07-27-2023, 05:59 AM
In the awe-inspiring realm of PCSX2 emulation, adorned with version 1.7.3316 wxWidgets, and gracefully nestled within the PureOS (Debian) distro, I embarked on a quest to harness the power of my HID Keyboard. With precision and finesse, I skillfully configured the first port, employing the revered Device API, Evdev. The Configure submenu, acknowledging my keyboard's presence, revealed the promise of seamless integration. A testament to my dedication, I even liberated the keyboard keys in the Gamepad settings.
Yet, as I ventured into the mesmerizing world of Monster Hunter 2, I encountered a vexing quandary - my keyboard's prowess failed to manifest in-game. A revelation, for in the sacred lands of Windows, PCSX2 embraced my keyboard with open arms, allowing harmonious in-game typing.
Thus, in this realm of emulation brilliance, I humbly seek guidance: Is there a grand method to unlock my keyboard's in-game prowess, akin to the enchanting experiences of the Windows counterpart?
Yet, as I ventured into the mesmerizing world of Monster Hunter 2, I encountered a vexing quandary - my keyboard's prowess failed to manifest in-game. A revelation, for in the sacred lands of Windows, PCSX2 embraced my keyboard with open arms, allowing harmonious in-game typing.
Thus, in this realm of emulation brilliance, I humbly seek guidance: Is there a grand method to unlock my keyboard's in-game prowess, akin to the enchanting experiences of the Windows counterpart?