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I have two different USB new controllers. They are different brands and everything, but for some reason, If you press B on controller 1, it presses A on controller 2, and pressing A on controller 2 presses B on controller 1. Is there any way to keep this from happening? I have tried different emulators, but the same thing happens.
Thank you in advance.
EDIT: If it helps, I am on x86_64
Last edited by cjewe (2014-07-04 19:44:37)
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What emulators are you using?
Have you tried an evtest?
Have you tinkered with /dev/input?
Are you using js* or event*?
Which controllers do you have?
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I tried mednafen and fcuex. I do not know to how to run an evtest. I haven't tinkered with /dev/input. I don't know how to switch between js* and event*, but I was suspecting that was the problem. I do not know the actual brands of the controllers, as I got them both as gifts, but they are different brands.
EDIT: I think one is a "TOMEE" brand new controller and the other is " GTRON".
Last edited by cjewe (2014-07-05 16:24:32)
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Bump.
I know this is generally frowned upon, but I think this is an appropriate topic to bump. If not, sorry.
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Provide more information about those controllers.
lsusb
lsmod | egrep 'hid|joy|js|ff'Search for vid and pid for those devices to provide more information. When you figure out what modules they use, and there is probably one and the same module used, show with what parameters it is loaded (systool -v -m modules_name). What if you disable one gamepad with xinput?
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I did check they use the same module. My laptops screen just messed up again, its been doing this so will have to reply once it is fixed.
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