![]() Look at this below and look how the Joystick index changes: input_player1_joypad_index = 0 home/pi/.emulationstation/es_input.cfg to see how your Emulation station controls are configured and then take a look at /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg to see how you have configured Player 2, if you don't see Player 2, add them in according to the docs. You may even find that you spend more time customising than playing! Anyway, you might find that Recal Box is more suited to your Also, you do know that Emulation station has a different configuration file than Retroarch? When you describe that you have a loss of everything, it might be to do with this. This project offers infinite customisation possibilities. I can tell you are frustrated but the Pi is far from a brick. In fact, I Iearned that I didn't need linux as the Pi can be accessed from windows anyway through SSH using Winscp or network shares. The Pi is a learning tool but the docs do spell it out well. I had very little experience of Linux coming into this but you should know that is the reason I started. How are you connecting them? Have you tried usb ones? What does your retroarch.cfg look like for player 2? Have you followed this: Your problem may be with the use of original controllers. When you boot first, you can configure your controller then you can go ahead and add a second controller without issue. I have not experienced the issues which you speak of. Yes, just press a key when trying to launch a rom. Does anyone know how to get back to the window where I was able to dictate which of the three emulators I wanted to use for SNES emulation? I figure that is a better start than starting completely from said in Controllers will not work in-game:ĭoes anyone know how to get back to the window where I was able to dictate which of the three emulators I wanted to use for SNES emulation? I figure that is a better start than starting completely from scratch. I dare say that if I have to wipe this brick of a board back to 13 hours ago of it's drawing board I will probably just go to bed and put on an alarm to wake up when there is a reputable Android or Windows-based computing board on the market. Normally I would simply uninstall/reinstall the emulator entirely or use another one, however that is beyond my Linux/Retropie capabilities. ![]() Now I cannot even re-remap the buttons within the Snes emulator. Before this point I was still unable to get player 1 SNES gamepad to recognize inside of the SNES emulator perfectly (A button and start did not register), and player 2 SNES gamepad was still acting janky with its own button mapping where "B," was a reset, and the shoulder buttons were save/load state. The time I spent looking for similar issues only came up with results of wireless controllers, or controllers/emulators that I am not myself using.Īfter bouncing around between the configuration options of manually telling Retroarch which controller to use for which emulated system, rebooting the system entirely (because, reasons), re-re-re-remapping buttons in both Emulation Station as well as Retroarch I have now lost the ability to use my SNES gamepads entirely inside of the Snes emulator entirely. Any/all help would be greatly appreciated. While I can accept this without any issue as back in the day we (as kids) simply swapped controllers, yet after mapping both controller buttons, player 2 still reverts back to its unusual state entirely. In Snes 9x menu (accessible only through player two controller), the inputs have magically switched themselves in the emulator (player 1 is now player 2 and vice versa). ![]() Somehow I came to a screen that let me choose emulators for the SNES of which it is now stuck on 1.6.7 Snes9X 2002 7.2.0. Player 1 controller can barely get into games and whenever I try to utilize Player 2 controller all the buttons have been re-mapped to things I do not understand. I have been able to get my NES to work, first time go, by simply configuring the inputs of the controllers in Retropie which immediately translates over to the game/emulator itself. I am utilizing (well, trying) two original NES and SNES controllers which work perfectly while in Emulation Station, yet go completely hay-wire while in game. I am running an R3 board with the image provided from this website for a Sandisk 32GB SD Card. Nothing seems to work and the settings do not seem to lock in. I have been enjoying emulation for the past 15 years, however have recently started my first Retropie Project, which is nothing short of a dumpster fire at a Red Lobster in the middle of July.
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