 No.21601
AJR Developer
Jun 29, 2023, 22:17
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There's a good explanation for this: the DISCiPLE device also adds two Interface II-type (i.e. keyboard-mapped) digital joysticks, and MAME maps the directional inputs for the first joystick to the cursor keys, so the system thinks two keys are being pressed at once. Nullifying the codes for "Kempston\Sinclair P1" in the input menus allows the cursor keys work normally. |
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No.24413
holub Tester
1 day ago
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That is pure default mapping issue, but: 1) 48 Model works well without noted issues 2) 128+ Use PLUSn lines and here we have cursor keys mapped to keyboard arrows For Spectrum cursors are 5678 + CS DISCiPLE use 6789 keys and maps it to global Player(1) joystick - which also use arrows When we press LEFT for example... Spectrum asserts CS+5 (for cursors) and 6 (for DISCiPLE) DOS can't identify unique mapping CS+5+6 and resisting to proceed with the move 3) As for me, using arrows for global default joystick's mapping is too error prone, especially for keyboards were arrows exist (I expect such to dominate) I don't see any clean possibility except 3 (avoid arrows for global joystick default) for making the mapping clean in this situation. The user obviously can override defaults and drop mapping for minor device in heir configuration. |
 No.24416
cuavas Administrator
22 hours ago
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Changing to minor/input as this is just a mildly irritating case of conflicting default assignments. There isn't much that can be done about it. |