Import virtual console save to kega fusion emulator

#IMPORT VIRTUAL CONSOLE SAVE TO KEGA FUSION EMULATOR WINDOWS 10#

This is annoying because different pads are inconsistent with how they number buttons that are located in the same physical location. Originally, BlastEm was built against SDL 1.2 which just gave you raw access to whatever joystick/gamepad data the OS provided. Got it, it's working now.ДЄh I see, the d-pad is an analog axis and not a hat. Oh, I see! The axes for DInput controllers have to be stated as numbers, so in this case 1 for Y-axis, 0 for X. I've also used a tool () to create a mapping that mirrors my Retroarch setup, and it produced this string:Д 3000000b40400000a01000000000000,USB Gamepad,platform:Windows,a:b1,b:b2,x:b0,y:b4,start :b8,leftshoulder:b3,rightshoulder:b5,dpup:-a1,dpdown:+a1,dpleft:-a0,dpright:+a0,lefttrigger:b6,righttrigger:b7,ДЄdding that to the gamecontrollerdb.txt file seems to do nothing, however.Д®DIT: Oh. The buttons were mapped to what I assume were DirectInput numbers (0 - 8). Should be easy enough to fix.ДЄ couple of things if they're helpful. Looking at my code, I don't think I properly handle that scenario. I wonder if it's one of those weird controllers that lists the d-pad directions as normal buttons in its descriptor rather than as a hat switch.

That suggests there is actually an SDL2 controller mapping for it, which is the usual problem.

#IMPORT VIRTUAL CONSOLE SAVE TO KEGA FUSION EMULATOR WINDOWS 10#

So any suggestions on what is a good reliable emulator that works on Windows 10 would be GREAT! I've researched and can't seem to find any other than people saying the same damn things over and over again. A lot of these older emulators just don't seem to like Windows 10 for whatever reason, at least not on my system. Or maybe there is something I need to do to get it running properly in Windows 10? I feel like I've tried it all to no avail.ДЄny ideas? I've tried Gens also and have similar problems. I know this emulator is old and been around a long time, so I figure there may be a newer one out there that is better and more reliable. It is a jittery mess, on pretty much any setting, any resolution, windowed mode/fullscreen (windowed is worse bizarrely) VSYNC on or off, etc. My issue is that ever since I upgraded to Windows 10, Kega Fusion has never run smoothly. Generally I don't use emulators much, but sometimes it is easier to capture the exact footage I need with the help of save states etc. Ok, this is a dumb newb question, but I am frustrated beyond belief with Kega Fusion so I am in need of a more reliable emulator.

Import virtual console save to kega fusion emulator