USB N64 controllers available from funstock: http://www.funstock.co.uk/retro/pc-mac-usb-controllers
    successfully with Retropie N64 emulators?
    I wasn’t expecting such a choice!

    #99193
    charco
    Participant

    Just got these in the post today :)

    #100371
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I am using Xbox360 pads for playing N64 and PSX games and a keyboard for Kodi (which is very annoying). For everything else, I am using the not-so-much insider’s tipp, the iBuffalo SNES style classic gamepads. They are really awesome!

    #100523
    morti667
    Participant

    i use thi joystick

    #100524
    morti667
    Participant
    #104851
    darksavior
    Participant

    USB xbox 360 stick for arcade games
    USB PC-Engine controller for pce/nes games (soldered a usb chip inside)
    Soldered sfc controller ports to gpio so I can use original snes/sfc controllers
    For kodi I use the yatse remote control app for android

    #106716
    pomme
    Participant

    XBOX 360 Wireless controller for Windows.

    #113064
    nightwalka80
    Participant

    Hello

    I am new to this and am vision impaired. I bought a unit from ebay with 2 wireless ps3 style controllers. Most things work ok I would like to get my rettrolink N64 wired controller going for N64 games can anyone assist?
    This is what I have however bought a long time ago on ebay and was using with no issues on the pc
    http://www.funstock.co.uk/nintendo-64-usb-controller&filter_name=n64%20controller

    #113108
    Computer Ninja
    Participant

    Up until recently, I was able to use a Logitech Rumblepad to play games but I just pulled out my RetroPie a few days ago for some RetroLove and all I could do was move the menu that selects which emulator to run (by going left and right) but nothing else.

    Why would I be running into this issue all of a sudden?

    I did quickly notice that the controller was recognized during POST.

    #114375
    meneerjansen
    Participant

    Thank you all for the tip about the Retrolink brand for (classic) controllers. I think I’m gonna buy one. But I’d like to ask you all something first.

    I have quite a few controllers w/ a D-pad. But they all are 8-way D-pads, even when they have only four buttons! That causes the controller to do unwanted things to Pac-Pan or whatever character I want to move. For instance, when I press ‘left’ on the D-pad and accidentally press that single button a bit too much up then Pac-Man goes up instead to the left! I didn’t have that problem back in the days or w/ a keyboard.

    So I want a controller that has a real FOUR way D-pad. Are the Retrolink (NES) controllers like that? Or are they, in fact, 8-way D-pads “disguised” as 4-way’s?

    #114563
    djdarkx
    Participant

    I’m using the RetroUSB adapters so I can use my authentic NES and SNES controllers. The NES controllers are my originals from when I was a kid, dating back to the late 80’s, and my SNES controllers are somewhat newly acquired. One was from an SNES I got at a Goodwill when I was working there a few years back and the most recent one was from last month, ordered online.

    They really are fantastic adapters to use with RetroPie if you have the original controllers and not aftermarket USB knock-offs that have a history for breaking quickly or being, um, less than accurate.

    #114721
    drewb0y
    Participant

    Picked up a pair of these Sabrent Twelve-Button USB 2.0 Gamepad for PC on sale at Fry’s today for 7.99 apiece. After taxes it ended up being cheaper than the 2 pack they had! Seems to set up and function fine in Retropie so far. Only thing was when configuring the 2 analog sticks it would say already taken on the 4 directions. I guess it mirrors the D-Pad then. Just thought I would share this in case anyone is starting a new build like me and can’t wait for getting their controlblock and SNES controller setup.

    https://www.sabrent.com/category/gaming/USB-GAMEPAD/

    http://www.frys.com/product/8593779?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

    #114827
    drewb0y
    Participant

    Correction, the analog sticks work fine, you just have to hit the mode button so the red light is on and that puts it in digital mode. In analog all 3 do the same thing.

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