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Port of FCEUmm / FCEUX to Libretro.
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2nd Player controls not working with fceumm on RPi #8

Closed samueltsherman closed 12 years ago

samueltsherman commented 12 years ago

I've compiled libretro.so for fceumm on Raspberry Pi successfully and the core seems to work great. However, I can't seem to get the second player to respond to controls. I'm emulating with RetroArch and have verified my 2nd player control configuration works by using pocketsnes libretro.

Any ideas where to look?

Thanks for the effort.

ToadKing commented 12 years ago

Could you confirm they are not working on the PC as well?

samueltsherman commented 12 years ago

I have just compiled libretro-fceumm and retroarch on a PC running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.

I configured keyboard assignments in .retroarch.cfg in the home folder of the user running the app. I used "input_player2_left =" style configs (identical to my approach with RPi). I have obtained the same results. Player 2 controls are not recognized by the core.

Thanks.

inactive123 commented 12 years ago

Should be finally fixed now as of this commit -

https://github.com/libretro/fceu-next/commit/62a6cf85219ca3ee2f98d32aef44e0e4125a161c

Closing until issue pops up again (let's hope not).

Adam-Koch commented 11 years ago

Sorry about this:

How do I update fceu? I didn't do much digging but listing the apt-get repositories made me think for sure its not there. I am not sure which files to download as I am not familiar with this package. All I am familiar with is compiling perl modules from source on CentOS, ha.

Adam-Koch commented 11 years ago

^ Trying to use twinaphex's "62a6cf8" commit so my 2nd controller is functional.

.:Edit:.

I do have the latest release from Jan so if the fceu binary isn't updated in that image then this is definitely my problem.