Of course. If you copy paste the entirety of the following, which omits the first and last few lines of the script’s statement, then you can paste that into your bash prompt and it should go through successfully.
I wasn’t too familiar with the OSMC skin when I started slugging through the scripts, so if that was a prerequisite it wasn’t clear or I didn’t know to do it. At any rate I’ve got what I need now - thanks again!
Now I’m off to configuring emulation station to use the correct emulators… mmph.
This might be a dumb question but how do you reorder controllers?
My usb-snes-gamepads seems to work fine in the gui but when I try to play any game it seems to default to my media remote (an F10-Pro with a full keyboard), I guess it’s seen as retropie as player 1, is it possible to reorder gamepads? Or even disable the remote completely in retropie?
Thanks for a great script, the installation seems to have reset my home menu settings though (probably the shortcut adding part )
Try to remove all controller configs, then connect only the usb gamepad and configure it in emulationstation. Then reconnect the other controller and don’t configure it.
Could work
I should check if the file exists already for the custom menu not only if RetroPie is there…
Would this have to be done every time?
I can’t navigate osmc with the game pad so I’ve tried removing the receiver for the remote while starting retro pie but that just ended up with retro pie not finding the remote or the game pad.
Will try removing it, rebooting the pi and then launching retro pie from the Kodi app instead
Thank you, very kind. Bizarrely I couldn’t find where to do it in the gui, but your code worked perfectly!
I did have the Aeon Nox skin loaded initially when installing the retrosmc script, perhaps this is why the ‘create menu shortcut’ option didn’t work for me? (I should say that I switched back to default OSMC skin before executing this script via ssh)
Anyway all good now, now to make emustation work with my xbox wireless pad
hmm so this is really strange. I’ve removed the other controller both physically and from the config file /home/osmc/.emulationstation/es_input.cfg.
While in the ES GUI the usb snes gamepad works fine. But in every game I get this consistent weird behaviour: Directional buttons do not work at all. A & B buttons work fine. Y button, and left and right triggers seemingly do nothing (might be the games though). The X button seems to trigger a sort of mix between right and down (so if I press and hold X and then repeatedly press A I’m able to move sort of in side scrolling platformers). So there seems to be some sort of difference in how emulation station handles the controls and how RetroArch handles them.
Any ideas on how to solve this?
I tried running the /opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation/scripts/inputconfiguration.sh but I just get an error msg
This could be caused by a conflict between controller configuration files.
Try to delete all controller configfiles in /opt/retropie/emulators/RetroArch/configs.
Then reconfigure the controller in emulationstation and a new file should be created there.
I had a problem like this with a cheap chinese snes pad knockoff. It loaded two config files at once because it didn’t care how many underscores the filename had.
After deleting those files however, I’m unable to do anything in the emulators, I can’t even get back to the menu. Maybe I should try just keeping one snes config file and see if that works.
I managed to install retrosmc alpha 0.001 at OSMC June, does not me but no USB joypad, I tested two types. I get over the initial screen and I can not set or quit the emulator. Any advice?
1x no name USB Joypad and 1xPS3 joypad connected to USB.
After starting Retropie cease to function and HDMI-CEC, does not work connected gamepad.
Not even offer me no option to configure the gamepad. It remains to hang on the main screen and nothing can be done, either turn off or return to KODI. Is there any way SSH to set up or check gamepad?
This is weird, no config file created in /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/configs after reconfiguring in emulation station. Tried a couple of times with the same result