Having in the past successfully used a PS4 controller with Lakka on a Cubox-i4x4 I expected that my brand new Hori Arcade Stick v4 (Hayabusa) would work great. Unfortunately it does not, despite being correctly detected, nothing happens when I move around the stick or press buttons.
Er, help?
You’ll probably need to either map the buttons manually or create an autodetection file. This is easiest accomplished through the RGUI menu, so go to settings > drivers and change ‘menu driver’ from xmb to rgui. Restart RetroArch and it should put you in the retro-styled “green” menu, where you can go to settings > input settings and ‘bind all’. Optionally, you can use this process to create an autoconfigure file: http://libretro.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3550 When you’re all set and ready to go back to the fancy Lakka menu, just go back into settings > drivers and change the menu driver back to xmb from rgui and restart.
[QUOTE=hunterk;25979]You’ll probably need to either map the buttons manually or create an autodetection file. This is easiest accomplished through the RGUI menu, so go to settings > drivers and change ‘menu driver’ from xmb to rgui. Restart RetroArch and it should put you in the retro-styled “green” menu, where you can go to settings > input settings and ‘bind all’. Optionally, you can use this process to create an autoconfigure file: http://libretro.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3550 When you’re all set and ready to go back to the fancy Lakka menu, just go back into settings > drivers and change the menu driver back to xmb from rgui and restart.[/QUOTE]
Thanks, I’ll have a go!
Update: it worked, and you don’t even have to go to RGUI, it can be done from XMB.
Oh nice. Glad you got it going 