Hot To Exit Out of Project64 With an X-Arcade Solo

[pancho]

I currently have GameEx (6.80) working perfectly with numerous Emu's (Atari, VisualBoy, etc.) without any problems. I also have it working just fine with Project64 1.6. However, once I launch a game in Project64, I am unable to exit out of the Emu without physically hitting ESC on a nearby keyboard. On every other Emu I could change the Exit key to match what I want to use it on X-Arcade Solo (the lower right Pinball flipper button - Which is set to the number 4 ). My GameEx config is below:

[Emulator_1]

Enabled=True

STARTPAGENAME=Nintendo 64 Games

TITLETEXT=N64

StartPageLogo=n64

ROMFilter=*.zip

RomsInFolders=False

RomPath=C:\MAME\NINTENDO64\roms

SnapPath=C:\MAME\NINTENDO64\snaps

TitlePath=C:\MAME\NINTENDO64\titles

BoxPath=C:\MAME\NINTENDO64\boxart

CartPath=C:\MAME\NINTENDO64\cartridges

WorkingPath=C:\MAME\NINTENDO64

MapKeys=False

WaitBeforeKeys=

SendKeys=

ReplaceDash=True

ReplaceUnder=True

Capitals=True

RemoveBrackets=True

ShowDesktop=False

Debug=False

MAPFile=n64x

AlsoLaunch=

Command=Project64.exe [ROMPath]\[RomFile]

OLDatZip=C:\Program Files\OfflineList0.7\datas\n64_OL.zip

LaunchBefore=

LaunchAfter=

configFile=Project 64 V2

ExcludedFiles=

CustomBackground=

PlayMusic=

PCGame=

DATABASE=N64

GamesIn7Zips=

PlayInScreenSaver=True

[GENERAL]

DumbyValue=

I am running Windows MCE and by enabling the config file to match the Project64 V2.ini file, I can also use the BACK button on the MCE remote as well as the ESC key on the keyboard, but what a pain. I have scoured these forums with users suggesting the AUTOHOTKEY program, but there has to be a simpler way. Does anyone have additional syntax that I could add to the Project64 V2 file to accomplish this simple task using the button on the X-arcade Solo Controller?

Thanks again.

Pancho

[emphatic]

Hi,

By default, you should be able to trigger the escape key on your X-Arcade by pressing Start 2 and your right Pinball-button simultaneously. I don't know if this works on a solo, but that's the case for my dual. Otherwise I would recommend you to reprogram that button to "Escape" using a PS/2-keyboard plugged into your X-Arcade and your manual -> http://www.xgaming.com/service/ServiceFile...anual%20USA.pdf .

It's very easy to remap the buttons on your X-Arcade, and they stay mapped. Good luck.

Emph