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New rebasing of Hatari based on Mercurial upstream. Tries to be a shallow fork for easy upstreaming later on.
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Hatari core. Joystick not working in retroarch on xbox. #73

Closed borrelnoten closed 3 years ago

borrelnoten commented 3 years ago

Trying to use my xbox s controler. Hatari runs oke in retroarch. I can start games and move mouse but i can not use the joystick. Also i can not press fire using the controler.

In hatari menu the real joystick shows not defined.

bbbradsmith commented 3 years ago

Press select to toggle between joystick and mouse mode.

The hatari menu's joystick settings are not functional in this core. Joystick is always enabled.

borrelnoten commented 3 years ago

Yes i tried that to switch between mouse mode and joystick mode but it does not help.

borrelnoten commented 3 years ago

joypad works for "magic pockets" game. not sure why some games do not pick-up the x-box controler

bbbradsmith commented 3 years ago

I'm curious how old the build you are using is, because there was a recent fix to the input system because some methods games used to read the controller were not working ( see #50 ). If your build is just old, that fix ( #68 ) should address it. You haven't named any specific games that don't work for you yet. Altered Beast and Alien Syndrome are two that I know didn't work before the fix. Bubble Bobble and Toki are two that I know did work before the fix.

Can you be more specific about what doesn't work? What specific build are you using? It seems quite possible that this is already fixed with a newer build.

borrelnoten commented 3 years ago

I will need to install the latest windows build for this.core to test. Where can i download this core dll ? Is the core based on hatari 2.2.1?

https://github.com/r-type/hataritmp

bbbradsmith commented 3 years ago

I don't know anything about r-type's fork, but this core (libretro/hatari) can be downloaded from RetroArch's built-in updater.

borrelnoten commented 3 years ago

Not when installed on x-box in dev mode unfortunatly. I have installed retroarch 3 weeks ago so i think it has the latest version? woensdag, 17 februari 2021, 00:27a.m. +01:00 van Brad Smith notifications@github.com :

I don't know anything about r-type's fork. This core can be downloaded from RetroArch's built-in updater. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub , or unsubscribe .

bbbradsmith commented 3 years ago

After loading a game, go to the RetroArch menu. In the bottom left corner it should say something like "1.9.0 - Hatari (46dc6d9)". That's the build identifier that can tell us what build of the core you have.

borrelnoten commented 3 years ago

fix it by manualy updating to version 1.8 of the hatari for libretro core. Downloaded the windows 64 version, updated the cores and manualy replaced the cores on the xbox cores directory of retroarch.