I was looking at what 'wahoo' posted on this thread and would like to do something similar with a batch file: The registry key I export to the file that contains the settings is this That imports the settings into the windows registry from a previously exported Reg file and the '/s' ignores warning messages. I created a bat file that runs before startup 'Lauch Before' that loads a specific registry file for GoldenEye and it works although the syntax is probably really poor (I am not a DOS programmer).Įssentially what I do is pass the to the batch file and if the file name contains '*Goldeneye*' then I run this command to import registry settings that suit Goldeneye: I noticed that after you load the controller config files it writes the settings into the registry. I am using XBOX 360 Wireless Controllers for all games so I have a Project64 controller config files for Goldeneye and a different one for Mario Kart 64 for example. Want to reload your gun in Rainbow 6? Turn on the map in Turok 2? Press the 'L' button, which is the left analogue trigger, or L2 to some.Ī crude way to achieve this would be to stick a premade XInput Controller 1 Config.xcc into the Config folder, which raises another problem: how is PJ64 handling multiple controllers? I only have one 360 controller.I was looking at setting something like this up as the N64 has some odd controls for certain games and so you probably need about 8 profiles to play all games. This means that right shoulder is 'R' and left shoulder is 'Z', which is quite comfortable for most N64 scenarios. So I propose binding it to the left analogue trigger. The N64 L and R reflect the 360's left and right shoulder buttons. Here's my logic - basically everything on the 360 controller has a general enough equivalent except for the Z trigger. So I was wondering whether PJ64 should have some so that people can simply plug in their controllers and use the emulator. I notice that the Xinput setting doesn't have any default controls set.

Project 64 controller profile