' NOTE: Games that do not support analog controls will be unresponsive in this mode. Now for the PSX emulator, it behaves as the documentation describes it: Pong works as expected, with both dpad and analog controllers. I likely just didn't understand that the game Aztec Challenge simply doesn't support any movements except jumping with the fire button - at least at level one. Probably there are still some more cases where the behavior is not 'consequent'.ĭoes anyone know how to get this straight, at least for the 3 above?įor the Atari 800 emulator I got things solved by using lr-atari800 again. For lr-atari800, neither the dpad nor the joystick works.

For the Atari800 emulator, when nothing additional is configured in its retroarch.cfg, only the dpad works.

Same line(s) added to the retroarch.cfg for PSX (lr-pcsx-rearmed), the joystick even does not work at all but instead, only the dpad, though it's said that both PSX and N64 should be using analog joysticks and no dpad.

Question is: Does the stick then still behave like a real analog joystick? For N64, with lr-mupen64plus or mupen64plus-auto, even when the following is being configured in its retroarch.cfg both stick and dpad work:.However there seem to be some not so nice exceptions (for the most part I keep on referring to the thread linked above): On my PS3 controllers, for the most emulators it does what is to be expected: Both the analog stick and the dpad work so that it's up to the player's choice which one he/she prefers to use during gaming.

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