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Title: ff7input.cfg
Post by: Frankenscence on 2012-05-31 05:30:10

Hello,

For some reason I cannot edit my ff7input.cfg. When I open the file with Notepad a single line of random characters are displayed, and it looks nothing like it should. The same thing has happened when I tried to open the ff7input.cfg included in 'Laptop_Keypad_patch'. I'm not sure why this is happening as I can open and edit ff7_opengl.cfg with no problems.

The text string in my ff7input.cfg looks like this...


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   È   Ð   Ë   Í      ß   ë   í   ñ   ò   ï   ð   î   ì   ë   í   ó           ô   ã   æ   ä   å   ì   ã   ä   å   æ       à                                                                                                               

The reason I'm trying to edit this file is so I can disable joystick input in the game, and use JoytoKey along with a gamepad (as performed in  this (http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=12123.msg167929#msg167929) post).

I modded my game with Bootleg using the 'Full' preset.

Thanks

Title: Re: ff7input.cfg
Post by: Frankenscence on 2012-06-01 02:42:21

I have solved this issue now without without needing to edit the ff7input.cfg.

Title: Re: ff7input.cfg
Post by: Kompass63 on 2012-06-01 18:06:41

Hi Frankenscence

The file "ff7input.cfg" always looks like this. It is generated by the game itself, if you call in the game configuration.

Greetings Kompass63

Title: Re: ff7input.cfg
Post by: Frankenscence on 2012-06-01 19:52:21

Is this something they changed for FF8 then?

Title: Re: ff7input.cfg
Post by: Kompass63 on 2012-06-01 20:16:22

Hi Frankenscence

The "ff8input.cfg" looks something like this.

Code: [Select]

Keyboard
1. "Select"   32
2. "Exit"     45
3. "Misc"     30
4. "Menu"     17
5. "Toggle"   16
6. "Trigger"  18
7. "RotLt"    44
8. "RotRt"    46
9. "Start"    31
10. "Select"   33
11. "Up"       200
12. "Down"     208
13. "Left"     203
14. "Right"    205
Joystick
1. "Select"   226
2. "Exit"     225
3. "Misc"     224
4. "Menu"     227
5. "Toggle"   228
6. "Trigger"  229
7. "RotLt"    230
8. "RotRt"    231
9. "Start"    232
10. "Select"   233
11. "Up"       252
12. "Down"     253
13. "Left"     254
14. "Right"    255

Codes

    0
ES   1
1   2
2   3
3   4
4   5
5   6
6   7
7   8
8   9
9   10
0   11
Q   16
W   17
E   18
R   19
T   20
Z   21
U   22
I   23
O   24
P   25
A   30
S   31
D   32
F   33
G   34
H   35
J   36
K   37
L   38
Y   44
X   45
C   46
V   47
B   48
N   49
M   50
F1   59
F2   60
F3   61
F4   62
F5   63
F6   64
F7   65
F8   66
F9   67
N7   71
N8   72
N9   73
N4   75
N5   76
N6   77
N1   79
N2   80
N3   81
N0   82
    84
    85
    86
    89
    90
    91
    92
    93
    94
    95
    96
    97
    98
    99
    103
    104
H   200
L   203
R   205
RU   208
B1   224
B2   225
B3   226
B4   227
B5   228
B6   229
B7   230
B8   231
B9   232
B10   233
B11   234
B12   235
B13   236
B14   237
B15   238
B16   239
B17   240
B18   241
B19   242
B20   243
B21   244
B22   245
B23   246
B24   247
B25   248
B26   249
B27   250
B28   251
H   252
RU   253
L   254
R   255

But even there you can set the buttons on a gamepad with the configuration of the Game.

Title: Re: ff7input.cfg
Post by: Frankenscence on 2012-06-02 02:26:15

That's what threw me in the first place. I figured the ff7input.cfg would look similar to that.

Thanks for clearing this up.