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Now, if you look under Online updater in Retroarch, you will see an "Update Controller Profiles".

(I believe loading auto config profiles is enabled by default, but if not it's a simple ON/OFF option in Retroarch under the Settings, Input menu as well) This will save that mapping and anytime you attach that controller it should apply it automatically. In the same Retroarch, Settings, Input menu, you will see a "Save Controller Profile". This doesn't affect the keyboard settings. Once you attach a controller, you can use the same "Set All Controls" in Retroarch to do the same thing for your XBOX 360 controller. If you don't like how it's mapped, you can go into Retroarch settings, Input, and "Set All Controls" again to remap them as you like. These mappings are saved in your Retroarch.cfg file and will initially be used by everything in Retropad. So your 5 key is mapped to the Retropad Select button, and your 1 key is mapped to the Retropad Start button, etc.

So any controllers you use, including your keyboard are mapped to that layout.īy default, Retroarch has set up keyboard mapping that closely matches the default keyboard settings of the iPac Ultimate. It has a D-Pad, two analog sticks, A, B, X, Y, left thumb, right thumb, Select and Start buttons, and left and right triggers. Retroarch directs all input to an abstract Retropad controller which is a cross between a SNES controller layout and a Dualshock controller layout. Sorry I was so vague, I tend to be less detailed when using the phone on forums.