[Dana Crysalis]

Hiya. My friend and I want to use the Cyberpad plugin to play a multiplayer game. This works fine, up until the point that the game is a hotseat game, only the first controller port is used. The host is able to control things, the other player is not.

Is there any way to have both players use port 1? Either at the same time, or have players swap between Port 1 and Port 2?

Thanks!

 

[Dana Crysalis]

So is there no way to do this? Hotseat multiplayer games are out of the question?

 

[KrossX]

I don't think so, since it wouldn't be wise to let the other player have access to your controller.

A setting for that, I guess it should be on the plugin's settings, if there's any.

 

[Dana Crysalis]

Hm. Cyberpad has no plugin settings. And epsxe doesn't have any controller plugins, right?

(Wouldn't be wise in a normal state of play, but some games would be necessary. Any game with hotseat multiplayer, or even just passing off the controller in not quite multiplayer games.)

 

[hushypushy]

Pretty sure you can't do this since Cyberpad expects each player to be providing their own input as player 1 and 2.

 

[Dana Crysalis]

Hm, this is incredibly unfortunate. And Cyberpad isn't updated anymore? No chance of new features? Do any of the others support this ability? ps4net?

 

[Dana Crysalis]

Reviving this in case tech has advanced in the last half a year, I am still interested in hotseat multiplayer over the internet. (The actual game in question is FFT using a GameShark code to control all units. I've done this on a real PSX, and it is amazingly fun.)