That’s amazing. I’ve been looking for this info for ages ! I’ve always struggled controlling Batman ( the 3D one same as head over heels. ) now I know how to map the buttons. Same in alien 8 as I can’t pick up an item without going back to the virtual keyboard. Long live the speccy.
Great, but for some newer versions to setup fuse, you need to select "Save Core Remap File" in order to save the settings before restart RetroArch. If settings are to messed up, you can choose "Delete Core Remap File" and start over again.
I'm hoping Fuse will be updated to run like the Spectrum Next, with changeable speeds. The sound chip in that machine is excellent. It's not SID, but what is?
@@scottamero7909 Hi. I had an angry comment about helping people find and download games and I guess that person must have reported it to RUclips. I got a warning about it breaking Community Guidelines so I've removed those videos along with a few others. Shame, but no choice :(
Was going to ask does it require a keyboard permanently attached or can you assign a virtual keyboard to your gamepad, so you can start a game with a keypress. Speccy games require key presses. I have an Amiga mini with Speccy emulator under Pandory, but I can't get the controls to work. I'm hoping this option is better.
It's a shame there is so much menu diving to set it up. I used to have a pi zero, gen 1' inside a ZX SPECCY 48K Rubber KEYED MODEL. It was very slow, but I used to run the Gameboy Emulator on the big TV.
The keyboard does make the whole process easier but I think you can map some keys to buttons. You'd need to look in the documentation. I think you can set something up in the configuration files.
Unfortunately most of the home computers need a keyboard attached. You can try mapping some controller buttons to specific keys but different games need different keys so it gets very messy.
Sorry, random, came here for speccy advice (have a super console x pro), but wondered how you stay so trim? Gym? Diet? This is not a joke comment BTW! Also, have you used devices like super console to play speccy, amiga, c64 etc.?
Hi. I haven't used the pre built emulator boxes, but I think they mostly use the same RetroArch back end. For the home computers you'll need to have a keyboard plugged in. You can sort of get away with just a game controller but it gets awkward. Thanks for the comments. I do use the gym and try to eat healthily. Oddly enough I've got a few projects lines up for using gaming to help get fit (sort of!!). Watch out for those videos in the coming couple of months.
Nice job! Very helpful. I had to save my config after changing joystick and keyboard options (as these options didnt stick), even though i appear to have the same version of fuse as you?
Sorry about that. Someone complained about the video encouraging people to commit software piracy so RUclips gave me a warning and ordered me to delete it. Have a look at this video though - ruclips.net/video/oPg3iqKmDUM/видео.html. It's a coding tutorial where we use the Emuparadise website to demonstrate how you can manipulate web pages. Please note this is a coding tutorial and you should not use it to try to bypass broken Emuparadise links.
Hi. The workaround video had to be taken down as someone complained it was encouraging people to break copyright law. I have since made a new video showing you how to use Tampermonkey to alter web page code and used the Emuparadise site as an example of how you can manipulate links. Obviously you should not use this for downloading software, just as a programming tutorial.
Hi. Can you get to the RetroArch menu once the emulator starts? Have you gone through the steps to connect the keyboard to RetroArch. If you followed the steps in the video it should work OK. If not try uninstalling Fuse and then reinstall it. I hope this helps.
Brilliant. This was taking me forever and this video sorted it in seconds.
Hi. Great to hear it helped!
That’s amazing. I’ve been looking for this info for ages !
I’ve always struggled controlling Batman ( the 3D one same as head over heels. ) now I know how to map the buttons. Same in alien 8 as I can’t pick up an item without going back to the virtual keyboard. Long live the speccy.
Glad I could help!
Great, but for some newer versions to setup fuse, you need to select "Save Core Remap File" in order to save the settings before restart RetroArch. If settings are to messed up, you can choose "Delete Core Remap File" and start over again.
Thanks for the info. I'll check that out and see if the video needs an update.
Thank you so much, you make it very easy, it worked for me!
Glad it helped!
brilliant thanks, this is really helpful
No problem.
I'm hoping Fuse will be updated to run like the Spectrum Next, with changeable speeds. The sound chip in that machine is excellent. It's not SID, but what is?
That would be really good. I don't know how much development is going on with the project.
Thanx!!
You're welcome!
I like your videos. Keep it up.
Glad you like them! More coming.
@@BytesNBits what happened to Emuparadise video fix ?
