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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
technically, yes. You could use the gpioneer flag and then connect your standard button between one of the i2c pins (3 or 5) and a ground pin, just be careful not to mix them with the normal pins as you can cause a short. An alternative as well woul…
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
From what I see from your touch sensor, it puts the output line high when touched, which means that you need to set the gpio pin internal resistor to pulldown. In Retrogame, You can edit line 330ish to change to a pulldown gpio[GPPUD] = 2; I…
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July 2015
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Remove unwanted simulator
Nice rob3662! You are 100% correct.
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July 2015
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Problem with my joysticks
ok. From the pictures, it looks like a xin-mo encoder card (or a derivative there of). check it out this thread: http://piplay.org/forum/discussion/1840/another-xin-mo-question-mutliple-button-presses#Item_7
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July 2015
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Problem with my joysticks
sorry, I'm confused about what you are saying that your problem is. Are you saying that it's not recognizing player 2 in your games?
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July 2015
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Problem with my joysticks
What type of joysticks are you using?
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July 2015
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xboxdrv_mapping.cfg / Controller Configuration / pisnes.snes9x.cfg in PiPlay
ok, so xboxdrv_mapping.cfg is what is used by the xbox drivers to map the buttons and joysticks on your xbox controller to keystrokes and whatnot. the piplay controller config asks you to configure your buttons, then directly re-writes the configur…
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
one last thing, can you tell me which pins are being activated with the combo? (You can check the GPioneer table in the web-frontend if you don't know off-hand)
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
hmm. Two things, if you wouldn't mind checking... first, check to make sure that retrogame is not getting enabled: nano ~/.profile sudo nano /etc/rc.local second, what happens if you assign ESC to just a single button? does it still freeze?
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
That's what I'm here for!
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July 2015
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Basic setup questions
so for all of the artwork, it will go into /home/pi/pimame/roms/[emulator]/images It's just one theme for the whole of piplay, you can customize it how you want, but every emulator will have the same background and layout. There is an announc…
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
piplay controls audio via 2 methods. The in-menu music (only some themes have music) is controlled using pygame's built-in volume control, which does not directly affect anything outside of the piplay music. The volume adjust is controlling aud…
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July 2015
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PiPlay startup options configuration ~/.profile
ah, ok. so this is an easy one. Just put a # in front of these two lines so that they look like this:#cd /home/pi/pimame/pimame-menu/ #python launchmenu.py In order to add a custom command that will quickly run piplay, do this: sudo nano /usr/bin/pi…
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
Yes, you can. It will register each as a separate device. The only thing that it doesn't play well with is other programs that use the gpio (retrogame) because it cant see what pins that they are trying to control
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July 2015
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New update IS HERE! .8BETA9!
try this in command line: cd /home/pi/pimame/emulators git submodule init git submodule update
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July 2015
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[SOLVED]iBuffalo SNES GamePad won't configure
Cool! Glad to help.
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
Did you at some point alter your /home/pi/pimame/pimame-menu/controller.yaml file? maybe 'enter' isn't the key that you need for that anymore. You can rerun the configuration by running: sudo python ~/gpioneer/GPioneer.py -c a 3 bu…
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July 2015
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[SOLVED]iBuffalo SNES GamePad won't configure
the text that shows up is normal, it's just a debug message from a background program that we have no control over. The problem that you are having is a known bug, In the pisnes config, there are 2 Quit options (one for keyboard and one for joy…
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
oh, sorry. I should have mentioned. At the beginning, when you are configuring, it will go up/down/left/right/exit/start... then it will have you configure 'select', which is like the select button on a regular nes controller, not like …
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July 2015
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[SOLVED]iBuffalo SNES GamePad won't configure
it sounds like the default config is kicking in for some reason (which mistakenly assigns button0 to the quit button). try this: sudo apt-get install joystick Then run jstest and test each button (write down the value for each button): jstest /dev…
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July 2015
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[SOLVED]iBuffalo SNES GamePad won't configure
which emulator?
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July 2015
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Download takes 8 hours - Possible Torrent?
you are welcome to start a torrent of it if you want. Rather than downloading the sourceforge image, you can just grab the latest version of raspbian (torrent or zip). Then run the piplay installer in the terminal type: cd ~ git clone https://gith…
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
ok, I just updated the installer. It will now automatically comment out retrogame from your /etc/rc.local and/or /home/pi/.profile files so that retrogame won't activate on startup, but the files will still be there. If you decide that you want…
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
Yeah, it's really easy to switch around because it doesn't really install anything that piplay doesn't already install. Are you running Adafruit's Retrogame utility currently?
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July 2015
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GPioneer - A side project compatible with PiPlay
Thanks. I've just been enjoying the fact that I can now control volume and I have about 5 games that I can auto launch with the press of a button.
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July 2015
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.SAV Files on Gameboy Advance
I'll put it in an update. we're going to release one soon to add stella back and a few new features.
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July 2015
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.SAV Files on Gameboy Advance
That's an error, I'll have to adjust the scraper to ignore .sav files. I didn't know that any of the emulators generated files into their own rom folder
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July 2015
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Wireless keyboard/trackpad
hmm... my first thought is it's possibly a power issue. is the usb plugged directly into your pi or into a powered usb hub? (also, are you on a pi a/b/a+/b+/b2?
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July 2015
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Wireless keyboard/trackpad
what kind of joystick and wireless/keyboard
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July 2015
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Share your Build Pics
That.. is.. amazing! Where did you get the barrel?
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July 2015
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