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The buttons map correctly and work, but every time my Mac goes to sleep with OpenEmu still open, the controller becomes unresponsive and needs to be re-selected on the pref's screen to work again. Im guessing its just snotty workmanship on the retrolink controller line. I will likely replace my PCB with a keyboard input. Sorry off on a tangent, but because they are both 'retrolink' issues, i felt it was somewhat related. In my experience, RetroLink controllers are varied in quality. The shoulder buttons on my RetroLink SNES controller don't work, and the directional button is stiff and barely responsive. Hyperkin develops innovative, reliable and cost-friendly video game peripherals. Our mission is to provide the video game industry and consumers with a product line that offers new and exciting ideas. I've a SNES (super nintendo like) usb controller. I know that my problem is known, but the all the resolutions i've read are for windows users and nobody speaks about mac. In BP it is impossible to configure my controller. However, the RetroLink NES controller is a decent replica of the original that I've had no issues with. I recommend a USB adapter for a real controller from (no relation to RetroLink). Their RetroPads-original controllers modded with USB cables-are also worth it if you can catch one when they're available. The NES and SNES RetroPads work flawlessly in OpenEmu. Thanks, looks like you had the N64 one plugged in that time. Anyway, after digging into this more , it looks like we'll have to remove automapping support for all Retrolink devices because their generic USB chip they use conflicts with several of their own devices, as well as others. For all the device descriptors, they reuse the same product name, vendor ID and product ID, making it impossible for us to tell them all apart. In the next release I'll have them all removed so conflicts can't happen anymore. A short term fix for you would be to do this: Right click OpenEmu.app, hit 'Show Package Contents.' Go to Contents/Resources, open Controller-Database.plist and delete both keys for OEControllerRetrolinkSNES and OEControllerRetrolinkN64 then save. Also go to /Library/Application Support/OpenEmu/Bindings Configurations (where denotes your HOME folder) and delete Default.oebindings for good measure. Then start OpenEmu. You should now be able to use your Retrolink devices as expected but you'll have to map your own controls for them. Hi everyone, i read a lot about this issue but all report and fixes are for pc. I've read on windows you can go back to xna version of TA in the beta tabs but what about MAC? I do not find any XNA version on the list. How can i fixed it? I try to configure the controller in big picture but that's really impossible because steam do not recognize all the buttons i need and with the default settings TA won't either accept the 'start' one. PLEASE, HELP! I buy this game and i would like to have a 2 players match in versus mode without need to map the keyboard for that - i know how to do with keyboard but that's not a good 2 players game experience. Thanks everyone. Well I also use a mac, and I use these SNES USB controllers: (search ibuffalo on because I can't get the link to work). Do yours work with other games on your mac? I had to configure them in big picture, and I don't remember if I ran into any problems with that or not, but it worked perfectly in the end. I don't know how controllers work with Steam games, but Towerfall recognizes my controller and knows its name, and even knows what color the buttons are, so maybe Matt programmed the game to specifically recognize that controller? I'm not sure. So there are SNES USB controllers that work with Towerfall on Mac. I'm not sure if yours will. Wow thanks a lot. I've got this controller. I think it's quite the same of yours but for me in big picture it is impossible to configure. For example if i push left pad, no other 'directional buttons' will be configurable. Don't know why, seems to recognize just one directional button a time and i can't configure the all 4 (up/down/left/right). But everything is fine with the others, i mean the start and the colored buttons. I've try to delete my personal configuration and reset to the automatic one but in that mode the game do not recognize even the start. I use the same controller on OpenEMU and there they work great. I'm really stucked at this. Maybe better for me to buy some other SNES controller. THANKS A LOT OTTER, you are really kind. No problem!:) I just checked my big picture controller settings. Here's what happens: the SNES USB controllers treat left and right all as one 'axis' like a joystick would, not separate 'buttons.' Same goes for up and down. That's why you can't configure, say, left and right at the same time. Left and right is 'axis 0' and up and down is 'axis 1.' So in big picture mode controller settings, don't set anything to the DPAD buttons, instead set 'Left Stick X' to 'Axis 0' by pushing left or right on your controller, and 'Left Stick Y' to 'Axis 1' by pushing up or down on your controller. X Y A B should be set to the obvious ones that match up with the (XBOX?) controller shown, and L and R should be 'Left Shoulder' and 'Right Shoulder.' I have Start and Select as 'Start' and 'Back.' Set it all up like that and try Towerfall again and let me know how it goes! * Blog * Mulab Free Download * Pftrack Free Download * Ubuntu Install Cuda * Page Plus X7 Download * Download Wale Album * Cracks And Serials And Keygens Free Download * Zumba Fitness Dvd Free Download * Bidai Serial * Easeus Partition Master Serial * I'm Not A Human Being Album Download Zip * Gmod Darkrp Download * Metroid Samus Returns Soundtrack Download * Meep Download * Snes Controller Driver * Wusb54g V4 Driver * Pdf2id Crack * Deering Banjo Serial Numbers * Washburn Guitars Serial Number Lookup * Dark Sky Paradise Download * Download Backyard Football * Rogue One A Star Wars Story In Hindi Download * Access 2000 Runtime Download * Chahat Full Movie Download * Smart Audio Driver * Download Wale Album * Cracks And Serials And Keygens Free Download * Zumba Fitness Dvd Free Download * Bidai Serial * Easeus Partition Master Serial * I'm Not A Human Being Album Download Zip * Gmod Darkrp Download * Metroid Samus Returns Soundtrack Download * Meep Download * Snes Controller Driver * Wusb54g V4 Driver * Pdf2id Crack * Deering Banjo Serial Numbers * Washburn Guitars Serial Number Lookup * Dark Sky Paradise Download * Download Backyard Football * Rogue One A Star Wars Story In Hindi Download * Access 2000 Runtime Download * Chahat Full Movie Download * Smart Audio Driver Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates. 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