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Offline lauri.lotvonenTopic starter

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Changing keymappings with WHDload for CD32
« on: October 19, 2011, 11:13:34 PM »
As the title suggests, I would like to know how the process of pressing number "1" (or any key) on a real keyboard can be changed to CD32 pad red,blue etc...? In other words, keymapping keys to an CD32 controller.

Is it easily done by whdload slaves?

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Lauri.
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Re: Changing keymappings with WHDload for CD32
« Reply #1 on: October 20, 2011, 10:05:55 AM »
Actually, I dont own a keyboard for my CD32, thats just my weird way of spelling things in english I guess. :)

BTW, has someone here managed to get Pinball Fantasies (preferrably CD32 version) running on their actual CD32 with whdload? All I get is MEM errors.
I am making my own compilation with the Lennon Lives's great compilation toolkit, but I'm not getting any success on the Pinball Fantasies issue.

It is on other older compilation (like 350 games comp) and works just fine.
A1200, Blizzard 1260 + 64mb, Indivision AGA, Subway USB, 8GB CF-HD, PCMCIA network card, OS 3.9.
And a couple of A600\'s :).