#Epsxe input plugins windows

Try checking my pics (looks the same) Otherwise Id need to find my CD and try it in ePSXe 1.6 note: Try going to the controller options. If there's reply and you need screenshots, just mention it. It should be: - Press F6 (switches to controller 2) - Then press F5 (switches between digital and mouse) (youll see a mouse picture in the top-right corner) Not F5. It only uses the builtin one.Ĭan anyone help with this issue? That is, if there's someone who has used ePSXe on Linux. It looks as if the Linux build was expecting an actual joystick or the like, and it wasn't able to read from the keyboard at all.Īnd the better part, ePSXe doesn't allow 3rd party controller plugins unlike the audio and video ones. Result: when openning the controller settings again I got other different numbers, but still *numbers*. Then tried with just random numbers different than the defaults and even some weird characters. Same result if trying to directly edit the configuration text file -the one that is hidden. But when saving them, changes are never actually saved, always return to the default numbers. It includes a basic 2-thread mode, and 2 extra modes adding soft/hardware effects.

Tried to change settings with keyboard keys, of course. Starting a game with this default config results in not being able to play. But on Linux I try to configure and I get just numbers by default in all buttons.

#Epsxe input plugins windows

In the Windows version there's no problem, there's default configuration with actual keyboard keys. The thing is, I find a strange problem in latest ePSXe 1.9.25 for Linux when trying to configure controller. But I wanted to test again ePSXe because of its portability (the emulator is just downloaded and ready to run from any directory, given due libraries are installed of course).

Also, when setting up the analog controlls, messing with the options at the very bottom of the controller config screen is a bad idea - just setup the 4 way directional pad area with the analog stick instead of the. Regarding PS1 emulators, on Linux I already have used PCSX Reloaded and it's good indeed. During testing, we found out that this feature only works when the controller is set as analog/digital in ePSXe's controller setup. Besides I saw 1 or 2 threads about this PS1 emulator in this section. I try here because ePSXe IRC channel no longer works (says 'read only', or the like), devs' emails seemingly no longer work neither, and I don't trust too much the Ngemu boards.