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 If you receive an error message saying something similar to "cannot save remap file", check for these folders: If you receive an error message saying something similar to "cannot save remap file", check for these folders:
   * ''/userdata/system/configs/retroarch/inputs/''   * ''/userdata/system/configs/retroarch/inputs/''
-  * ''/userdata/system/.config/retroarch/config/remaps/''+  * ''/userdata/system/configs/retroarch/config/remaps/''
  
 If they don't exist, create them and try again. If they don't exist, create them and try again.
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 You may have noticed the "Analog to Digital Type" setting. This setting is handled in //ES// as the Joystick-to-Dpad advanced system setting (or similarly named), however if you have a saved remap file then the setting in your remap file will take priority over ES's setting. You may have noticed the "Analog to Digital Type" setting. This setting is handled in //ES// as the Joystick-to-Dpad advanced system setting (or similarly named), however if you have a saved remap file then the setting in your remap file will take priority over ES's setting.
  
-Remap files are saved to ''/userdata/system/.config/retroarch/remaps/(core name)/(core/folder/game name).rmp'' (you will need to enabled "Show hidden folders/files" in your file manager to view this directory).+Remap files are saved to ''/userdata/system/configs/retroarch/remaps/(core name)/(core/folder/game name).rmp'' (you will need to enabled "Show hidden folders/files" in your file manager to view this directory). 
 + 
 +=== libretro: PUAE/VICE === 
 + 
 +Controls for these computer emulators are stored in its core options, accessed via **Quick Menu** -> **Options** -> **RetroPad Mapping Options**. These take whatever you have assigned to the equivalent button in the **Controls** menu to another controller layer unique to this core.  
 + 
 +{{:screenshot-2021.12.16-10h11.18.png?720|}} 
 + 
 +{{:screenshot-2021.12.16-10h11.29.png?720|}} 
 + 
 +{{:screenshot-2021.12.16-10h11.39.png?720|}} 
 + 
 +{{:screenshot-2021.12.16-10h12.18.png?720|}} 
 + 
 +Then change your keymaps as appropriate. PUAE/VICE have decided to use the SNES layout for reference here, so A is {{:wiki:east.png?nolink&20|East button (A SNES)}}, B is {{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}}, X is {{:wiki:north.png?nolink&20|North button (X SNES)}} and Y is {{:wiki:west.png?nolink&20|West button (Y SNES)}}. 
 + 
 +{{:screenshot-2021.12.16-10h13.44.png?720|}} 
 + 
 +Once you're done, back out one menu and scroll up to **Manage Core Options**. 
 + 
 +{{:screenshot-2021.12.16-10h14.35.png?720|}} 
 + 
 +{{:screenshot-2021.12.16-10h16.29.png?720|}} 
 + 
 +To save the remapping for just this game, **Save Game Options**. Otherwise, to apply it to all games in the same folder as this game, **Save Content Directory Options**. 
 + 
 +{{:screenshot-2021.12.16-10h16.40.png?720|}} 
 + 
 +===== MAME =====
  
 <WRAP center round todo> <WRAP center round todo>
-Information on particular cases and exceptions for particular RetroArch cores need to be added here.+Massively improve this section.
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
  