@@scottamero7909 Hi. I had an angry comment about helping people find and download games and I guess that person must have reported it to RUclips. I got a warning about it breaking Community Guidelines so I've removed those videos along with a few others. Shame, but no choice :(
@@BytesNBits damn , i sent a message on your site did you get it
Tx for your help
No problem
for some reason holding down my hotkey won't open retroarch. I can to to Retroarch via RetroPie itself but then the options aren't available for me
Check your controller mappings and make sure you haven't got more than one function using the same hotkey combo.
@@BytesNBits Thank you! I'll check that out :D
Great Video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Was going to ask does it require a keyboard permanently attached or can you assign a virtual keyboard to your gamepad, so you can start a game with a keypress. Speccy games require key presses. I have an Amiga mini with Speccy emulator under Pandory, but I can't get the controls to work. I'm hoping this option is better.
It's a shame there is so much menu diving to set it up. I used to have a pi zero, gen 1' inside a ZX SPECCY 48K Rubber KEYED MODEL. It was very slow, but I used to run the Gameboy Emulator on the big TV.
The keyboard does make the whole process easier but I think you can map some keys to buttons. You'd need to look in the documentation. I think you can set something up in the configuration files.
how do i start a spectrum game WITHOUT a keyboard? Ultimate games needs to press 0 start game (sabre wulf)
Unfortunately most of the home computers need a keyboard attached. You can try mapping some controller buttons to specific keys but different games need different keys so it gets very messy.
and now go for jon ritter´s batman... thanks!
Sorry, random, came here for speccy advice (have a super console x pro), but wondered how you stay so trim? Gym? Diet? This is not a joke comment BTW! Also, have you used devices like super console to play speccy, amiga, c64 etc.?
Hi. I haven't used the pre built emulator boxes, but I think they mostly use the same RetroArch back end. For the home computers you'll need to have a keyboard plugged in. You can sort of get away with just a game controller but it gets awkward.
Thanks for the comments. I do use the gym and try to eat healthily. Oddly enough I've got a few projects lines up for using gaming to help get fit (sort of!!). Watch out for those videos in the coming couple of months.
Nice job! Very helpful. I had to save my config after changing joystick and keyboard options (as these options didnt stick), even though i appear to have the same version of fuse as you?
Strange. At least you've got it figured out. Have fun playing the games.
How did you save the config as I’m having the same issue. Thanks.
Can you do video on The bezel project on how to use it? Like how to shrink the bezels and enlarge bezels? Thanks, As Always, Be Smart and Stay Safe.
Hi. Good suggestion. I hadn't really looked at that project but it does look like fun!
@@BytesNBits Thanks for replying. As Always, Be Smart and Stay Safe.
Hi great videos as ever !! Just one thing i have a issue with my zx spectrum roms . the error message is Romset unknown . this is not a bug
Hi. Thanks. Do the ROMs work on other emulators? What file format are they?
The work around video isn’t available?
Sorry about that. Someone complained about the video encouraging people to commit software piracy so RUclips gave me a warning and ordered me to delete it. Have a look at this video though - ruclips.net/video/oPg3iqKmDUM/видео.html. It's a coding tutorial where we use the Emuparadise website to demonstrate how you can manipulate web pages. Please note this is a coding tutorial and you should not use it to try to bypass broken Emuparadise links.
@@BytesNBits I found it elsewhere wink wink Mr. Great channel, learnt a lot from you
@@Pyrobruce No problem. Enjoy the games.
Nicely done!
Thanks!
Hello can you not have the piboys buttons start and control the game rather than have to plug in a joystick?
If the piboy is recognised by RetroPie it should work OK.
Has the workaround script video been removed or do you not need it anymore?
Hi. The workaround video had to be taken down as someone complained it was encouraging people to break copyright law. I have since made a new video showing you how to use Tampermonkey to alter web page code and used the Emuparadise site as an example of how you can manipulate links. Obviously you should not use this for downloading software, just as a programming tutorial.
@@BytesNBits Thank you so much for the quick reply, most grateful.
Really enjoyed watching some of your videos last night, keep up the good work!
Thanks for the video. This didn't work for me but I am using lr-Fuse emulator that might be why?
Hi. The video info should work with the lr-fuse core. Did you manage to call up the RetroArch settings?
13:29 guys how to code like that?
Once you get used to where the commands are it actually gets quite useful.
when i press any key on the keyboard my game restarts
Hi. Can you get to the RetroArch menu once the emulator starts? Have you gone through the steps to connect the keyboard to RetroArch. If you followed the steps in the video it should work OK. If not try uninstalling Fuse and then reinstall it. I hope this helps.
@@BytesNBits i ended up playing the game on c64 instead, thanks tho
I don't know how all you European folk grew up with such awesome games but on a system that only produced weird weird colors..
We're a hardy bunch over here with low expectations of life in general.