Bakugan77
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Open BeF1990 opened 5 years ago
Bakugan77
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nikita36078
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5 years ago @Bakugan77 Please stop spamming
BeF1990
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5 years ago I think I found the best solution for my issue. Can you add possibility to map two physical keys to one button on the virtual keyboard?
Let's take Gangstar games for example - we can move in 8 directions - 4 main directions (up, down, left right) and 4 diagonal (up-right, up-left, down-left, down-right). Now I use physical keyboard to play and to move in 4 main directions I use arrows, but the problem is with diagonal movement. If I could map left and up arrows to one key for example it would be perfect.
Virtual keyboard: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
I want to map keys like this:
1 - left + up arrows
2 - up arrow
3 - right + up arrows
4 - left arrow
6 - right arrow
7 - left + down arrows
8 - down arrow
9 - right + down arrows
Or the other solution is to add 8 directions d-pad like in this post: https://github.com/nikita36078/J2ME-Loader/issues/329
It would be very useful and comfortable in many games.
I hope you understand what I'm trying to explain... Sorry but I'm not good English speaker.
BeF1990
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3 years ago I don't want to open new topic so I'll use this because it's related in my opinion.
When I tried to play BioShock java game last time I discovered some limitations with gamepad support. Right now for the emulator left analog and d-pad are the same, I mean we can't use them separately and currently it's impossible to use right analog. For most games that's not a problem but in BioShock, controls are very specific and it would be great if I can use d-pad for arrows and left or right analog for 2, 4, 6, 8 buttons.
By the way have you find any solution for diagonal movement on gamepad?
amarcioz
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3 years ago I don't want to open new topic so I'll use this because it's related in my opinion.
When I tried to play BioShock java game last time I discovered some limitations with gamepad support. Right now for the emulator left analog and d-pad are the same, I mean we can't use them separately and currently it's impossible to use right analog. For most games that's not a problem but in BioShock, controls are very specific and it would be great if I can use d-pad for arrows and left or right analog for 2, 4, 6, 8 buttons.
By the way have you find any solution for diagonal movement on gamepad?
I played and finished the game. I only used two keyboards, the numeric and the arrow keys.
BeF1990
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3 years ago I played and finished the game. I only used two keyboards, the numeric and the arrow keys.
Ok, but I use gamepad and my topic cover this kind of problem.
BeF1990
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1 year ago I bought the new Retroid Pocket 3+ handheld console and it was the best time to try again my favourite java games on this amazing device. Unfortunately I discovered the gamepad support is still not good in J2ME emulator. :(
It would be great if you include additional option in controls menu for diagonal movement assigned to d-pad or left analog. up-right = 3 up-left = 1 down-left = 7 down-right = 9
The overlay to map touchscreen controls would be awsom too.
ppvnf
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1 year ago I connected my bluetooth D3 controller to Android phone using ps3 mode . It recognizes 4 left 6 right 8 top and 2 bottom. However I can't use 5 for some reason. I tried pressing all buttons in the controller but it doesn't recognize it
I have problem with using full potential of gamepad with J2ME. When I move d-pad in main directions (up, down, left, right) everything is fine but when I want to move up-left, up-right, down-left or down-right it's impossible to map d-pad for keys 1, 3, 7 and 9. Can you add full support for gamepads??
Before I used Octopus app to add another layout of control above virtual J2ME's keyboard but now my device is not supported any more. I don't want to use additional application to run my favourite games.