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29	version 2.0																											NOTE
30	XBOX	Left Stick	L trigger	Right Stick Y	Right Stick X	R trigger	L trigger	R trigger	X	A	Y	B	back	start	white	black	L trigger	R trigger					L3	R3									u	d	l	r
31	Switch	Left Stick	L2	Right Stick Y	Right Stick X	R2			y	b	x	a	minus	start	L	R	L2	R2					L3	R3								home	u	d	l	r	6 pressure buttons work with ps2 controllers
32	type	main joystick	axis z	rotate x	rotate y	rotate z	dial	slider	HID1	HID2	HID3	HID4	HID5	HID6	HID7	HID8	HID9	HID10	HID11	HID12	HID13	HID14	HID15	HID16	HID17	HID18	HID19	HID20	HID21	HID22	HID23	HID24	POV Up	POV dn	POV lf	POV rt	Pov an be mapped for HID in the API
33							Used for all paddle	used for sliders	note:y and b, are actually b, and a of nes. Not sure why nintendo renamed them but they did.
34	snes	directionals					controllers like atari	like Gravis PC pad	y	b	x	a	select	start	L	R
35	nes	directionals					arkanoid and sega		b	a			select	start
36	vb	directionals							b	a	l	d	select	start	L	R	u	r
37	wii - classic and pro	left stick	L-pressure	right-anlg-x	right-anlg-y	R-pressure			y	b	x	a	select	start	L	R							zl	zr								home					If no home is present use select+start
38	wii - nun chuck	left stick	acc:z 0-255-512	acc:x 0-254	acc:y 0-254	acc:z 0-254	acc:x 255-512	acc:y 255-512			c		z
39	n64	stick							a	b	c-l	c-d	z	start	L	R	c-u	c-r	u	d	l	r
40	game cube	left stick	L-pressure	c x	c y	R-pressure			a	b	y	x	z	start	l-click	r-click			u	d	l	r
41	psx	left stick	L2-pressure	right-anlg-x	right-anlg-y	R2-pressure	pressure 1 define	pressure 2 define	[]	x	/\	0	select	start	l1	r1	l2	r2	u	d	l	r	L-anlg click	R-anlg click
42	sega ms	directionals							1	2
43	sega gen	directionals							a	b	x	y	mode	start			z	c
44	saturn	stick/directionals	L-pressure			R-pressure			a	b	x	y	NONE	start	L	R	z	c
45	dream cast	stick	L-pressure			R-pressure			x	a	y	b	NONE	start	l-click	r-click	z	c	u	d	l	r
46	3d0	directionals							a	b	c		stop/x	play	L	R			note: not here do to complications in code
47	cd32	directionals							red	blue	green	yello	none	play	L	R
48	tg16	directionals								2			select	run				1	note: tg16 6 has the main two buttons as (2 and 3). TG16 games know how to switch and make things play right. So global mapping will not work as both a match for Nintendo and Sega. Since tg16 has a 6 button pad it seems to make more sense to match Sega layouts. As a result the two button tg16 pad has a weird button layout. It all makes sense if you study it.
49	avenue pad 6	directionals							3	2	4	5	select	run			6	1
50	pc-fx	directionals							3	2	4	5	select	run			6	1
51	neogeo	directionals							a	b	c	d	select	start
52	atmark	directionals							red	green	yellow	blue	[]	0				<>
53	atari 2600	stick							button
54	atari 7800	stick							left button	right button	both buttons		note: jaguar has buttons in reverse, so it looks wrong but is right.
55	jaguar	directionals							c	b	z/7	y/8	opt	pause	L/4	R/6	x/9	a	5	1	2	3	*	0	#
56	coleco	stick							l(yellow)	r(red)	purple	*	blue		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	#
57	intellivision	circle pad							btm-l	extra top button(S)	btm-r		clear	enter	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0
58	atari 5200	stick							top buttons	bottom buttons	reset	*	start	pause	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	#
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69	type	main joystick	axis z	rotate x	rotate y	rotate z	dial	slider	HID1	HID2	HID3	HID4	HID5	HID6	HID7	HID8	HID9	HID10	HID11	HID12	HID13	HID14	HID15	HID16	HID17
70									note:y and b, are actually b, and a of nes. Not sure why nintendo renamed them but they did.
71	snes	directionals							y	b	x	a	select	start	L	R
72	nes	directionals							b	a			select	start
73	vb	directionals							b	a			select	start	L	R			u	d	l	r
74	wii - classic and pro	left stick		right-anlg-x	right-anlg-y		L-pressure	R-pressure	y	b	x	a	select	start	L	R	zl	zr
75	wii - nun chuck	left stick	acc:z 0-255-512	acc:x 0-254	acc:y 0-254	acc:z 0-254	acc:x 255-512	acc:y 255-512			c		z
76	n64	stick							a	b	c-l	c-d	z	start	L	R	c-u	c-r	u	d	l	r
77	game cube	left stick		c x	c y		L-pressure	R-pressure	a	b	y	x	z	start	l-click	r-click			u	d	l	r
78	psx	left stick	pressure 1 define	right-anlg-x	right-anlg-y	pressure 2 define	L1-pressure	R1-pressure	[]	x	/\	0	select	start	l1	r1	l2	r2	u	d	l	r	L-anlg click	R-anlg click
79	sega ms	directionals							1	2
80	sega gen	directionals							a	b	x	y	mode	start			z	c
81	saturn	stick/directionals					L-pressure	R-pressure	a	b	x	y	NONE	start	L	R	z	c
82	dream cast	stick					L-pressure	R-pressure	x	a	y	b	NONE	start	l-click	r-click	z	c	u	d	l	r
83	3d0	directionals							a	b	c		stop/x	play	L	R			note: not here do to complications in code
84	cd32	directionals							red	blue	green	yello	none	play	L	R
85	tg16	directionals								2			select	run				1	note: tg16 6 has the main two buttons as (2 and 3). TG16 games know how to switch and make things play right. So global mapping will not work as both a match for Nintendo and Sega. Since tg16 has a 6 button pad it seems to make more sense to match Sega layouts. As a result the two button tg16 pad has a weird button layout. It all makes sense if you study it.
86	avenue pad 6	directionals							3	2	4	5	select	run			6	1
87	pc-fx	directionals							3	2	4	5	select	run			6	1
88	neogeo	directionals							a	b	c	d	select	start
89	atmark	directionals							red	green	yellow	blue	[]	0				<>
90	atari 2600	stick							button
91	atari 7800	stick							left button	right button	both buttons		note: jaguar has buttons in reverse, so it looks wrong but is right.
92	jaguar	directionals							c	b	z/7	y/8	opt	pause	L/4	R/6	x/9	a	5	1	2	3	*	0	#
93	coleco	stick							l(yellow)	r(red)	purple	*	blue		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	#
94	intellivision	circle pad							btm-l	extra top button(S)	btm-r		clear	enter	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0
95	atari 5200	stick							top buttons	bottom buttons	reset	*	start	pause	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	#
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