Both of my sticks are recognized by Emulation Station just fine. Is there something I need to change in retroarch for them to work with ps1 games?
It turns out I had my joysticks wired wrong. I've fixed that, but still can't get them to work.
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Analog sticks and PS1 on CS
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Re: Analog sticks on CS
There are very few dualshock supported ones. The joystick doesn't act as the dpad unless the specific app allows that.
If you run from the command line, and move the joystick you should see the values stream up the screen/terminal
Providing that works, there is no hardware problem and it's down to you/someone else to work out how to use it in software (if it's even supported at all)
If you run
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jstest /dev/input/js0
Providing that works, there is no hardware problem and it's down to you/someone else to work out how to use it in software (if it's even supported at all)
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Re: Analog sticks on CS
Thanks, you're right. It turns out the game I was testing with didn't support analog sticks.kite wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 6:49 amThere are very few dualshock supported ones. The joystick doesn't act as the dpad unless the specific app allows that.
If you runfrom the command line, and move the joystick you should see the values stream up the screen/terminalCode: Select all
jstest /dev/input/js0
Providing that works, there is no hardware problem and it's down to you/someone else to work out how to use it in software (if it's even supported at all)
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