#SCUMMVM CONTROLS ANDROID HOW TO#
#SCUMMVM CONTROLS ANDROID INSTALL#
#SCUMMVM CONTROLS ANDROID CODE#
#SCUMMVM CONTROLS ANDROID PS3#

#SCUMMVM CONTROLS ANDROID INSTALL#

If (scumm_stricmp(SDL_JoystickName(_joystick), charPS3) = 0) else if (ev.jbutton.If you bought the Humongous Flash Bundle that happened like a year ago and would like to play them on Android, you could just download and install the DRM-free installers or Steam versions, copy the game files to a phone/tablet, and emulate them with ScummVM, which is almost certainly what the Android versions in this bundle are doing.Д®DIT: I made a script that will copy the files for you. HACK by someone who has never written a line of C or C++ in his life We are now going to paste the following lines between the // HACK comment and the // END HACK comment in a new line directly under the ) line so that it should look like this: // Enable joystick _joystick = SDL_JoystickOpen(joystick_num) We're going to compare the name of the controller that SDL2 uses to our known controller names and, if they match, set the buttons accordingly.Дown around line 163 (if you've pasted in the stuff in step 3 already) is this: // Enable joystick Insert IF statements to set your controller buttons at runtime JOY_BUT_VKBD=5 // Virtual Keyboard - LB (no default in SDL2)Д¬onst char *charRaphClassic = 'raphnet technologies 1-player WUSBMote v2.1' // must match SDL name for Raphnet AdapterД¤. JOY_BUT_PERIOD=7 // RT - uncomment if you want to use for Period JOY_BUT_ESCAPE=6 // LT - uncomment if you want to use for Escape On this controller, confusingly, RT is on the LEFT and LT is on the RIGHT The small Home button is the Pause (Spacebar) key Unlike the above, I've set Start to F5 (because I think it'll be used more) Same layout as PSX and X360 - reverse A&B and X&Y for SNES style controlsД¬onst char *charF300 = 'MAYFLASH Arcade Fightstick F300' // must match SDL name for MAYFLASH Arcade Fightstick F300 JOY_BUT_VKBD=4 // Virtual Keyboard - LB (no default in SDL2)Д¬onst char *charBuffaloSNES = 'USB,2-axis 8-button gamepad ' // must match SDL name for Buffalo Classic USB Gamepad JOY_BUT_VKBD=10 // Virtual Keyboard - L1 (no default in SDL2)Д¬onst char *charX360 = 'Microsoft X-Box 360 pad' // must match SDL name for X360 controller

#SCUMMVM CONTROLS ANDROID PS3#

Static uint8 JOY_BUT_VKBD=10 // Virtual Keyboard (no key assigned by default)Д¬onst char *charPS3 = 'Sony PLAYSTATION(R)3 Controller' // must match SDL name for PS3 controller Replace them with these lines: // ScummVM SDL default button layout - if the controller is configured below these get overwritten I'm sure this is very bad practice (for reasons I don't understand), but I'm not trying to win a programming award, I'm trying to make ScummVM less of a pain to use.ДЄ little further down around line 49/50 are the hardcoded DEFINE macros that have the current default buttons.Дelete these lines: #define JOY_BUT_LMOUSE 0 Delete existing button macros, replace with static variables, add per-controller functions sudo nano /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/scummvm/backends/events/sdl/sdl-events.cppДЈ. Some of the steps here are identical to those in the Reddit thread, but I'll copy them here for consistency: The solution, proposed in this Reddit thread works fine and is great if you only want to ever use one controller in ScummVM, but if like me you have multiple controllers and want to be able to use any of them in ScummVM ( independently, not at the same time!), this post may interest you. The controller configuration is hardcoded, and for certain controllers (like the PS3 controller) this results in really weird button assignments by default. Major credit to dudleydes on Reddit for the original inspiration.If you have no interest in compiling ScummVM from source, stop reading now.If your preferred controller works fine in ScummVM and you're happy with it, stop reading now.I have never written a line of C or C++ in my life until today.

#SCUMMVM CONTROLS ANDROID CODE#

Moved code to Github so you can see easily what has been modified from the original file.Д®dit 20180224: Added virtual keyboard button and instructions to compile with virtual keyboard support.Д®dit 20180227: ScummVM has its own strcmp replacement function scumm_stricmp().

#SCUMMVM CONTROLS ANDROID HOW TO#

Added detailed instructions on how to add your own configuration. Moved button definitions to separate functions near the top of the file.

Copy, paste and make your own changes.Д®dit 20180218: removed dependency. You can get the entire modified file from my Github fork to save you typing it all out. If/when RetroPie moves to a more recent release, this will be obsolete. Note: This HOWTO assumes you're using the 2.0.0 release branch of ScummVM, as supplied by the RetroPie scripts.

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