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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
lol. Yes I am, and I'm trying to make amends for my stupidity (on that thread as well) For those interested: I have now used Adafruit's Retrogame, MK_arcade_joystick, and GPioneer. GPioneer is by far the best option, for many reasons.

Comment by phoenix November 2015 permalink
GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
post edited out because I am stupid.

Comment by phoenix November 2015 permalink
GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
YOU ARE MY HERO! I wired the other button through 3.3v with the resistor as you suggested, and used the pulldown flag. After using the slick web interface and a reboot, both buttons work perfectly, and no interference with RetroPie that I can tell…

Comment by phoenix August 2015 permalink
GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
I have tried editing retrogame. I put this code just in front of the munmap() call: bitmask = (1

Comment by phoenix July 2015 permalink
GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
That is exactly what the sensor does, which, of course is opposite from all other inputs. Would that flag set all pins to pulldown? I have one other GPIO wired button (simple open/closed) that retrogame ties to ESC. I just cant get retrogame to …

Comment by phoenix July 2015 permalink
GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
I am trying to add a capacitive touch sensor (based on AT42QT1010 - from sparkfun.com) to the GPIO to make a keyboard input, and am having no luck getting it right for retrogame to interface. Would it be possible with GPioneer? thanks for any inpu…

Comment by phoenix July 2015 permalink

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