1. 'Set all' allows you to set buttons in order-unfortunately the UI doesn't clearly show which button is active due to the fact that Windows seems to have removed the concept of a focus ring. Same goes for any button. Click on the text for the button you want to set, press the key, and so forth.
  2. The apps you’re trying to use the Playstation controller with must be compatible with Bluetooth controllers as well, for example I use mine in OpenEMU just fine but it doesn’t “show up” in the app or anything, it just works in the games (SNES emulator for me), but you can modify the button responses for the generic controller setup.
  3. Added gameplay preference to allow playing with controllers while in the background. Added automap support for PS4 Slim DualShock 4 (model CUH-ZCT2). Improved importing Multi-Disc Games. Fixed case where games would not load if a previous game failed to load. Fixed a potential crash when checking for and downloading core plugin updates.
  4. Many games are much more fun with a controller, or at least offer a more familiar gaming experience. Oh, and if you happen to use an iPhone or iPad for gaming instead, you can also use game controllers for those devices too, including Xbox One, PS4, Switch, third party controllers, and others too.

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03-15-2021, 03:49 AM
Hello, complete n00b here. At the risk of alienating and irritating the whole board, and thus being forced into hiding in shame and never showing my face on these boards again, lest the shame carry over to my children and their children, because I'm asking an irritating question I shouldn't even have the nerve to bring up to this community's elite, I'm trying my best to get Dolphin up and running on a couple MacOS-based devices with extremely limited luck. I'd really like to dive back into Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door, which was one of my absolute favorite titles on the Gamecube/Wii platform. As the optical drives in my Gamecube and Wii have long since ceased cooperating with me, I decided to go the route of emulation.a
I've got OpenEmu set up and running swimmingly on my A2141 MacBook Pro, the only problem is that the game hangs near the beginning due to an emulator core based issue, and of course, OpenEmu is too locked to allow the end user to swap out emulation cores. I also just bought an M1 Mac mini as the centerpiece of a nice, little home workstation setup. I've got Dolphin downloaded on both machines, and the .iso will boot on either machine, but I cannot get any inputs recognized - synced, then forgotten, and resynced my PS4 controller on both machines, and when I go to define the controls, zero response from Dolphin., no matter how I set up my controls. I can't even get my keyboard's keystrokes to register in Dolphin on either machine.
Again, Dolphin runs on both, the .iso boots on both, but no controls, no matter what input method I try. I've tried redefining the controls, my input's not recognized at all, on either keyboard or PS4 gamepad.
Outside of Dolphin, the PS4 controller works great on OpenEmu and what native Mac games support it, and the PS4 controller, along with the keyboard, work perfectly in Windows via bootcamp.
If anyone could please shed some light on this, or tell me exactly what step my idiot brain is skipping in getting what looks to be an amazing piece of emulation software (Dolphin) up and running, it would be greatly appreciated. I really wanted to turn the little M1 into a fancy emulation box.. But without The Thousand Year door, what's the point..? ?
If anyone bothers to answer, thank you very much, and as I n00b, I hope I'm not being too much of a pain by asking.

What is OpenEmu?

OpenEmu is an open-source emulator especially for the Mac OS, released in 2013 by your OpenEmu Team. This multi-video game system provides an interface for hardware emulation on many consoles such as the Nintendo Entertainment System, Genesis, Game Boy and more. Its architecture allows other developers to add new kernels to the core system without reporting specific APIs for Mac OS. OpenEmu displays boxes for each game and automatically sorts them on one platform. This allows you to create playlists of your favorite games by category on various platforms, and to unite the controller circuits for each of the systems that are copied – all with an easy to understand and attractive interface. Best of all, OpenEmu handles the main emulation engine behind each platform.

Best Features of OpenEmu

OpenEmu has a backend that uses multiple video game machines while supporting the familiar Mac OS UI. OpenEmu is also available for the latest version of the Mac OS. Let’s see some OpenEmu features:

• High-quality OpenGL scaling, multi-streaming playback, and other optimization.

