OPENEMU NOT RECOGNIZING KEYBOARD MAC OSX
OPENEMU NOT RECOGNIZING KEYBOARD INSTALL

Plus once I fire up a game the entire config file seems to be overwritten back to default, or by the actual core.Hell, I even decided to install RetroArch to my Bootcamp Windows 10, but that was even worse. I have also tried different versions of RetroArch: both Stable and Nightlies-no fix.I tried to change my device drivers in RetroArch but I only have the “hid” option.I tried to change the master config file, but there doesn’t seem to be any change. In theory you wold think this would work, but I ended up with controller one controlling both players, and controller 2 only controlling player 2 (half fixed). I first thought that I had an issue with my USB ports and Controllers, but that isn’t the case, for I’ve tested out both gamepads in OpenEmu and it binds both controllers without any issue.I then decided to rig it by installing Joystick Mapper and binding gamepad#1 to mimic my keyboard so that in RetroArch I could use the Keyboard for User-1, and the Gamepad for User-2. Now I’ve troubleshooted many different things to attempt to fix this and I haven’t had any luck. The only difference is that the actual controller “iBuffallo” doesn’t come up and RetroArch reverts back to the main Config file and device label, that is “USB,2-Axis 8-button gamepad.” I have tried disabling auto config, but that doesn’t help either. I try to change the index, but there are only these 5 options: USB,2-axis 8-button gamepad ( #1) N/A (Port#1) N/A (Port#2 N/A (Port#3 and None.

Input settings both User 1 and 2 input settings come up as “Device: RetroPad”, 'User # Device Index: USB,2-Axis 8-button gamepad ( #1). When I plugin controller#1, RetroArch displays that I am plugging in “iBuffalo Classic USB Gamepad Configured in Port #0”, and when I plugin controller#2 it displays the same dialogue, “iBuffalo Classic USB Gamepad Configured in Port #0”. You can see how this make for an interesting gameplay. Subsequently, when I attempt to play a 2-player game, for example, both gamepads control both player 1 and 2. RetroArch is fully functioning, except for one issue every time I plug in my two USB gamepads into USB port 1 and 2, RetroArch recognizes them as the same gamepad, in the same USB port. I love how RetroArch feels and functions as an all-in-one retro gaming console. Honestly I do not want either of those options. At this point I’m either going to revert to using OpenEmu-which will entail imputing each rom graphic by hand-or using Kodi’s setup. I’ve been trying to set this up for over a month now, and nothing seems to be working. If anyone could help me out I would greatly appreciate it.

OPENEMU NOT RECOGNIZING KEYBOARD MAC OSX

So I have been pulling my hair out while trying to get RetroArch to properly function on Mac OSX (or even bootcamp for that matter).

Openemu not recognizing keyboard