I can't get any golden tee other than golden tee 2 to work and also marble madness doesn't work. Games like missile command and centipede also work. The issue is that those games that work assign the trackball to mouse 6 and the ones that don't work assign the trackball to just mouse. Is there a way to manually assign the trackball in mame games to mouse 6 other than using the actual trackball in the settings?
The different games that work are automatically assigning the trackball to a different mouse when using the menu for assigning the trackball. If I manually assign the trackball it shows as mouse 6. If I try to assign the mouse to all machines for the trackball it becomes greyed out.
That's odd.
1. Have you generated a mame.ini file? It's not automatically created during install.
- Run "mame.exe -cc" (create config) to generate a mame.ini file.
2. In mame.ini, is mouse enabled (1) or disabled (0)?
- Pretty sure that the default setting is disabled. You need it enabled.
- Open/edit mame.ini using Notepad.
#
# CORE INPUT OPTIONS
#
coin_lockout 1
ctrlr
mouse 1
joystick 1
lightgun 0
multikeyboard 0
multimouse 0
3. Is multimouse enabled or disabled?
- Default is disabled. You
probably don't need it enabled unless you have a trackball + spinner and you're likely to nudge one control while using the other.
4. Once you've got those settings saved in mame.ini, check for game-specific .cfg files in the "mame\cfg\" folder.
- Delete any for trackball games like "marble.cfg". (Marble Madness)
5. Try launching the various trackball games again.
- They should all work, the trackball should be on the "Mouse X" and "Mouse Y" axes.
Any axis using an optical (mouse/spinner/trackball) control should have the "Dec" and "Inc" set to none.
Those are reserved for key presses being substituted for analogue input.
- Highlight the "Inc" or "Dec" setting.
- Press ENTER. (map the setting)
- Press ESC. (set it to none)
6. If the games don't work and/or the axes aren't "Mouse X" and "Mouse Y", try de-mapping and re-mapping each axis back to the default.
- Highlight the axis.
- Press ENTER. (map the setting)
- Press ESC. (set it to none)
- Press ENTER. (map the setting)
- Press ESC. (reset it to default)
7. If none of the above works, try a fresh install of mame + generate/edit mame.ini.
Scott