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| asheenlevrai |
Posted on 20-12-06, 23:08
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Since: 12-06-20 Last post: 1229 days Last view: 1229 days |
Hi :) I recently bought this: https://www.amazon.com/Mcbazel-Controller-Android-PC-Adapter-Converter/dp/B07GJV2PTL/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=snes+usb+adapter&qid=1607295603&sr=8-6 The description mentions: "NOTE: extra driver may be required on Mac, which is NOT included" I tried my luck and connected the adapter to my iMac (with an original SNES controller attached to the adapter), launched bsnes v115 and the adapter seemed to work at first since I am able to map buttons in Preferences/Input. I might be limited to a single controller though since buttons mapping seem to yield the same values for both SNES controller ports on the adapter, but that isn't necessarily that big of a problem for me right now. However, when I launch a game, the SNES controller seem to be undetected/inactive in bsnes. Nothing happens when I press a button, any button. Thus I am wondering where the problem comes from. - Is the adapter outright incompatible with bsnes? - Do I need a mac-specific driver as the description note mentions? - anything else? Thank you very much for your help and guidance. Best, -a- |
| Screwtape |
Posted on 20-12-07, 08:18
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If bsnes can detect your controller in Preferences → Input, that's about as working as it can possibly be, no additional Mac-specific drivers should be necessary. From the "System" menu, look at the "Controller Port" sub-menus and verify that the device connected to that port is the device you mapped your SNES controller to - if you mapped your real-life controller to the "Super Multitap" device on Controller Port 2, but Controller Port 2 is configured to have a Mouse attached, then nothing will happen when you press the buttons. The ending of the words is ALMSIVI. |
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