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Button Combination does not work for Gamecube IGR (in-game-reset) with xbox one/x/s controller #1163

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zeus86 opened this issue Feb 9, 2025 · 5 comments

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@zeus86
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zeus86 commented Feb 9, 2025

BlueRetro firmware version

v25.01 hw1 gamecube

BlueRetro firmware specification

HW1

BlueRetro firmware variant

System specific

BlueRetro hardware type

External adapter dongle (1 port only)

Manufacturer

generic aliexpress one, most likely a clone from retrotime's GC-adapter

System used

Nintendo GameCube

Bluetooth controller brand & name

Xbox One/X/S Controller

Bluetooth Adapter brand & name

ID 0489:e0e2 Foxconn / Hon Hai Wireless_Device

What is the problem? (only list ONE problem per report)

I've seen in another issue (#512 ), that it is possible to archieve buttoncombinations by simply assigning a src-button multiple times in a row.

However, for the ingame-reset of swiss on gamecube this seems not to work. the game registers the buttons in series instead of simultaneously as it seems. The default combination for an IGR is RightShoulderButton + Z + B + D-Pad-Down. If I press the button-combination manually, it works, but as a combo it does not.

I wanted to use the otherwise useless share button on the xbox-one/x/s controller, so i removed the default entry for this button, and added the four buttons at the bottom.

Relevant config:

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(I also tried Analog R instead of Digital R. Tested with v24.06 (IIRC) and current v25.01)

Am I missing something here?

What did you expect to happen?

Button Combinations should work at the same time, not serialized.

@darthcloud
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Did you try to add a 5th entry with Analog R?

Maybe swiss expect both the analog portion and digital end to be pressed simultanously like a real controller would do.

@zeus86
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zeus86 commented Feb 11, 2025

Did you try to add a 5th entry with Analog R?

Maybe swiss expect both the analog portion and digital end to be pressed simultanously like a real controller would do.

you are absolutely right, that indeed did the trick, analog r followed by digital r and then the rest indeed worked.
...this would be nice in a default preset, as those modern extra-buttons are unused anyways...

...now i just have to find out, why src- and dst-label keep resetting on every connect, and all settings seem to reset on power loss... is this normal? or what should I look out for?

however, thanks so far, the initial issue is solved by your suggestion.

@darthcloud
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label are just to help do the mapping, its not saved

@zeus86
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zeus86 commented Feb 11, 2025

ah, okay, i see. however, it would be very helpful (especially on multiple adapters and multiple controllers) to have this setting persistent to keep track of things, but if this is intended for now, there is at least no reason to worry there... maybe it would be helpful to mention this in the docs...

@darthcloud
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Ok I updated the wiki to clarify this.
https://github.com/darthcloud/BlueRetro/wiki/BlueRetro-BLE-Web-Config-User-Manual#24---mapping-config

Thanks!

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