• 3D real-time effects and image processing

• Filter graphics to improve the appearance

• Full-screen support

• The ability to play multiple ROMs simultaneously

• Ability to scan installed hard disk ROMs

• Automatic downloads of game and tracking information

• Library of all features that support multiple views, collections (categories), and game ratings

• Automatic organization of optional ROM files in the library folder

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• Full cost-effectiveness of state support, including automatic storage status

• Improved gamepad support

Downloading of ROMs

OpenEmu can play games, but you have to download them separately. OpenEmu supports games for Atari, Game Boy, NES, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 64, Genesis, Sony PlayStation, Sony PSP, Super Nintendo and many more. After you find the ROM, open the App Store and download The ‘Unarchiver’, a free program that allows you to open ROM packages.

You can add games to OpenEmu by dragging ROM to the main interface window. OpenEmu is looking for an art box. However, if you can’t find it, use Google Image Search to find your own. Download it to your desktop and drag the image to ROM with colorful lines. New image replaces it. OpenEmu includes a number of personalized games, each of which looks and feels like the classic console version. Open the main program menu and select the Homebrew tab to see a list of available games. Classic Kong Complete, Pac-Man, Super Bat Puncher, and many others feel a part of your old school collection.

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Preparation of controllers

Playing the great games with a typical Mac keyboard is boring, you can switch to the high-end controllers. OpenEmu shows that it is compatible with USB or Bluetooth controllers that are compatible with HID. OpenEmu automatically maps controls for PlayStation Dualshock 3 and 4, Nintendo Switch Pro controllers, and many other legacy systems. The Xbox One controller is compatible with downloadable drivers. If you have a compatible controller, configure it by clicking OpenEmu> Settings> Control. From there, you will see a tree wallpaper with a system selection drop-down menu. When you select a system, the image console control is displayed with the appropriate memory controller on the left. Then connect the USB controller or connect via Bluetooth, and on the Gamepad menu, click the Input menu to select the USB controller. Now click on each field and set the action to the appropriate button on your controller. This will ensure that your controller is properly connected to game control, regardless of which game you are playing.

Recommended controls

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If you don’t have a compatible main controller, there are many USB compatible models that you can get at a low price. Some recommended controllers are Classic NES USB Controller, classic Buffalo USB Gamepad, Logitech Gamepad F310, and X-Arcade Tankstick + Trackball

How to Play Retro Games using Emulators

Once you downloaded all favorite games on your computer, install the front end, which can move many emulators. With Mac, OpenEmu is a fantastic option, supports many different systems and has a great user interface. If you own a Mac and like retro games like Galaga, Berzerk, Centipede, Contra, Dig Dug, Donkey Kong or Frogger, you might find that there are very few video game emulators specifically made for Apple Macs. Currently, you can only play this retro game through your openEmu on your Mac. It’s not an emulator, but a software package that creates a simplified environment for stores, a vintage-themed design interface that reminds Apple iTunes. Usually, the front end requires an emulator to play ROM from the downloaded game.

But here with OpenEmu is different, which comes with a built-in market, where you can download emulators specifically for the various game ROMs that you want to play on your Mac as if you were at the Apple iTunes Store. From there you have to download a different ROM for the game itself.

Let’s see how to play retro games using OpenEmu.

1. Download the OpenEmu frontend.

2. Open the DMG file after the download is complete

3. Drag your OpenEmu to the Mac application folder

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4. Open the App Store and download Unarchiver for free, which allows you to open the ROM package

This is basically thing; Where you get the ROM is entirely up to you. After you download the ROM, the procedure for playing ROM with OpenEmu is quite clear:

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1. Drag each ROM to the main window on the right side of the OpenEmu interface

2. OpenEmu looks for the Art Network panel, but you can find it manually using Google Images

3. Drag the image and move it to the colorful rod image above the ROM

4. Select the console on the left side of OpenEmu.

5. Select the game you want to play

6. Double-click the element field

7. The game is loaded as if it were running on the original console

Your ROM must be played with small problems, even though your game looks like a very high-quality 1080p monitor that our computer might have. To return to the same look and feel as on a CRT monitor, you need to put the OpenEmu scan line as follows:

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1. Open File

2. Select “Preferences”

3. Select “Library”

4. Select “Filter”

5. Select the “Scanned Lines”

Why are you waiting? Let’s play your classic retro games on openEmu (http://openemu.org).

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