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Newcomer Normal user Level: 6 Posts: 1/7 EXP: 659 Next: 248 Since: 05-27-22 Last post: 1269 days ago Last view: 1269 days ago |
Hello, I'm trying to unmap a button from my controller, because I don't want that mapping anymore as it's more annoying than anything now, however it won't work. I've seen people say backspace works, and it does for keyboard inputs, but not for controller inputs.
For information, this is what I'm using OS: Mac Build: Latest Mac64X Controller: Switch Pro Controller. |
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 Big melon the jerosene of the higher hill Level: 26 
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not sure if its any help as im using the complete opposite os as you but i had to plug the controller in first , then open the hotkey menu , then i was able to click on a key and press backspace , for some reason it didnt work unless a controller was plugged in . hope this works for you too ____________________ petrol for breakfast |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 6 Posts: 2/7 EXP: 659 Next: 248 Since: 05-27-22 Last post: 1269 days ago Last view: 1269 days ago |
This didn't work unfortunately, I'm not sure if there is another solution. Is there anyway I can change the input manually in the files?
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Member A Bad Doggy <3 Level: 21 
Posts: 65/116 EXP: 48429 Next: 1514 Since: 10-06-21 From: Netherlands Last post: 3 days ago Last view: 3 days ago |
You can modify the melonDS.ini file to achive this. Easiest would be to delete it, but you will need to set your bios again, if you had any. ========================== My Website - My BlueSky |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 6 Posts: 3/7 EXP: 659 Next: 248 Since: 05-27-22 Last post: 1269 days ago Last view: 1269 days ago |
Do you know where I can find this file, or if there's an alternative file for mac users? I can't find it. |
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Big melon the jerosene of the higher hill Level: 26
Posts: 94/179 EXP: 99473 Next: 2802 Since: 02-25-21 Last post: 31 days ago Last view: 6 days ago |
it should be in the same directory as your melonds program file is ____________________ petrol for breakfast |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 6 Posts: 4/7 EXP: 659 Next: 248 Since: 05-27-22 Last post: 1269 days ago Last view: 1269 days ago |
Admittedly, not too sure where this is or where to find it. I just installed melonDS and then put it in a folder within my Applications folder where all my roms are. |
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Member A Bad Doggy <3 Level: 21
Posts: 66/116 EXP: 48429 Next: 1514 Since: 10-06-21 From: Netherlands Last post: 3 days ago Last view: 3 days ago |
Then the file should be there. Perhaps its a hidden file? I know unix likes to hide files for some reason. ========================== My Website - My BlueSky |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 6 Posts: 5/7 EXP: 659 Next: 248 Since: 05-27-22 Last post: 1269 days ago Last view: 1269 days ago |
Unfortunately I couldn't find it, even showing hidden files :/
It's honestly a really strange issue. |
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Member A Bad Doggy <3 Level: 21
Posts: 67/116 EXP: 48429 Next: 1514 Since: 10-06-21 From: Netherlands Last post: 3 days ago Last view: 3 days ago |
Interesting...Let me quickly power on my mac and see if I can find anything. ========================== My Website - My BlueSky |
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 6 Posts: 6/7 EXP: 659 Next: 248 Since: 05-27-22 Last post: 1269 days ago Last view: 1269 days ago |
I appreciate the help and patience! |
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Big melon Administrator Level: 30 
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the config should be in ~/Library/Preferences/melonDS/melonDS.ini ____________________
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Newcomer Normal user Level: 6 Posts: 7/7 EXP: 659 Next: 248 Since: 05-27-22 Last post: 1269 days ago Last view: 1269 days ago |
Thank you so much! |
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Member A Bad Doggy <3 Level: 21
Posts: 68/116 EXP: 48429 Next: 1514 Since: 10-06-21 From: Netherlands Last post: 3 days ago Last view: 3 days ago |
Unfortunately, I too can not find an melonDS.ini file. This seems to be an issue that lays with MacOS. But selecting a key and then pressing backpace to unmap them did work for me. I'm sorry I'm unable to help. 😔 Edit, I posted this after I saw the other comments. Whoops. 😅 ========================== My Website - My BlueSky |
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