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Gamecube Controller (Mayflash adapter)

ProfessorKaos64 edited this page Jan 10, 2015 · 1 revision

Controller Layout: Gamecube Controller

Warning!

Save state controls are not* supported on the Gamcube Controller due to button limitations


Atari 2600

Primary Control: Joystick
Paddle Game Control: Joystick
Fire (A)
Booster top trigger (B)
Select (Start)
Reset (Y)
Exit emulator (Z)


Atari Lynx

Primary control: Joystick
B (inner) (A)
A (outer) (B)
Option 1 (upper): (Y)
Option 2 (lower): (X)
Pause (Start)
Select (none)
Exit emulator (Z)
Quick Save State (Dpad Left)
Quick Load State (Dpad Right)


Gamecube

Primary Control: Joystick
A (A)
B (X)
Y (Y)
X (B)
Z (RB)
L (LT)
R (RT)
Start (Start)
Swap discs (Keyboard "C") - Unfortunately, this requires a keyboard or mouse for now.

Exit emulator (Guide)


GB

Primary Control: Dpad  
A (A)  
B (B)  
Start (Start)  
Select (Y)  
Exit emulator (Z)  
Quick Save State (Dpad Right)  
Quick Load State (Dpad Left)  


GBA

Primary Control: Dpad  
A (B)  
B (A)
L (LT)
R (RT)  
Start (Start)  
Select (Select)  
Exit emulator (Guide)  
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)  
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)  


GBC

Primary Control: Dpad
A (B)
B (A)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit emulator (Guide)
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)


MAME

A note on player "save/load" buttons. There has to be some kind of limitation somewhere with a gamepad. Saves must occur by entering a number 0-9.

Primary Control: Joystick or Dpad
UI Navigation: Joystick or Dpad
UI Cancel (Guide)
UI Select (A)
UI Page UP (LB)
UI Page Down (RB)
Pause (LT)
Config Menu (RT)
P1-P4 Button 1 (A)
P1-P4 Button 2 (B)
P1-P4 Button 3 (X)
P1-P4 Button 4 (Y)
P1-P4 Button 5 (LB)
P1-P4 Button 6 (RB)
P1-P4 Start (Start)
P1-P4 Select (Select)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit (Guide)
1 Player Start (Start)
2 Player Start (Start)
3 Player Start (Start)
4 Player start (Start)
P1 Coin Insert (RB)
P2 Coin Insert (RB)
P3 Coin Insert (RB)
P4 Coin Insert (RB)
Volume Up: Right joystick up
Volume Up: Right joystick down
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click), requires slot number 0-9!
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click), requires slot number 0-9!


Neo Geo AES

The "Input (general)" controls seem to me shared by MAME (which I configured first). This seems to be only on first run of the emulator, as each subsequent time, changes were kept separate. The difference with MESS is I configure them by system, such as the Neo Geo AES here.

Primary Control: Joystick or Dpad
UI Navigation: Joystick or Dpad
UI Cancel (Guide)
UI Select (A)
UI Page UP (LB)
UI Page Down (RB)
Pause (LT)
Config Menu (RT)
P1-P2 Start (Start)
P1-P2 Select (Select)
P1-P2 Button 1 (A)
P1-P2 Button 2 (B)
P1-P2 Button 3 (X)
P1-P2 Button 4 (Y)
P1-P2 Exit (Guide)
1 Player Start (Start)
2 Player Start (Start) 
P1 Coin Insert (RB)
P2 Coin Insert (RB)
Volume Up: Right joystick up
Volume Up: Right joystick down
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click), requires slot number 0-9!
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click), requires slot number 0-9!


Neo Geo CDZ

The "Input (general)" controls seem to me shared by MAME (which I configured first). This seems to be only on first run of the emulator, as each subsequent time, changes were kept separate. The difference with MESS is I configure them by system, such as the Neo Geo CDZ here.

Primary Control: Joystick or Dpad
UI Navigation: Joystick or Dpad
UI Cancel (Guide)
UI Select (A)
UI Page UP (LB)
UI Page Down (RB)
Pause (LT)
Config Menu (RT)
P1-P2 Start (Start)
P1-P2 Select (Select)
P1-P2 Button 1 (A)
P1-P2 Button 2 (B)
P1-P2 Button 3 (X)
P1-P2 Button 4 (Y)
P1-P2 Exit (Guide)
1 Player Start (Start)
2 Player Start (Start) 
P1 Coin Insert (RB)
P2 Coin Insert (RB)
Volume Up: Right joystick up
Volume Up: Right joystick down
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click), requires slot number 0-9!
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click), requires slot number 0-9!


