Rayman Pirate-Community

emshomar wrote:< noticed the german section on RPC reopened.

< for some reason cannot go there.

< does not know how to play

< has had a heart transplant

< Hasn't been here in a while.

Serza5 wrote:< finds it weird the English forums are no longer at the bottom.

< Found it quite disorienting at first.

< is glad that the weekend is here.

< started watching F-Zero Densetsu today. < is enjoying it so far.

EDIT: < was discussing character mock-ups on Smashboards for roster lists, so people didn't have to use recycled artwork for their wishlist rosters. < made a custom Captain Falcon one, so people can have one to use before his reveal for the game.

< Needs to stop staying up late at night.

<’s wondering how to plug a DualShock® 2/3 controller to a computer to use it with ePSXe.

^ should use Adapter < recommends.

OldClassicGamer wrote:^ should use Adapter < recommends.

From eBay? Which adapter does ^ recommend for DualShock® 2?

< recommends this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Playstation-2-P ... 58ad3d76ff

OldClassicGamer wrote:< recommends this one: [link removed]

Oh thanks. But this works with a Mac. And it’s €49,99.

Fifo wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:< recommends this one: [link removed]

Oh thanks. But this works with a Mac. And it’s €49,99.

< ordered this one last week http://dx.com/p/ps2-to-ps3-controller-a ... lack-56393

Imco97 wrote:

Fifo wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:< recommends this one: [link removed]

Oh thanks. But this works with a Mac. And it’s €49,99.

< ordered this one last week http://dx.com/p/ps2-to-ps3-controller-a ... lack-56393

But < wants a Bluetooth controller to be able to avoid cables because there are only 4 USB ports on <’s Mac and < doesn’t want a USB port taken up just for a controller. That’s why < wants a DualShock 4 (it uses Bluetooth). But thanks for the information.

Fifo wrote:

Imco97 wrote:

Fifo wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:< recommends this one: [link removed]

Oh thanks. But this works with a Mac. And it’s €49,99.

< ordered this one last week http://dx.com/p/ps2-to-ps3-controller-a ... lack-56393

But < wants a Bluetooth controller to be able to avoid cables because there are only 4 USB ports on <’s Mac and < doesn’t want a USB port taken up just for a controller. That’s why < wants a DualShock 4 (it uses Bluetooth). But thanks for the information.

If ^ wants to use a PS4 controller, ^ should wait until it's officially compatible with PC, as Sony plans to make that so. There is an unofficial tool for it, but it isn't very far in development, and is EXTREMELY picky and a pain to get working. It wouldn't work for <.

However, if ^ wants to use a PS3 controller, ^ should download the following (text for items needed are links to where you can download them):

Better DS3 (the program that allows you to connect and configure your PS3 controller settings
64-bit PS3 controller drivers
32-bit PS3 controller drivers

(Note: You don't need both drivers. If you have a 64-bit machine, you can just download the drivers for that.)

These will allow ^ to play any controller compatible PC games, including emulators, using a PS3 controller. It's best to use the "Xbox 360 Controller Emulation" option, so ^'s PC thinks ^'s controller is a Xbox 360 controller, as it's the fastest way to set up the button config, because there is an "Auto-Fill" option that automatically assigns the PS3 controller to it's Xbox 360 equivalent (for example, the X button on the PS3 controller will automatically be assigned to function as the Xbox 360 controller's A button). Xbox 360 controller Emulation also has no Six-Axis support, which is good, as ^ shouldn't need it. However, if ^ ever wants to use Six-axis, the other options allow ^ to.

This is all free, but if ^ wants to go wireless, ^ will need a Bluetooth USB adapter. They go for about €20 in computer stores. In the meantime, ^ can use whatever cable ^ uses to charge PS3 controllers to connect the controller by wired means (this will also charge the controller).

If ^ has any difficulties, < can provide video tutorials or instructions on how to set this up. It's pretty simple and quick, and once ^ tackles the initial setup, playing games in the future is just a matter of connecting the controller, opening the application, selecting Xbox 360 controller emulation (you can make this automatically be applied upon opening the application, though), and clicking "Apply".

sonicbrawler182 wrote:

Fifo wrote:

Imco97 wrote:

Fifo wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:< recommends this one: [link removed]

Oh thanks. But this works with a Mac. And it’s €49,99.

< ordered this one last week http://dx.com/p/ps2-to-ps3-controller-a ... lack-56393

But < wants a Bluetooth controller to be able to avoid cables because there are only 4 USB ports on <’s Mac and < doesn’t want a USB port taken up just for a controller. That’s why < wants a DualShock 4 (it uses Bluetooth). But thanks for the information.

If ^ wants to use a PS4 controller, ^ should wait until it's officially compatible with PC, as Sony plans to make that so. There is an unofficial tool for it, but it isn't very far in development, and is EXTREMELY picky and a pain to get working. It wouldn't work for <.

However, if ^ wants to use a PS3 controller, ^ should download the following (text for items needed are links to where you can download them):

Better DS3 (the program that allows you to connect and configure your PS3 controller settings
64-bit PS3 controller drivers
32-bit PS3 controller drivers

(Note: You don't need both drivers. If you have a 64-bit machine, you can just download the drivers for that.)

These will allow ^ to play any controller compatible PC games, including emulators, using a PS3 controller. It's best to use the "Xbox 360 Controller Emulation" option, so ^'s PC thinks ^'s controller is a Xbox 360 controller, as it's the fastest way to set up the button config, because there is an "Auto-Fill" option that automatically assigns the PS3 controller to it's Xbox 360 equivalent (for example, the X button on the PS3 controller will automatically be assigned to function as the Xbox 360 controller's A button). Xbox 360 controller Emulation also has no Six-Axis support, which is good, as ^ shouldn't need it. However, if ^ ever wants to use Six-axis, the other options allow ^ to.

This is all free, but if ^ wants to go wireless, ^ will need a Bluetooth USB adapter. They go for about €20 in computer stores. In the meantime, ^ can use whatever cable ^ uses to charge PS3 controllers to connect the controller by wired means (this will also charge the controller).

If ^ has any difficulties, < can provide video tutorials or instructions on how to set this up. It's pretty simple and quick, and once ^ tackles the initial setup, playing games in the future is just a matter of connecting the controller, opening the application, selecting Xbox 360 controller emulation (you can make this automatically be applied upon opening the application, though), and clicking "Apply".

< has a Mac, the controller should work right away as Macs have built-in support for the DualShock. But thanks for the information anyway!

Serza5 wrote:< finds it weird the English forums are no longer at the bottom.

< Just now noticed this message, and < wanted to say that < finds it weird as well.

< is happy to see that the German folk are enjoying their own space though, < hopes that their new space will flourish as much as these other forums.

< Hopes that they will flourish as well. Great to see the community expand further.

Indeed, < sees that they've also got their own versions of our popular games, such as the You Game.
< can imagine that they'll prove to be quite a good ground also for members who'd be better with German on Record Day, < wonders if we'll break 30K this year.

< Is interesting in making a new sig