The d-pad buttons on the Playstation controller are emitted as a вЂњfakeвЂќ axis X/Y, and IвЂ™m guessing this is pretty standard so most games will detect the pad first. This is simply the way joystick-axis are set up on Linux (again, confirmed by source). Now let me see if I can explain how I have set this up.ДЇirst of all, the gamecon_gpio_rpi controller maps axis as follows: X/Y, RX/RY, HAT0X/HAT0Y confirmed by source code. Can anyone please point me in the right direction? So IвЂ™m pretty much out of ideas at this point expect. IвЂ™ve tried switching controllers to other versions (using other SCPH numbers) but this changes nothing. Setting input_l_x_plus_axis to h0right does nothing, as does setting it to axis numbers 5 and 6. IвЂ™ve tried running jscal to try to correct for this but to no effect. But the fine-movement noise from the stick causes button presses all over the place. Same thing happens in retroarch input config menus: Hat axis are assigned as buttons. If I run retroarch-joyconfig it wants to assign these axis as buttons. But I think that axis 5 and 6 reported as hats may be the problem (or some part of it). Joystick (PSX controller) has 6 axes (X, Y, Rx, Ry, Hat0X, Hat0Y) and 12 buttons (BtnX, BtnY, BtnTL, BtnTR, BtnTR2, BtnSelect, BtnStart, BtnMode, BtnThumbL, BtnThumbR, ?, ?).ДЄll axis look and work fine when testing them in jstest. IвЂ™m pretty sure all my settings are fine, as dpad and buttons all work perfectly and by running Ape Escape I can confirm that the right analog stick works as expected. Gamecon_gpio_rpi map=0,0,0,0,7,7 psx-delay=10Д®verything is working smooth except for this one last thing thatвЂ™s driving me absolutly insane: Left analog stick refuses to cooperate! The gamecon_gpio_rpi module is loaded like this: My setup: A Raspberry Pi 2 using one (or two) Sony Dual-Shock PSX (PS1/PS2) controllers linked up via GPIO, running on RetroPie 2.6.

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