Button Mapping

[Captain Murphy]

Man I'm happy to hear that. I thought I was goofed up in the head after attempting this lol

 

[RageBurner]

Man I'm happy to hear that. I thought I was goofed up in the head after attempting this lol

Nah. It would be more intuitive to self build a lunar lander, believe me.

 

[Captain Murphy]

Sounds like you've had it rough too. I have to figure out how to play this game with a controller tho. It's bothering me. I loved EVO search for Eden and the prequel that I'm trying to play is even crazier and more nuanced in its storyline and game design... but it's off-limits for now, I guess.

 

[Yousef Yousef]

Oh? I played very little of that. My brain maps circle (or B or A, depending on your controller preference) as "defensive maneuver", be it dash, dodge, roll, or what have you.

Good.
Well, I could be more psychopathic and map jump to R1, because that’s how Ape Escape does it.

 

[RageBurner]

Sounds like you've had it rough too. I have to figure out how to play this game with a controller tho. It's bothering me. I loved EVO search for Eden and the prequel that I'm trying to play is even crazier and more nuanced in its storyline and game design... but it's off-limits for now, I guess.

I can take a look around and see if there is a standalone PC-98 emulator that is a little more user friendly. If I recall correctly, though, the game you are trying to play is natively keyboard and mouse driven, so i'm not sure if it can be mapped properly.

 

[SoraSquood]

Now, the most extensive mapping I've ever done was for some emulators, mainly PlayStation so mapping controls to the dualshock 4 was never an issue.

So dolphin was the one time I've really mapped one controller to another. I mapped A, B, Y, and X to...well, X, Square, Triangle, and Circle respectively, L and R to the triggers, and Z to the right bumper. C stick was right stick, obvs.

In terms of in-game button mapping. Devil May Cry. Nero's Blue Rose on right trigger, DT on the D-pad.


Fixed my sentences, sounded dumb.