Is this up as a joystick or as the mouse/a key? (I don't think 0.6 let you set it as a key).
Default port is 8889, if you change this, you must change it in the 3DS's 3DSController.ini as well,
Throttle controls the delay between checking for new packets (in milliseconds), a high number will have slightly more lag between pressing a button on the 3DS and receiving it on the PC, however will make the application use less CPU. In my experience, 20 is a reasonable throttling amount,
Mouse Speed controls how fast the Circle Pad or Touch Screen moves the mouse. If set to 0 and using the Touch Screen, it will set to the absolute position, rather than moving relatively to last position,
vJoy Device chooses which device to connect to. Set this to 2 in a second instance of 3DSController to use a second 3DS at the same time, perhaps for multiplayer.
Circle Pad, C Stick and Touch can be MOUSE, JOYSTICK1, or JOYSTICK2.
JOYSTICK1 uses X and Y. JOYSTICK2 uses Rx and Ry. These are axes 0, 1, 3 and 4 respectively, leaving 2 and 5 unused.
KEYS will enable Pad directions (eg. Pad Left, C Stick Right) to map to regular keys (no vJoy necessary).
D Pad can be KEYS or POV. POV will automatically choose a continuous or 4 directional POV hat depending on what is set in your vJoy Config. KEYS will allow Left, Right and etc. to be buttons as previously.
Buttons can be a letter for a keyboard key (like Q, W, E, R, T, or Y), a special keyboard key (like SPACE, CLICK, RIGHT CLICK, ENTER, BACKSPACE, SHIFT, TAB, LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, PAGE UP, PAGE DOWN, WINDOWS, ESCAPE, CONTROL or ALT), or a joypad button (JOY1, JOY2, JOY3, to JOY16).
If you want to use JOY9 through JOY16 you need to reconfigure vJoy. Search for vJoy Config in your start menu and set buttons to 16.
Alternatively, you can disable any key by binding it to NONE.
Make sure to use a single space, not a tab for seperating settings,
Port: 8889
Throttle: 20
Mouse Speed: 3
vJoy Device: 1
Circle Pad: KEYS
C Stick: MOUSE
D Pad: KEYS
Touch: MOUSE
A: SPACE
B: E
X: CONTROL
Y: SHIFT
L: CLICK
R: RIGHT CLICK
ZL: CONTROL
ZR: SHIFT
Start: ESCAPE
Select: Q
Tap: NONE
Left: A
Right: D
Up: W
Down: S
Pad Left: A
Pad Right: D
Pad Up: W
Pad Down: S
C Stick Left: NONE
C Stick Right: NONE
C Stick Up: NONE
C Stick Down: NONEThe L and R buttons on the 3ds are just buttons, so not really. You could set the volume slider to one of them if you really wanted. Otherwise, hopefully XPadder lets you use a regular button for them? (I know x360ce allows this).
I don't really understand how either of your issues could be cia specific since it's still the same code. Have you checked if the same happens with the .3dsx? I'm a bit out of my depth here, sorry. (I know there are a few extra services from the *hax that cia wouldn't get, but surely that wouldn't lead to messing up the whitespace when reading a file?)
Huh, cool to know it doesn't freak out about the volume not being sent. Thanks for testing! (It would be nice to have a second test on that recent cia since I don't really get what's happening there, but no rush if you're busy! I probably should go find an exploitable system of my own, or a friend's.)
If the D Pad/C Pad/C Stick isn't set to keys, the individual keys are ignored. As for the POV, do you have it enabled in vJoy?
What does it look like on the vJoy monitor, if anything? POV1 isn't a valid setting, so it's probably fallen back to using keys. I've noticed that if I have numlock on, the arrows are interpreted as numbers instead (which is weird, because the program specifically sends the arrow keys, which are separate from the numpad keys?) So yeah. See if it shows up in the vJoy monitor when set to POV. If so, maybe PCSX2 wants the other kind of POV?
The settings are case sensitive, though idk how you're getting it to work as both. For me JOY3 works properly as the button, Joy3 types a j and joy3 types a *. So make sure it's all caps! (This might be a simple thing to fix though, so maybe I'll look into that later?)
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