
Next to try - Splitwolf

Atina wrote:Nice controller ><
It's been ages since i messed around with controller setups but wouldn't it be faster and easier to remap the buttons over the retropie itself?
Will have to seeNot sure if you can play advanced mods too smooth
Yes, retropie is fastLast time i tried Witching Hour on a raspberry B it had some slow-downs but retropie might be also faster =p
sudo su
cd RetroPie-Setup/
./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl depends
./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl sources
cd ~/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/wolf4sdl/
git remote add lazd "https://github.com/lazd/wolf4sdl.git"
git fetch lazd
git checkout sdl2remap
git submodule init
git submodule update
cd RetroPie-Setup/
./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl get_opts
./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl get_bins
./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl build
./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl install
./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl configure
rm ~/.wolf4sdl/config.wl*
linuxwolf wrote:The public release of SplitWolf has been around for a while:
https://bitbucket.org/linuxwolf6/split_wolf4sdl_pr/
I have added you to that repository.
SNES-like I like and use the most, but I have other analog joysticks (that I like less), wireless ps-type ones and arcade ones. I ordered wired ones too, but they got lost on the way, didn't reorder those.Unfortunately, with your gamepad only having a single axis, you won't be able to turn (doh!). Maybe the wireless gamepads you bought have multiple axes?
DoomJedi wrote:From my calculation - it's totally possible to make full Wolf3D actions with just dpad-type joystick, especially as I myself don't use strafing at all.
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