-===== DosBox standalone =====+MAME machines can be remapped in-game: 
 +  - Press ''[Enter]'' or push in ''[L3]'' + ''[R3]'' to open up the MAME menu. 
 +  - Go to **Input for this game** and press ''[Enter]'' or {{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}}. 
 +  - Select the desired input to remap and press ''[Enter]''/{{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}}, followed by the key/button desired to remap to. 
 +    * Inputs can be cleared by double-tapping ''[Enter]''/{{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}} instead. 
 + 
 +Remap configuration files are stored at ''\userdata\saves\mame\mame(version)\cfg\'' 
 + 
 +===== Pad2key ===== 
 + 
 +This functionality can help you create a per-game mapping of your controller to keyboard keys, in order to play games from old computers like Apple II, Sinclair or DOS and Windows games that are finicky with their joypad support. 
 + 
 +It can also, to some extent, be used to define additional emulator command shortcuts from the controller (such as force-closing the emulator with ''[Alt]'' + ''[F4]'', not advisable if you like having non-corrupted save data). 
 + 
 +==== Define a system-wide pad2key mapping ==== 
 + 
 +The first thing to do is to select a game in the game list and press ''[SELECT]'', go to **ADVANCED SYSTEM CONFIGURATION** and select **Create pad to keyboard configuration**. 
 + 
 +{{ :emulators:pad2key_option.png?480 |Screenshot of the options screen}}  
 + 
 +<WRAP center round tip> 
 +If a game has a config setting for itself, it'll not use the system-wide config at all, so editing the system-wide config will have no effect on the game itself. 
 +</WRAP> 
 + 
 +From there, select a key for each button on your Batocera RetroPad for Player 1 and/or Player 2. 
 + 
 +{{ :emulators:pad2key_configuration.png?540 |Screenshot of the pad2key configuration window listing the gamepad buttons}} 
 +{{ :emulators:pad2key_keyboard.png?640 |Screenshot of the pad2key configuration window showing the keys that can be assigned to a button}} 
 + 
 +<WRAP center round tip> 
 +To create a mapping to send a combination ("chord" or "combo") instead of a single key, use {{:wiki:north.png?nolink&20|North button (X SNES)}} to enter each of the initial keys in the combination, and use {{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}} to enter the final key. 
 +</WRAP> 
 + 
 + 
 +==== Pad2key configuration file ==== 
 + 
 +Once your pad2key configuration is done for a specific game, it stays saved as a ''padto.keys'' or ''game_name.keys'' file next to your rom/in your Windows game directory folder. For a system-wide configuration, it'll be saved in ''/userdata/system/configs/evmapy/system-name.keys''. It is a plain JSON file with. Example: 
 + 
 +    { 
 +    "actions_player1": [ 
 +        { 
 +            "trigger": [ 
 +                "hotkey", 
 +                "start" 
 +            ], 
 +            "type": "key", 
 +            "target": [ 
 +                "KEY_LEFTALT", 
 +                "KEY_F4" 
 +            ] 
 +        }, 
 +        { 
 +            "trigger": "up", 
 +            "type": "key", 
 +            "target": "KEY_UP" 
 +        }, 
 +        { 
 +            "trigger": "down", 
 +            "type": "key", 
 +            "target": "KEY_DOWN" 
 +        }, 
 +        { 
 +            "trigger": "a", 
 +            "type": "key", 
 +            "target": "KEY_RIGHTSHIFT" 
 +        } 
 +      ] 
 +   } 
 +    
 +=== Action profiles === 
 + 
 +A singular keys file may contain the action profiles for multiple players. ''%%"actions_player1"%%'' will contain the actions for player 1, ''%%"actions_player2"%%'' for player 2 and so on. Each action profile contains its own unique set of triggers and targets. Example: 
 + 
 +<code> 
 +{ 
 +"actions_player1": [ 
 +    { 
 +        "trigger": [ 
 +            "hotkey", 
 +            "start" 
 +        ], 
 +        "type": "key", 
 +        "target": [ 
 +            "KEY_LEFTALT", 
 +            "KEY_F4" 
 +        ] 
 +    }, 
 +    { 
 +        "trigger": "up", 
 +        "type": "key", 
 +        "target": "KEY_UP" 
 +    } 
 +  ], 
 +"actions_player2": [ 
 +    { 
 +        "trigger": [ 
 +            "hotkey", 
 +            "start" 
 +        ], 
 +        "type": "key", 
 +        "target": [ 
 +            "KEY_LEFTALT", 
 +            "KEY_F4" 
 +        ] 
 +    }, 
 +    { 
 +        "trigger": "up", 
 +        "type": "key", 
 +        "target": "KEY_UP" 
 +    } 
 +  ] 
 +} 
 +</code> 
 + 
 +In Batocera **v37** and above, light guns can also contain their own actions. These are unique to the light guns, and thus use their own actions profile: ''%%"actions_gun1"%%''. Example: 
