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| xmenxmen:
--- Quote from: btp2k2 on April 06, 2007, 06:44:37 pm ---Now one thing I am confused about with the GPWiz.....I get the impression it only handles player 1 stuff? Do I need to add a second GPWiz for player 2 controls? --- End quote --- for mame and and most other games that support joystick, you just map the 2nd player to the joy button, similar to the modular example up there. ex: up/down/left/right goes to p1 joy button 1-6 to p1 buttons button 7-10 to p2 joy button 11-16 to p2 buttons button 16-20 to admin buttons buttton 21, etc... you should get the point now..... if you want, you can always assign the up/down/left/right to the buttons and you still won't notice a difference.... The GPWiz is probably the best option for a add-on to get more buttons |
| bfauska:
Only one emulator that I have tried needed player 2 to be on a separate controller. Everything else has worked like xmenxmen said. If you have seen my lap/desk top CP boxes they both share 1 GPwiz, I just used a DB25 cable to carry the necessary wiring over to the player 2 box. |
| btp2k2:
Duh! I should have known that one... One other quick question re: the GP...does it emulate a keyboard, like the IPac? Based on it's description, it is a gamepad encoder....and does not emulate a keyboard.....can anyone confirm that? |
| Kaytrim:
It is seen as a game pad and not a keyboard by Windows. If you want a keyboard get the KeyWiz. TTFN :cheers: Kaytrim |
| btp2k2:
Great! That's all I need to hear....GP Wiz, here I come! |
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