[SOLVED]mupen64plus and Logitech Dual Action Controller mapping issues

I'm trying to configure mupen64plus with a logitech controller (via m64py), but for some reason the main control stick doesn't map properly. Any other axis besides the main axis maps to the correct "axis (3+)" and "axis(3-)" position, but for some reason the main control stick maps to "hat(0 left)", "hat(0 right)", "hat(0 up)" and "hat(0 down)". When I try to load mupen64plus, it then gives an error saying that direction hat(0 up) and hat(0 left) are unknown directions and correspondingly, the two directions on the controller don't work.
I've tried re-defining the axes for axis(0+) and 0-, but that does not seem to do anything.
I have also tried switching from xpad to xboxdrv to see if there might be an improvement, but xboxdrv doesn't even detect the controller.
Does anyone have some suggestions for configuring this? Any help is appreciated.
Last edited by kev717 (2014-08-30 15:20:18)

I ran jscal from the terminal with
jscal -c /dev/input/js0
Strangely, the inputs for the '+' pad and the main analogue stick seem to be switched, i.e. the analogue stick only returns values of +1, 0, -1 for its axes and the + pad returns values of 1, 128, 255 for its axes... the other analogue stick returns the 1,128,255 axis values which makes sense since it's sensitive to amount of deflection.
I tried the SDL_JOYSTICK_DEVICE setting. That made the program detect a different joystick, however the configuration has the same issues as before (i.e. it's detecting the same joystick as being a different device, but the configuration is the same as before)
Last edited by kev717 (2014-08-30 02:10:06)

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*** Connected = Yes
*** Flashing lights on the controller forcing you into epileptic seizures = No ...Hurray
-Actually non of the four lights are lid.. When the controller is paired on the PlayStation it will be given a number 1-7 and the fact that this doesn't happen on the Mac, may properly cause that people are having problems connecting more than one controller to their Mac?? -I'm no expert in this field, just thinking loud..
If if if if if vol. 2
- If you fumble in step 1.4 and let go of the PS button and/or disconnect the USB cable to soon the lights will flash rapidly..
- If you disconnect the controller from Bluetooth and reconnect the controller by pressing the PS button, -which I believe is the only way to reconnect it, the lights on the controller will also start flashing rapidly..
- Or if the lights for some other reason are flashing rapidly..
-To make it stop, cause it's really annoying, do as follows:
2.0     Disconnect the controller in Bluetooth Preferences - The lights stops flashing when the controller is disconnected
2.1     Connect the controller to the USB cable - The lights starts flashing slowly
2.3     Press and hold down the PS button for about 5 seconds, release it, and then disconnect the USB cable..
          -You can also connect the USB cable first and then disconnect the Bluetooth afterwards, the difference is the same.. -Or press and hold the PS-logo           button on the controller for about 10 seconds to disconnect the controller from Bluetooth (The controller will go to sleep and turn the lights off)

I try this good tutorial!
Everything done but..
My PS3 controller connect, the bluetooth panel status is connected, favorite and configured, but "Services" result "NONE" :-(
When controller connect to my MacBook Pro, it continue to lights the led fast and it disconnect automatically from system after 15 seconds
I forget: I run OS X 10.8.2!
Message was edited by: Sethi78

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