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iCade support in
#1
FYI, I added iCade support for the iOS build. You'll need v0.7.6-964 or above, which doesn't yet seem to be on angelXwind's server. Maybe she'll get that built for mass consumption soon. Smile Anywho, more info (like button assignments) here:

http://forums.ppsspp.org/showthread.php?tid=3737
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#2
Looks like angelXwind got her build system working again. The current version in cydia has the iCade support!
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#3
I dont see the option for icade
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#4
????? Its not working well
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#5
(06-03-2013, 02:21 AM)Tamagotchi Wrote: I dont see the option for icade

There is no on/off option. It's always on.

(06-03-2013, 12:39 PM)Tamagotchi Wrote: ????? Its not working well

How is it not working well? I've tested it Wipeout Pure, Burnout Legends, and Daxter and it seems fine. What game are you trying to use it with? What iCade device are you using? What iOS device are you using?
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#6
Iphone 5 with ipega in icade mode
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#7
I've never seen that controller before; looks interesting. Anyway, you didn't tell me what problems you are having. If you have the on screen controls turned on, and you press the buttons on your controller, do the on screen controls react? Since the iCade emulates a keyboard, you may have to have your iPhone's keyboard set to U.S. QWERTY. Are you using that keyboard?
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#8
when i press up on the joystick it presses down on the digiital on-screen controls, otherwise the rest is fine.
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#9
(06-03-2013, 06:19 PM)Tamagotchi Wrote: when i press up on the joystick it presses down on the digiital on-screen controls, otherwise the rest is fine.

So up and down is just reversed, or it's just up that doesn't work right?
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#10
just up

(06-03-2013, 06:38 PM)Tamagotchi Wrote: just up

it never works. it animates the on-screen analog stick a bit but up animates the down button of the on-screen digital pad
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#11
Hmm. Well, it works with the "real" iCade controller I'm using. Try this: open up Notes (or some app you can type in) and press the up button. When you press Up, it should type a "w". When you let go of Up, it should type an "e". Similarly, when you press Down, it should type an "x", and when you let go of Down, it should type a "z". Does it do that?
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#12
yes it does
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#13
(06-03-2013, 07:17 PM)Tamagotchi Wrote: yes it does

I'm at a loss. I don't know what to tell you. I've triple-checked the code to make sure I didn't mistype something somewhere and the code looks correct. I've tested this on an iPhone 5 and and iPad 3 and both devices work as expected with my "real" iCade controller.

Do you have a bluetooth keyboard? If so, try connecting it to your iPhone and manually typing "w" and "e" to see if the on-screen Up button highlights. Other than that, like I said, I'm at a complete loss. Sorry.
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#14
only the digital pad works
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#15
If I understand you correctly, you connected a bluetooth keyboard and typed "w" and "e" and the dpad Up button responded. Is that what you are saying? If not, please explain so that I don't have to guess.
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