 + 
 +<code> 
 +{ 
 +    "actions_gun1": [ 
 +        { 
 +            "trigger": [ 
 +                "3", 
 +                "2" 
 +            ], 
 +            "type": "key", 
 +            "target": [ 
 +                "KEY_LEFTALT", 
 +                "KEY_F4" 
 +            ] 
 +        } 
 +    ] 
 +} 
 +</code> 
 + 
 +=== Triggers === 
 + 
 +== Batocera Retropad names == 
 + 
 +The gamepad buttons are referred to specific values, they are as follows:  
 + 
 +  * D-Pad UP : ''%%"trigger": "up"%%'' 
 +  * D-Pad DOWN : ''%%"trigger": "down"%%'' 
 +  * D-Pad LEFT : ''%%"trigger": "left"%%'' 
 +  * D-Pad RIGHT : ''%%"trigger": "right"%%'' 
 +  * ''[START]'' : ''%%"trigger": "start"%%'' 
 +  * ''[SELECT]'' : ''%%"trigger": "select"%%'' 
 +  * {{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}} : ''%%"trigger": "b"%%'' 
 +  * {{:wiki:east.png?nolink&20|East button (A SNES)}} : ''%%"trigger": "a"%%'' 
 +  * {{:wiki:west.png?nolink&20|West button (Y SNES)}} : ''%%"trigger": "y"%%'' 
 +  * {{:wiki:north.png?nolink&20|North button (X SNES)}} : ''%%"trigger": "x"%%'' 
 +  * Left stick UP : ''%%"trigger": "joystick1up"%%'' 
 +  * Left stick DOWN : ''%%"trigger": "joystick1down"%%'' 
 +  * Left stick LEFT : ''%%"trigger": "joystick1left"%%'' 
 +  * Left stick RIGHT : ''%%"trigger": "joystick1right"%%'' 
 +  * Right stick UP : ''%%"trigger": "joystick2up"%%'' 
 +  * Right stick DOWN : ''%%"trigger": "joystick2down"%%'' 
 +  * Right stick LEFT : ''%%"trigger": "joystick2left"%%'' 
 +  * Right stick RIGHT : ''%%"trigger": "joystick2right"%%'' 
 +  * ''[L1]'' : ''%%"trigger": "pageup"%%'' 
 +  * ''[R1]'' : ''%%"trigger": "pagedown"%%'' 
 +  * ''[L2]'' : ''%%"trigger": "l2"%%'' 
 +  * ''[R2]'' : ''%%"trigger": "r2"%%'' 
 +  * Push in ''[L3]'' : ''%%"trigger": "l3"%%'' 
 +  * Push in ''[R3]'' : ''%%"trigger": "r3"%%'' 
 +  * ''[HOTKEY]'' : ''%%"trigger": "hotkey"%%'' 
 + 
 +== Batocera light gun == 
 + 
 +Most Batocera light guns will automatically map themselves as a virtual keyboard and pointer device, associating their ID with a particular player controller. More info on each individual light gun mapping can be found on [[emulators:lightgun_games#button_mapping_wip|the light gun page]]. 
 + 
 +  * Primary fire : ''%%"trigger": "left"%%'' 
 +  * Secondary fire : ''%%"trigger": "right"%%'' 
 +  * ''[START]'' : ''%%"trigger": "middle"%%'' 
 +  * Aux button 1 : ''%%"trigger": "1"%%'' 
 +  * Aux button 2 : ''%%"trigger": "2"%%'' 
 +  * Aux button 3 : ''%%"trigger": "3"%%'' 
 +  * Aux button 4 : ''%%"trigger": "4"%%'' 
 +  * UP : ''%%"trigger": "5"%%'' 
 +  * DOWN : ''%%"trigger": "6"%%'' 
 +  * LEFT : ''%%"trigger": "7"%%'' 
 +  * RIGHT : ''%%"trigger": "8"%%'' 
 + 
 +=== Targets === 
 + 
 +== Keyboard key names == 
 + 
 +The targeted keyboard key uses the same names as the ones reported by triggerhappy events they can be displayed using the ''%%thd --listevents%%'' command. Here are some examples: 
 + 
 +  * Alphabetical keys 
 +    * ''[A]'' : ''%%"target": "KEY_A"%%'' 
 +    * ''[Z]'' : ''%%"target": "KEY_Z"%%'' 
 +  * Number key (not the numpad) 
 +    * ''[1]'' : ''%%"target": "KEY_1"%%'' 
 +    * ''[0]'' : ''%%"target": "KEY_0"%%'' 
 +  * Numpad keys 
 +    * ''[0]'' : ''%%"target": "KEY_NUMERIC_0"%%'' 
 +    * ''[1]'' : ''%%"target": "KEY_NUMERIC_1"%%'' 
 +    * **%%*%%** : ''%%"target": "KEY_NUMERIC_STAR"%%'' 
 +  * Function keys 
 +    * ''[Esc]'' : ''%%"target": "KEY_FN_ESC"%%'' 
 +    * ''[F1]'' : ''%%"target": "KEY_FN_F1"%%'' 
 +    * ''[Enter]'' : ''%%"target": "KEY_ENTER"%%'' 
 + 
 +=== External sources === 
 + 
 +Alternatively Pad2keys config files can be [[:scrape_from|scraped]] off screenscraper.fr, if the option is enabled for it. 
 + 
 +You can find some examples from the [[:updates_and_downloads|Content Downloader]] for Windows games like Ri-Li or Super Mario War, both with embedded pad2key config files. 
 + 
 +=== Launching commands with the pad2key === 
 + 
 +As you saw earlier, the pad2key can be used to simulate keyboard presses, however, it can also be used to launch specific commands. Replace the ''"type" : "key"'' to ''"type" : "exec"'', and set the ''"target"'' to the command. 
 + 
 +For example: 
 + 
 +<code> 
 +        { 
 +            "trigger": [ 
 +                "hotkey", 
 +                "pageup" 
 +            ], 
 +            "type": "exec", 
 +            "target": "batocera-screenshot" 
 +        } 
 +</code> 
 +can be used to launch the ''batocera-screenshot'' command with the hotkey+L combo, effectively letting you screenshot in systems that don't support a screenshot feature, but that support the pad2key. 
 + 
 +==== DosBox standalone ====
  
