man: add information about the named evdev config files

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Christoph "baka0815" Schwerdtfeger 2018-08-19 11:15:20 +02:00
parent 989c0fa776
commit b0069ae134
1 changed files with 4 additions and 4 deletions

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@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ evdev_device_id_1 = X
evdev_mapping_1 = my_mapping.cfg
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You can create your own mappings with the \fBreicast-joyconfig\fR tool. You should either put them into the "mappings" folder inside the reicast config directory. As an alternative, you can specify an absolute path (which has to begin with a leading slash "/"):
You can create your own mappings with the \fBreicast-joyconfig\fR tool. You should either put them into the "mappings" folder inside the reicast config directory (~/.local/share/reicast) or as an alternative, you can specify an absolute path (which has to begin with a leading slash "/"):
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@ -82,17 +82,17 @@ evdev_device_id_1 = X
evdev_mapping_1 = /path/to/my_mapping.cfg
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If you don't specify a mapping file, \fBreicast\fR will use one of the pre-defined mapping files (e.g. for Xbox 360 controllers).
If you don't specify a mapping file, \fBreicast\fR will try to find a file withe the name of the specified input device in your "mappings" folder ("Logitech RumblePad 2 USB.cfg" for example) or use one of the pre-defined mapping files (e.g. for Xbox 360 controllers).
If the evdev input works for you, it's probably best to deactivate the legacy joystick API input:
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joystick_device_id =-1
joystick_device_id = -1
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If your version of \fBreicast\fR is compiled against X11, you might want to disable the built-in X11 keyboard support:
If your version of \fBreicast\fR is compiled against X11, you might want to disable the built-in X11 keyboard support as this can interfere if your controller is detected as a keyboard:
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