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IRdA is an InputRedirection client for Android 3.1 and above. '''Note:''' this application has no on-screen controls. This is only for using external controllers via Bluetooth or USB (or built-in controls for those all-in-one gaming tablets). ==Features== * Button binding. * Axis binding. * Power saving mode*. * Persistent config. * "NoDefault" option to disable default Android key press action for unhandled keys. * No accidental config resetting via recovery-style "yes" selection. * Autoconnect option on program open. ==User guide== ===Input Redirecting to your controller=== * Connect your controller to your android phone in whatever way works (usb or bluetooth). * Install and start IRdA on your phone. * Check CAL Button and map your controller to the 3DS inputs. Uncheck it when completed. * Check CAL Axis and bind the analog sticks axis. Cicle Pad is left stick. C-Stick is right stick. * Start input redirection on your 3DS. Enter Rosalina menu on your 3DS (L+Down+Select) > Miscellaneous options > Start InputRedirection. * Press B and take note of the IP adress on the top right of your screen. * Press input IP address in the options in IRdA and write that IP address (both should be on the same network). Select Commit config. * Exit out of rosalina and you should be able to control your 3DS with the controller. ===Retroarch Multiplayer=== * Go to settings and input. Scroll down to User 2 and set device to 3ds. Use the latest stable retroarch. * Start any game with the emulator you want (snes9x2002 has issues with input changing). * Go to quickmenu and controls. Go to Player 2 and set the corresponding left analog axes as dpad directions. ** Remember how you mapped your controller earlier and scroll down and set L as A and R as B etc. ** Then set Left Analog as the dpad by mapping the respective direction. ** The person using the controller will have to use the analog stick for movement, because the 3DS' Circle Pad won't work as long as it is receiving input from a controller. * Make sure two controllers are connected for the system you're emulating. Sometimes this is in quickmenu options (i.e. pcsx_rearmed) other times in controls. * You should be ready to play. Tutorials are based on [https://gbatemp.net/threads/android-irda-inputredirection-client-for-android.497604/post-9070653 this guide] by zense. ==Screenshots== https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/3dshomebrews/irda3ds3.png https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/3dshomebrews/irda3ds4.png ==Compatibility== Does not support New 3DS inputs (ZL, ZR, C-Stick). ==Known issues== * Rotating the screen restarts the application. * Input is not pollable in the background. * Input is not pollable when the screen goes to sleep. * Some graphics drivers die when entering power save mode*. * Analog triggers aren't bindable to L/R/ZL/ZR. * D-Pad behavior is strange. ==External links== * GBAtemp - https://gbatemp.net/threads/android-irda-inputredirection-client-for-android.497604 * GBAtemp - https://gbatemp.net/threads/android-irda-inputredirection-client-for-android.497604/post-7895305

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