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Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: kcm3 on September 11, 2004, 09:20:53 pm
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I'm excitedy setting up the new Mamewah 1.5, particularly because of joystick support. I've got two NES pads on my cabinet, but I'm having trouble getting mamewah to recognize them.
I used the directpadPro drivers under win98, which makes the joysticks appear as regular directinput joysticks.
I've set joystick=1 and joy1_x_analog=0 and joy1_y_analog=0 in my ctrlr file. No luck though, still not recognizing my button presses. joy1_up and joy1_down are mapped to scrolling the list by default. I'm having no luck though. The pads still work in other programs, so it's a mamewah-specific problem.
Has anyone else gotten a digital gamepad working with Mamewah yet? If so, what settings am I missing?
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You may need to set joystik=1 in the mamewah.ini file. That is where I had to enable mouse so I can use my trackball. Try that and see if it fixes your problem.
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Do you have 'JOY1_UP' etc. in capitals? Check the joystick no. is right (should be the order your pads appear in Control Panel, starting at 1).
Sounds like you did everything right to be honest...
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I set the joystick param in my ctrlr file, which is the correct location, not in mamewah.ini.
And the JOY1_UP and stuff is in caps. The joystick number isn't the issue either. I have two joysticks, and I've set it to use JOY1, and neither of them does anything. Even if the order switches, one or the other should be #1 every time right?
Any other ideas? And is anyone out there using joystick support successfully in 1.5?
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I set the joystick param in my ctrlr file, which is the correct location, not in mamewah.ini.
And the JOY1_UP and stuff is in caps. The joystick number isn't the issue either. I have two joysticks, and I've set it to use JOY1, and neither of them does anything. Even if the order switches, one or the other should be #1 every time right?
Any other ideas? And is anyone out there using joystick support successfully in 1.5?
I've been using joysticks support (analog stick, pedals & GameCube pad) so I know it works...
Post your ctrlr file and I'll see if anything looks amiss...
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Minwah, are you able to use the digital pad on your N64 controller , or just the analog?
My ctrlr file is attached, let me know if you notice anything wrong.
Thanks
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Minwah, are you able to use the digital pad on your N64 controller , or just the analog?
My ctrlr file is attached, let me know if you notice anything wrong.
Yes, the digital pad on my Cube controller works fine...but it is treated as 4 buttons (not 2 axies).
Your ctrlr file looks fine, but I wonder if your controller is treated as buttons or some axies which are not x and y?? Could the d-pad be a POV hat?
Edit: try using some other joystick axies/inputs:
JOY?_IN
JOY?_OUT
JOY?_ROTATELEFT
JOY?_ROTATERIGHT
JOY?_ROTATEUP
JOY?_ROTATEDOWN
JOY?_ROTATEIN
JOY?_ROTATEOUT
JOY?_POVLEFT
JOY?_POVRIGHT
JOY?_POVUP
JOY?_POVDOWN
JOY?_BUTTON0-31
Put a bunch of these in your ctrlr file (use the or '
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hi,
there are a body for finds the solution with the snes pad because I have the same problem
please help me.
realiste.