No. I don't think so.
Maybe a frontend would overcome this problem.
Maybe a frontend would overcome this problem.
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Heya, you're lucky this thread came up in a search i was just doing. There's a very nifty program out there called Joytokey, which can be located here:
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA016823/joytokey/english.html
You should be able to bind any button on your joypad to F1 or F3. I use joytokey all the time. In epsxe i use it as the "home" key after pressing delete, so it rotates between FPS limit and no FPS limit, which is handy for skipping parts of some games, just like being able to fast forward
. Do the same thing with other emulators as well.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA016823/joytokey/english.html
You should be able to bind any button on your joypad to F1 or F3. I use joytokey all the time. In epsxe i use it as the "home" key after pressing delete, so it rotates between FPS limit and no FPS limit, which is handy for skipping parts of some games, just like being able to fast forward
. Do the same thing with other emulators as well.Glad i could help, i often recommend joytokey, great free program.
I can't quite remember how i set up the "fast forward" thing in epsxe. I think you just have to select an FPS limit in the video options. Then in epsxe press the Delete key to bring up a text menu (should appear in the upper left side of the screen). The using joytokey, bind the "Home" key to a button on your joypad, and each time you press that button on your joypad it should cycle between the default 60 fps, the FPS limit that you set, and no limit - which would be like fast forward depending on how fast your System/Vid card can run the game without an FPS limit. It works well for the most part.
I do a similar thing in Snes9x by binding the 'Tab' key to my R2 button (I use a PS2 controller with PC), Tab in Snes9x = Turbo mode. In Zsnes the turbo key is "~". So i do indeed love this joytokey program
I can't quite remember how i set up the "fast forward" thing in epsxe. I think you just have to select an FPS limit in the video options. Then in epsxe press the Delete key to bring up a text menu (should appear in the upper left side of the screen). The using joytokey, bind the "Home" key to a button on your joypad, and each time you press that button on your joypad it should cycle between the default 60 fps, the FPS limit that you set, and no limit - which would be like fast forward depending on how fast your System/Vid card can run the game without an FPS limit. It works well for the most part.
I do a similar thing in Snes9x by binding the 'Tab' key to my R2 button (I use a PS2 controller with PC), Tab in Snes9x = Turbo mode. In Zsnes the turbo key is "~". So i do indeed love this joytokey program
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