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| DarkZero 607th Post
 
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|  "Re(1):Is there a way...(KOF2k3 question)"
, posted Sun 1 Feb 09:49
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...to enable 8-way controls in MAME32 Plus0.78ui? By the looks of it, there is no way to alter the controls to alter it and I've looked pretty much everywhere on the game and online to no avail. Please help!
I don't have the actual program, so I can't tell you anything definitively, but you may want to search through any .ini files that came with the program. Just look for anything labelled "Controls" or "Keys" or any of the actual buttons, like Up, Right, A, B, etc. There's a chance that the diagonal directions, if they're available at all, might not have a value set.
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| Mozex 250th Post
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| "Re(2):Is there a way...(KOF2k3 question)" , posted Sun 1 Feb 10:25
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I don't have the actual program, so I can't tell you anything definitively, but you may want to search through any .ini files that came with the program. Just look for anything labelled "Controls" or "Keys" or any of the actual buttons, like Up, Right, A, B, etc. There's a chance that the diagonal directions, if they're available at all, might not have a value set.
I doubt that. In emulator terms, 4-way is used to recreate games like pacman or galaxian which had joysticks that could not be pushed into the corners. If you run in 4-way mode you ignore the input if the joystick is pushed in a diagonal.
To my knowledge, no emulator uses seperate buttons for the diagonals as they are not buttons on the arcade hardware, just a combination of L/R+U/D.
Funny note - some games do odd things if you push both L and R or U and D because it's physcally impossible to do so on the hardware without opening up the control switches.
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