MACROS' were implemented in the mobile emulators since it would allow users to manually assign their own custom commands to any one key press.for example the user would manually be able to assign the command Down+Right+A+B (the shinkou hadouken command) to the 'enter' button on the keypad.and allow users to save their custom configurations to seperate files and conveniently load em for each game. All one has to do is imagine the above layout on the keypad and compare it to the below layout and reason which concept would be more ideal to implement.I thought this up while playing a variety of emulated games and imagining how practical the controls would be to implement on the n900 since it lacks diagonals.Īlso It would be an even more grand idea if the concept of. Lets face it, take for example short hopping/jumping in KOF or MvC.tapping a key already assigned to UP+Right wouldn't allow you to perform such a task.with the above layout you can tap / hold down Up and Right to short hop accurately enough. The above layout would make movements in fighters like SF2 and also 3d adventures like supermario much more precise and accurate and would require less keys to configure. If someone was to allow user to make such a layout gaming commands would be much easier and precise, I dont want to make a long post so to make things short. Instead of having Up+right or Up+left commands, I think it would be much better/wiser if some one implemented the idea of having two right and left buttons so that button layout would be like this (I'm terrible at explaining).My idea layout: I've been thinking really hard lately.I think I've found a nice solution to using diagonals on the keypad. Would it be difficult to map diagonals to keys? I'm not counting on playing any of the fighters with the keyboard but the shoot-em ups/beat-em ups would be great with a little help hitting the diagonals. Great work! Now we just need a nice frontend with some config options for keymapping (or I guess I could get used to playing games southpaw). Using the arrow keys its damn hard to move diagonally up though. WOOOOOI tested using 1944, which has a lot going on on the screen, didn't really notice any slowdown or performance issues. I did have to run romcnv as root for some reason but whatever. I started over in /home/user/ and it went ok. Yeah I actually got it working on the subway on my way to work. Delete it from MyDocs, copy the tar.gz in /home/user, and in /home/user execute tar xvzf cps2emu_bin-0.1.tar.gz It should be installed in a ext3 partition. The problem is that /home/user/MyDocs is a fat32 partition.

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