I'm a kid all over again. (2 player?)

[Zirca]

First, let me begin by saying THANK YOU to anyone and everyone responsible for making it possible to play my old snes favourites on my fossil of a computer.
There are no words to describe the joy in this program.

And now follows a question, (for i am an toddler here):

I have no external controllers. I am using a laptop keypad to contol FF3, Super Mario World, etc. My friend quickly grew jealous so i downloaded Super Mario Kart snes ROM, though i cannot figure out how to configure the input for player number 2. I'd like it to be a mirror image... so P1 uses/';.,l and directional pad, while P2 uses asdfgzxc or something similar. It would be awesome if someone responds, until then, i'll fiddle around some more.

[badinsults]

In the controller setup menu, there are tabs for other controllers. Simply click on the tab, and configure away.

[Gil_Hamilton]

Though two people playing Mario Kart on a keyboard is a recipe for pain.

[SquareHead]

Though two people playing Mario Kart on a keyboard is a recipe for pain.

I remember waaaaay back when, we did 2 players on a keyboard playing Street Fighter 2 Turbo.

Damn that brings back memories. It was when zsnes had a gui a lot like the menu when you press f1 now.

[grinvader]

gui a lot like the menu when you press f1 now.

not "a lot like"

the f1 menu is the legacy from zgui1

[kode54]

No, see, didn't ZSNES have a simple centered menu box for loading games? Or was it so old that you had to load the game from the command prompt and quit to load another? I don't care to download an ancient version and run it in dosbox to refresh my memory.

[grinvader]

No, see, didn't ZSNES have a simple centered menu box for loading games? Or was it so old that you had to load the game from the command prompt and quit to load another? I don't care to download an ancient version and run it in dosbox to refresh my memory.

The latter, which is the cause of pretty much every current maintenance issues.