NES

Primary Control: Dpad
A (B)
B (A)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit emulator (Guide)
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)


Nintendo 64

Primary Control: Joystick, Dpad
A (A)
B (X)
C Buttons (Right Joystick)
L (LB)
R (RB)
Z Trigger (RT)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit emulator (Guide)
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)


PS1/PSX

DualShock Controller Notes: Mednafen does not officially support save or laod states, and also, due to the Dualshock analog configuration using those stick button presses, this function is disabled. The PS button still exits the game as expected.

To swap between the digital pad and the Dualshock analog mode, You have to use a combination of buttons to toggle it instead. When Select, Start, and all four shoulder buttons are held down for about 1 second, the mode will toggle. Games that support the DualShock configuration from the start, should* default already to the correct mode. If not, you can try to toggle to it.

Primary Control: DualShock Analog / Digital Pad
△ triangle (Y)
□ square (X)
× cross (A)
○ circle (B) 
L1 (LB)
R1 (RB)
L2 (LT)
R2 (RT)
L3 (Left Joystick Click)
R3 (Right Joystick Click)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit emulator (Guide)


Playstation 2

Primary Control: Joystick, Dpad
Triangle (Y)
Square (X)
X (A)
Circle (B)
L (LB)
R (RB)
Fullscreen toggle (LT)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit emulator (Guide) - 2 second delay to close GUI program after pressed
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)


PSP

Primary Control: Joystick
Dpad enabled
Triangle (Y)
Square (X)
X (A)
Circle (B)
L (LB)
R (RB)
Fullscreen toggle (LT)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit emulator (Guide)
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)


Sega CD/32X

This configuration uses the 6-button controller type.

Primary Control: Dpad
A (A)
B (A)
C (B)
X (LT)
Y (Y)
Z (RT)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit emulator (Guide)
Mode (L2)
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)


Sega Game Gear

Primary Control: Dpad
Button 1 (A)  
Button 2 (B)  
Start (Start)  
Select (Select)  
Exit emulator (Guide)  
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)  
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)  


Sega Genesis

This configuration uses the 6-button controller type.

Primary Control: Dpad
A (A)
B (A)
C (B)
X (LT)
Y (Y)
Z (RT)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit emulator (Guide)
Mode (L2)
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)


Sega Master System

Primary Control: Dpad
1/Start/Fire (A)
2 (B)
Pause (Start)
Exit emulator (Guide)
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)


SNES

Primary Control: Dpad
A (B)
B (A)
X (Y)
Y (X)
Start (Start)
Select (Select)
Exit emulator (Guide)
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)


TurboGraphx 16

Note: This layout uses the "PC Engine Duo Controller"

Primary Control: Dpad
Mode Select (LT)
Run (Start)
Select (Select)
I (B)
II (A)
III (X)
IV (LB)
V (Y)
VI (RB)
Exit emulator (Guide)  
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)  
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)  


Wii

Note: Only the Gamecube controller, and by consequence, Gamecube controller-enabled games are supported at this time.

Primary Control: Joystick
A (A)
B (X)
Y (Y)
X (B)
Z (RB)
L (LT)
R (RT)
Start (Start)
Swap discs (Keyboard "C") - Unfortunately, this requires a keyboard or mouse for now.
Quick Save State (Left-Thumbstick click)
Quick Load State (Right-Thumstick click)
Exit emulator (Guide)


XBMC Navigation

Due to the dpad and triggers being mapped as buttons, the entire XML keyboard mapping file had to be rewritten.

General
Primary Control: Dpad
Select: (A)
Back (B)
Context Menu (X)
Full Screen, Menu on home screen (Y)
Scroll Up (LB)
Scroll Down (RB)
Media
Volume Up (Right joystick up)
Volume Down (Right joystick down)
Pause (A)
Stop (B)
Fullscreen (X)
Skip next (Y)
Codec Info (LB)
Show Time (RB)
Info (Start)
OSD (none)
Fast forward (none)
Rewind (none)
BigStepForward (dpad up)
BigStepBack (dpad down)
StepBack (dpad left)
StepForward (dpad right)
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