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For anyone who is frustrated with the ability to only map two different functions to your wiimotes and classic controllers using keymapper, I have a solution for you!
For anyone who is frustrated with the ability to only map two different functions to your wiimotes and classic controllers using keymapper, I have a solution for you!
Step 1: open dosbox.conf
Step 2: go down to the controller section, and find the buttonwrap setting
*Step 1: open dosbox.conf
Step 3: make the buttonwrap value = false.
*Step 2: go down to the controller section, and find the buttonwrap setting
*Step 3: make the buttonwrap value = false.
Done! You will now be able to use every single button on your classic controller, wii mote, and nunchuck. It is worth noting however that I am yet to find a way to use the right joystick on the classic controller for anything. Currently, the left joystick sits as default joystick, and the d-pad acts like the joystick's hat. Hope this helps!!! [[User:TheTome|TheTome]] 08:46, 21 November 2009 (UTC)
Done! You will now be able to use every single button on your classic controller, wii mote, and nunchuck. It is worth noting however that I am yet to find a way to use the right joystick on the classic controller for anything. Currently, the left joystick sits as default joystick, and the d-pad acts like the joystick's hat. Hope this helps!!! [[User:TheTome|TheTome]] 08:46, 21 November 2009 (UTC)
==DOS32A==
For those interested, using dos32a instead of dos4gw really seems to help compatibility issues with dosbox. With it, I've successfully started Descent (opening logos only), and I've gotten Rebel Assault to work. It's also given me a small speed increase in numerous games.
You can get dos32a here[http://dos32a.narechk.net/index_en.html]
Instructions on its use here[http://www.dosbox.com/wiki/TOOLS:DOS32A]
Enjoy![[User:TheTome|TheTome]] 08:36, 29 November 2009 (UTC)