 A part of the configuration of [[systems:dos|DosBox]] you can configure pad2key to assign your //controller// to keys on the virtual keyboard. This is especially useful for console-to-PC ports, but may not be as usable for games primarily focused on keyboard control. A part of the configuration of [[systems:dos|DosBox]] you can configure pad2key to assign your //controller// to keys on the virtual keyboard. This is especially useful for console-to-PC ports, but may not be as usable for games primarily focused on keyboard control.
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 <input name="joystick2left"  value="C Button L" /> <input name="joystick2left"  value="C Button L" />
 <input name="joystick2right" value="C Button R" /> <input name="joystick2right" value="C Button R" />
 +</inputList>
 +
 +</file>
 +
 +<file - input.xml - V38 and later>
 +<inputList>
 + <defaultInputList>
 + <input name="AnalogDeadzone" value="0,0" />
 + <input name="AnalogPeak"     value="32768,32768" />
 + <input name="l3"             value="Mempak switch" />
 + <input name="r3"             value="Rumblepak switch" />
 + <input name="a"             value="C Button R" />
 + <input name="b"             value="A Button" />
 + <input name="x"             value="C Button U" />
 + <input name="y"             value="B Button" />
 + <input name="start"         value="Start" />
 + <input name="select"         value="" />
 + <input name="pageup"         value="L Trig" />
 + <input name="pagedown"      value="R Trig" />
 + <input name="l2"             value="Z Trig" />
 + <input name="r2"             value="" />
 + <input name="up"             value="DPad U" />
 + <input name="down"           value="DPad D" />
 + <input name="right"         value="DPad R" />
 + <input name="left"           value="DPad L" />
 + <input name="joystick1up"    value="Y Axis" />
 + <input name="joystick1down"  value="Y Axis" />
 + <input name="joystick1left"  value="X Axis" />
 + <input name="joystick1right" value="X Axis" />
 + <input name="joystick2up"    value="C Button U" />
 + <input name="joystick2down"  value="C Button D" />
 + <input name="joystick2left"  value="C Button L" />
 + <input name="joystick2right" value="C Button R" />
 + </defaultInputList>
 + <!-- Alt inputs for n64 style controllers -->
 + <n64InputList>
 + <input name="AnalogDeadzone" value="0,0" />
 + <input name="AnalogPeak"     value="32768,32768" />
 + <input name="l3"             value="Mempak switch" />
 + <input name="r3"             value="Rumblepak switch" />
 + <input name="a"             value="B Button" />
 + <input name="b"             value="A Button" />
 + <input name="x"             value="C Button U" />
 + <input name="y"             value="C Button L" />
 + <input name="start"         value="Start" />
 + <input name="select"         value="Z Trig" />
 + <input name="pageup"         value="L Trig" />
 + <input name="pagedown"      value="R Trig" />
 + <input name="l2"             value="C Button D" />
 + <input name="r2"             value="C Button R" />
 + <input name="up"             value="DPad U" />
 + <input name="down"           value="DPad D" />
 + <input name="right"         value="DPad R" />
 + <input name="left"           value="DPad L" />
 + <input name="joystick1up"    value="Y Axis" />
 + <input name="joystick1down"  value="Y Axis" />
 + <input name="joystick1left"  value="X Axis" />
 + <input name="joystick1right" value="X Axis" />
 + <input name="joystick2up"    value="" />
 + <input name="joystick2down"  value="" />
 + <input name="joystick2left"  value="" />
 + <input name="joystick2right" value="" />
 + </n64InputList>
 </inputList> </inputList>
  
