Sword of the Beserker problem

keyboardsamurai · September 21st, 2004

I just managed dump the iso last night and the game works great except one problem. I can't use the D-Pad to control Guts. I can use all other buttons on controller, and during menu selections it works great. I'm getting great fps count and decent sound from it. Just can't go very far without being able to move up or down 0_x .

I've got a 10 button thrustmaster (12 button counting start & select) and this is the first game that hasn't allowed me to use the controller?

Any help would be great. TIA

Thx N advance

Bopig! · September 21st, 2004

Well, not sure why it's not working for that game but I do have a solution. There's this program called JoyToKey that emulates keyboard inputs on a joypad. Give it a try. Here's the link:
JoyToKey

keyboardsamurai · September 21st, 2004

Problem solved. ThX

I'm guessing it's using the Analog as the controller instead of the Dpad so I had to map the Analog to the Dpad controlls. The menus most likely just use the regular dpad which is why it was workin.

been using JTK for a while with mugen just hate remapping (rap.

Cid Highwind · September 24th, 2004

Yes it's true, sword of the berserk uses analog for movement

There are more games that work in the same way, so you might keep that in mind

September 21st, 2004	#1 (permalink)
keyboardsamurai Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 12	Sword of the Beserker problem I just managed dump the iso last night and the game works great except one problem. I can't use the D-Pad to control Guts. I can use all other buttons on controller, and during menu selections it works great. I'm getting great fps count and decent sound from it. Just can't go very far without being able to move up or down 0_x . I've got a 10 button thrustmaster (12 button counting start & select) and this is the first game that hasn't allowed me to use the controller? Any help would be great. TIA Thx N advance

September 21st, 2004	#2 (permalink)
Bopig! In My Opinion... Join Date: May 2003 Location: Edmonton, AB Canada Posts: 294	Well, not sure why it's not working for that game but I do have a solution. There's this program called JoyToKey that emulates keyboard inputs on a joypad. Give it a try. Here's the link: JoyToKey __________________ -Bopig! Nexopia: Bopig

September 24th, 2004	#4 (permalink)
Cid Highwind Ramma Gay Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Somwhere out in space? The Land of the Free? Heaven or Hell? Posts: 11,675	Yes it's true, sword of the berserk uses analog for movement There are more games that work in the same way, so you might keep that in mind __________________ PC Specs: CPU: Intel E4400 @ 2.66GHz GPU: ATi HD4870 / 512MB / Core: 775 / Mem: 1025 Mobo: Gigabyte EP35-DS3 (rev 2.1) SPU: Creative X-Fi Xtreme Music RAM: 2GB Corsair XMS2 DDR800 @ 4-4-4-12 ~ 800MHz HDD: 320GB Western Digital 16MB Caviar SE PSU: Hiper Type-R 580W Geometry Wars: 198.400 Lumines: 523.879 Rip: Cid's Bleemcast 28-08-2007 X360/Wii/PS3 belong to the current generation, update your mindset FFS

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September 21st, 2004	#3 (permalink)
keyboardsamurai Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 12	Problem solved. ThX I'm guessing it's using the Analog as the controller instead of the Dpad so I had to map the Analog to the Dpad controlls. The menus most likely just use the regular dpad which is why it was workin. been using JTK for a while with mugen just hate remapping (rap.