Just thought I'd report this, just in case.
With my new gamepad, whenever I want to define keys in ZSNES (any version), it will automatically put "J0A" as the key I want to change, even though I'm not pressing anything. However, the trick is to hold the button I want to set before clicking the key I want to change, and it'll save the right button...
Still, this is weird, as if there was something wrong with the "listener" waiting for joypad input or something, while everything works fine in-game.
After redefining keys the way I want, they all show up as J00 to J17, none show up as J0A... Like J0A is the position of the direction pad when no direction is pressed, or something... That's just a guess though.
Problem with changing gamepad buttons
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Re: Problem with changing gamepad buttons
So there's no button on your gamepad that actually corresponds to J0A?Stifu wrote:Like J0A is the position of the direction pad when no direction is pressed, or something.
If you're in Windows, try calibrating your gamepad. You might also try unplugging and replugging your gamepad, making sure that no buttons are pressed and d-pads/a-sticks are centered.
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Re: Problem with changing gamepad buttons
Indeed.Jipcy wrote:So there's no button on your gamepad that actually corresponds to J0A?Stifu wrote:Like J0A is the position of the direction pad when no direction is pressed, or something.
I did that. It's a d-pad by the way, not a stick... This pad gives me problems with a few other emulators too, like Snes9x, but some emus like Kawaks or Fusion work flawlessly with it.Jipcy wrote:You might also try unplugging and replugging your gamepad, making sure that no buttons are pressed and d-pads/a-sticks are centered.