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 ===== Dolphin ===== ===== Dolphin =====
  
-<WRAP center round todo 60%> +Remapping Dolphin's controls are a bit more involved, especially since it supports two major systems. It is recommended to watch Batocera Nation's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBCDPbgQR4I|excellent video tutorial on the subject]], however a written guide is available below.
-Gotta confirm Wii settings. +
-</WRAP>+
  
 ==== Wii ==== ==== Wii ====
  
-Firstly, if you'd like Batocera to handle emulated Wiimotes/Wii Classic Controller input, enable ''wii.emulatedwiimotes'' as described [[systems:wii#configuring_gamepad|on this page]]. This works best for games that support control via the Wii Classic Controller or the Gamecube Controller. This can also be saved on a per-game basis by utilizing configuration files.+<WRAP center round tip> 
 +The simplest solution to playing Wii games is to use a real Wiimote connected to your system via a Mayflash adapter bar; this can be [[https://wiki.batocera.org/systems:wii#controllers_for_the_wii|set up externally]]. 
 +</WRAP>
  
-If you prefer to use Dolphin's interface for configuring controls instead of Batocera's configuration files, read on.+Firstly, if you'd like Batocera to handle emulated Wiimotes/Wii Classic Controller input, enable ''wii.emulatedwiimotes'' as described [[systems:wii#configuring_another_controller_to_simulate_a_wiimote_wii_classic_controller_gamecube_controller|on this page]]. This works best for games that support control via the Wii Classic Controller or the GameCube Controller. This can also be saved on a per-game basis by utilizing configuration files.
  
