
Hy, i got a problem with my custom retroarch config with PS4 controllers.Only the joystick is working and I don't get why.First, SSH into your Retropie, then enter the following commands.
I had to configure it for Retroarch, the software that provides most of Retropie’s console emulation.
The F310 wasn’t a drop-in replacement for the controller I’d been using, though. RetroArch then handles the input (controls) and output (graphics and audio) while the emulator core handles the emulation of the original. RetroArch and libretro provide a way to take an existing emulator and load that emulator as a library or "core". RetroArch is the official front end for the libretro API. Once RetroArch is downloaded, go ahead and open it up, then plug in a USB controller to your computer (RetroArch works with a massive number of USB game controllers, from an Xbox controller to a. The PS3 controller has 16 buttons, which is more than enough to sync the 15 N64 controller buttons. The PS3 controller comes with a USB cord that connects the game pad to the computer, making it easy to sync with a Nintendo 64 emulator. One option you have to control the N64 games on your computer is to use a Sony PS3 controller. (On a PS4 controller, I like to set this as the PS button.) Among the many other interesting features in the Settings menu is "Achievements," which links Retroarch with, unlocking achievements for thousands of retro games!. (Both of these techniques depend on the “Single-Window Mode” being disabled, just like the mentioned Windows solution) This is exactly what I was hoping to do, run the 3ds majora’s mask 3d on our 82" tv and use our ps4 controller. With XFCE this is even easier: Right-Click the window title bar and select “Fullscreen”. Launch RetroArch again, but this time, try to use the PS4 controller. Go back a screen, then left twice to get to the main menu. Select Save AutoConfig (with your other remote, not the PS4 controller).
Press each button on the PS4 controller as it asks you to on the screen.