Some games still have the occasional slowdown in places or occasional audio breakup here and there but for the most part the ones that do work run just fine (Mario 64, Zelda Ocarina, Banjo Kazooie to name but a few).Īll that's about to change soon, as MDFMKanic (the guy who brings us these cores) is working on and is soon to release some of the best & fastest N64 cores available on any system.
#How to remap rpg maker controls full#
The current N64 core runs many games at full speed on the SNES Mini when set up correctly, while some others simple grind to a halt or just don't work properly.
You can of course change which buttons you assign to whichever games function/move best suits you but DON'T change the "D-pad" ones as those are the ones that will allow you to move the character around using the D-Pad.
You can do that from the following setting in RetroArch. NOTE: Make sure that you have RetroArch set to enable it to load remap files automatically. Now go back to the RetroArch "Main Menu" and select "Quit RetroArch" (you need to quit RetroArch so that it will save your remap or config files for further use, if you don't and you exit RetroArch via "Select & Down then it wont save your remap or configs files for some reason but you only need to do that once and it will save the files properly if you use "Quit RetroArch". Next select "Load Remap File" and then the folder "GlupeN64 GLES2" (or select the Mupen folder if you are using the Mupen core) and in that folder you should find the remap file you just created and select that. Now scroll back up the menu and select "Save Game ReMap File". Control Stick X-Īuto: D-Pad Right, (Key: right). Control Stick Y+Īuto: D-Pad Left (btn), (Key: left). Control Stick Y-Īuto: D-Pad Down (btn), (Key: down). Start ButtonĪuto: D-Pad Up (btn), (Key: up). C Button (C3)Īuto: Start (btn), (Key: enter). Then set the following options/ settings for player 1 as follows to remap the controller to be fully playable on your SNES Mini.Īuto: Select (btn), (Key: rshift). Go into the RetroArch menus via "Select and Start". I'd simply go into RetroArch select "Main Menu/ Quick Menu/ Controls" or create a remap file in a text editor and change the options/ setting to as follows (for this example I'm using "Super Mario 64"). To remap a standard SNES Controller (wired or wireless) to make it be able to play N64 games (without the need for a compatible N64 controller with analogue joystick) then.
#How to remap rpg maker controls how to#
The following is an example of how to remap a standard wired or wireless SNES controller to play N64 games and it should give you an idea of what to do and more importantly what you have to do to make sure the "Remap" file is saved. If you mess things up in there then quite often you will find yourself unable to navigate and use the RetroArch menus.ĪLWAYS instead use "Main Menu/ Quick Menu/ Controls" in RetroArch to remap a controller. NEVER use the "Settings/ Input/ User Binds" to remap a controller. To remap a controller in HakChi do the following. The most import part for you here is the buttons you need to assign to the D-Pad/ analogue part of the controller, which if you assign them as in this example it will change the D-Pad/ Analogue to movement instead of C-Buttons. While the following info is about how to remap a Standard wired or wireless SNES Controller to play N64 games and I have never used a Wii Controller, it should however guide you in what your need to do in order to remap a controller on the SNES Mini for N64 games.
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