-FIXME+If you prefer to use Dolphin's interface for configuring controls instead of Batocera's preset configurations, read on. 
 + 
 +<WRAP center round important> 
 +A mouse and keyboard will be required to navigate these menus. 
 +</WRAP> 
 + 
 +On the system menu, open Files with ''[F1]'' on the keyboard and navigate to **Applications** -> **dolphin-config**. This will open Dolphin's menu. Navigate to **Controllers** in the toolbar (or press ''[F1]'' on the keyboard). 
 + 
 +{{emulators:screenshot-2021.04.25-15h10.11.jpg?720|Dolphin's menu as it appears on all platforms.}} 
 + 
 +Ensure "Emulate the Wii's Bluetooth adapter" is checked, and that the first Wii Remote is set to "Emulated Wii Remote", then click **Configure**. 
 + 
 +{{:dolphin_emulated_wiimote.png|}} 
 + 
 +This will open the controller configuration menu. Make sure the controller you intend to use is selected at the top-left of the window. For instance, here the Xbox controller is being selected to emulate the Wiimote: 
 + 
 +{{:dolphin_controller_devices.png|}} 
 + 
 +Set up your emulated Wiimote as you'd like, and then save your profile in the top-right of the window. 
 + 
 +{{:dolphin_wii_controller_profile.png|}} 
 + 
 +<WRAP center round info> 
 +The control panel itself is intuitive and easy to follow, but has extremely powerful scripting features. Further documentation available at https://dolphin-emu.org/docs/guides/configuring-controllers/#Emulated_Wii_Remote. 
 +</WRAP> 
 + 
 +And now your controller is remapped in Dolphin. The profile used will be the last selected profile in Dolphin's controller configuration menu for that controller when no [[#save_per-game_remap_profiles|game-specific profile]] specifies otherwise.
  
 ==== GameCube ==== ==== GameCube ====
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 {{emulators:dolphin-gc-controller5.jpg?720|This is critical!}} {{emulators:dolphin-gc-controller5.jpg?720|This is critical!}}
  
-And now your controller is remapped in Dolphin. +And now your controller is remapped in Dolphin. The profile used will be the last selected profile in Dolphin's controller configuration menu for that controller when no [[#save_per-game_remap_profiles|game-specific profile]] specifies otherwise.
- +
-<WRAP center round todo 60%> +
-This needs to be tested with other controllers. +
-</WRAP>+
  
 <WRAP center round info> <WRAP center round info>
 The control panel itself is intuitive and easy to follow, but has extremely powerful scripting features. Further documentation available at https://dolphin-emu.org/docs/guides/configuring-controllers/#GameCube_Controller. The control panel itself is intuitive and easy to follow, but has extremely powerful scripting features. Further documentation available at https://dolphin-emu.org/docs/guides/configuring-controllers/#GameCube_Controller.
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
 +
 +==== Save per-game remap profiles ====
 +
 +Controller remaps can be applied to specific games via ''dolphin-emu-config'' as well.
 +
 +After creating and saving a custom profile, go back to Dolphin's main menu and right click on the game you'd like to use the custom profile for.
 +
 +{{:dolphin_game_properties.png?720|}}
 +
 +Go into **Properties**.
 +
 +{{:dolphin_game_properties_window.png|}}
 +
 +Go into **Editor**.
 +
 +{{:dolphin_game_properties_window_editor.png|}}
 +
 +Then in the "User Config" text box, ensure the dropdown menu is set to "Presets" and type the following into the window:
 +
 +<code>
 +[Controls]
 +PadProfile1 = <profile>
 +</code>
 +
 +where ''<profile>'' is the name of the custom profile you'd like to use for that game.
 +
 +For setting this profile for more than just player 1, append the following:
 +
 +<code>
 +PadProfile2 = <profile>
 +PadProfile3 = <profile>
 +PadProfile4 = <profile>
 +</code>
 +
 +Not all players have to use the same profile. An example user config might look like this:
 +
 +<code>
 +[Controls]
 +PadProfile1 = triggers on L2 R2
 +PadProfile2 = triggers on L2 R2
 +PadProfile3 = triggers on L1 R1
 +PadProfile4 = Peters super cool custom config
 +</code>
  
