Solved Mapped 2P Buttons Don't Behave Correctly

[tdelios]

@Substring How can I tell? I was just told that it was a 2P xin-mo and by looking at it, it has 18 pins for each player

[Substring]

@tdelios I meant pi ? odroid ? x86 ?

[tdelios]

@Substring Raspberry Pi3

[Substring]

@tdelios For the xin-mo, you should only map the first player and force it as player 1, the system will autoconfigure the P2 (both inputs and player position)

[tdelios]

@Substring what do I set the 1Player and 2Player values on the controller setup.

1Player = "#0 Xin-Mo" and 2Player = "Default"

or

1Player = "#0 Xin-Mo" and 2Player = "#1 Xin-Mo"

[tdelios]

@tdelios nvm.. read the previous post history on this

[tdelios]

@Substring your awesome!

it was my mistaken to configure the buttons for both controllers.. .Once I configured only the 1 PLAYER and not both.. and then setup the controller for 1P = #0 XIN-MO and 2P = #1 XIN-MO .. then I was good to go..

THANKS!
tom

[Substring]

@tdelios i'm glad you can now enjoy your recalbox

[subvers]

@Substring maybe you can help me.
I have a 3H Dual arcade encoder(it's a xin-mo clone) and managed to configure player 1 and 2 but the problem is that I cannot use diagonals on the joysticks, for example down-right. I use rasberry pi with the last version of recalbox.

[Substring]

@subvers no hadoken possible ? Which version number is your last recalbox ? 4.0.2 or 4.1 ?