Post by jshpuppy on Sept 12, 2010 18:35:37 GMT 1
Hi, I'm new here, and I'm not too experienced with LJP.
I dug out my Palm TX out of my old file drawer, and dug out my laptop and a few roms out of my ZSNES folder in the same drawer.
I also have UDMH to boost the Dynamic Memory.
So after playing Super Mario World for a while, I've been stuck with just the hard buttons built in to the TX, and I want a more flexible controller. After some thought, I dug out my IR-Keyboard (Guess where) and started to set up the keys (I think).
However, I wasn't able to set up my custom controls for some reason. I had to play with the default keyboard controls. Why can't I set up my own controls? I've tried to clear the control list by tapping "None" for each control, and then setting up my own, but no matter what I do it always reverts to the default controls.
Any help here?
Also, this is like a second question (not too major), but whenever I play Front Mission, I can't see the blue squares that represent your moving locations. It goes the same for those red attack squares. Why is that?
I dug out my Palm TX out of my old file drawer, and dug out my laptop and a few roms out of my ZSNES folder in the same drawer.
I also have UDMH to boost the Dynamic Memory.
So after playing Super Mario World for a while, I've been stuck with just the hard buttons built in to the TX, and I want a more flexible controller. After some thought, I dug out my IR-Keyboard (Guess where) and started to set up the keys (I think).
However, I wasn't able to set up my custom controls for some reason. I had to play with the default keyboard controls. Why can't I set up my own controls? I've tried to clear the control list by tapping "None" for each control, and then setting up my own, but no matter what I do it always reverts to the default controls.
Any help here?
Also, this is like a second question (not too major), but whenever I play Front Mission, I can't see the blue squares that represent your moving locations. It goes the same for those red attack squares. Why is that?