 ===== Controllers with only one analog stick ===== ===== Controllers with only one analog stick =====
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 If you'd like to reconfigure the default keyboard bindings for all systems emulated by a libretro core (such as if you don't have a controller to use or you're in an all-in-one device like a netbook), refer to [[:advanced_retroarch_settings#reconfiguring_the_keyboard_for_retroarch|the keyboard controls section of the advanced RetroArch settings page]] instead. If you'd like to reconfigure the default keyboard bindings for all systems emulated by a libretro core (such as if you don't have a controller to use or you're in an all-in-one device like a netbook), refer to [[:advanced_retroarch_settings#reconfiguring_the_keyboard_for_retroarch|the keyboard controls section of the advanced RetroArch settings page]] instead.
 +
 +===== Default light gun mappings =====
 +
 +Here are the default light gun mappings, in case you're configuring an emulator which does not support "press the button to map" remapping functionality:
 +
 +^ Global keyboard/mouse code  ^ Wiigun button  ^ Wiigun code   ^ Sinden button    ^ Sinden code  ^ GUN4IR button  ^ GUN4IR code  ^ AimTrack button  ^ AimTrack code  ^ AElightgun button  ^ AElightgun code  ^ Dolphinbar button  ^ Dolphinbar code  ^ GunCon2 button  ^ GunCon2 code  ^
 +| BTN_LEFT                    | B              | BTN_EAST      | Trigger          | BTN_LEFT     | Trigger        | BTN_LEFT     | Trigger          | BTN_LEFT       | Trigger            | BTN_LEFT         | B                  | BTN_LEFT         | Trigger         | BTN_LEFT      |
 +| BTN_RIGHT                   | A              | BTN_SOUTH     | Pump/Front left  | BTN_RIGHT    | Offscreen/A/C  | BTN_RIGHT    | Right side       | BTN_RIGHT      | Left mouse         | BTN_RIGHT        | A                  | BTN_RIGHT        | C               | BTN_RIGHT     |
 +| BTN_MIDDLE                  | PLUS           | KEY_NEXT      | Back left        | BTN_MIDDLE   | B              | BTN_MIDDLE   | Left side        | BTN_MIDDLE     | Middle mouse       | BTN_MIDDLE       | –                  | –                | START           | BTN_MIDDLE    |
 +| BTN_1                       | MINUS          | KEY_PREVIOUS  | Front right      | KEY_1        | START          | KEY_1        | –                | –              | 1                  | BTN_1            | –                  | –                | SELECT          | BTN_1         |
 +| BTN_2                       | 1              | BTN_1         | Back right       | KEY_2        | SELECT         | KEY_5        | –                | –              | 2                  | BTN_2            | –                  | –                | A               | BTN_2         |
 +| BTN_3                       | 2              | BTN_2         | –                | –            | –              | –            | –                | –              | 3                  | BTN_3            | –                  | –                | B               | BTN_3         |
 +| BTN_4                       | HOME           | BTN_MODE      | –                | –            | –              | –            | –                | –              | 4                  | BTN_4            | –                  | –                | –               | –             |
 +| BTN_5                       | ↑              | KEY_UP        | ↑                | KEY_UP       | ↑              | KEY_UP       | –                | –              | Up                 | KEY_UP           | –                  | –                | ↑               | 5             |
 +| BTN_6                       | ↓              | KEY_DOWN      | ↓                | KEY_DOWN     | ↓              | KEY_DOWN     | –                | –              | Down               | KEY_DOWN         | –                  | –                | ↓               | 6             |
 +| BTN_7                       | ←              | KEY_LEFT      | ←                | KEY_LEFT     | ←              | KEY_LEFT     | –                | –              | –                  | –                | –                  | –                | ←               | 7             |
 +| BTN_8                       | →              | KEY_RIGHT     | →                | KEY_RIGHT    | →              | KEY_RIGHT    | –                | –              | –                  | –                | –                  | –                | →               | 8             |
  
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