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I have a wired XBOX 360 controller and a USB N64 controller. PJ64 2.3.2.202 will recognize either one, but not both. I can play single player with either, no problems. If I'm doing something wrong please tell me what. I open PJ64, and then plug both into any two USB ports on my windows laptop. I've even tried switching this order. I also tried downloading the plugin that might fix it, but PJ64 doesn't recognize it. (Ironic isn't it: that PJ64 won't recognize the patch that could help it recognize controllers) If it is a problem with my computer recognizing multiple inputs, how do I fix that? If it's a problem with PJ64, is there a patch, or is someone working on it? Or is it that the controllers are different kinds? I would prefer to not have to download anything if I don't need to, but if it's the only way. Or do I need to download a different emulator?
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How is it not working? Does it say there is no second controller plugged in? Does it just not take any inputs? Can you not even configure it?
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Project 64 does not seem to recognize a second controller, it will not even let me configure it. It will not recognize the inputs from a second controller, even when I switch their places. It does not say if there is or isn't a second controller plugged in. Is there any solution, what could I be doing wrong? Thank you for the help,
SuperGoldenMarioEye64 Last edited by SuperGoldenMarioEye64; 3rd October 2019 at 12:07 AM. |
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Also if it helps the XBOX 360 controller is a Madcatz brand, and the N64 style controller is a DragonRise.
And yes, I'm an American. Last edited by SuperGoldenMarioEye64; 3rd October 2019 at 12:06 AM. |
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Thank you for the help, I figured it out. I plugged in both controllers before even starting my computer.
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