Then right click project64 in your steam game list and press controller configuration, then press y on your controller and then goto templates and select the one you named. If you want to configure the controller yourself this image will help, because it shows what XInput buttons are mapped to the N64 ones. (Screenshot from N-Rage's default. Can't enable Xbox One controller on project 64? Posted by 5 months ago. Can't enable Xbox One controller on project 64? I've been trying to play Super Mario 64 Land with a controller instead of a keyboard and for some reason it won't let me map any controls for it. Jun 10, 2018  Hey guys! Today i'll show you how to set up a controller in Project64 using the NRage plugin!
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These mupen64plus and Project 64 plugins use the direct controller access feature offered by my N64 to USB adapters (versions 3 and up) to let the emulated game communicate with the controllers directly.
So, what does this do for you? Many things! Here are the key advantages:
  • No calibration required. As the game talks to the controller directly, it reads exactly the same axis values it would in a non-emulated setup. In other words, the controller works, responds and feels exactly as it would in real life.
  • Low latency. When the game must read the controller, the request is forwarded directly to the controller by the adapter. The later immediately returns the controller's answer to the game.
  • Potential support for any expansion accessory without any intervention nor device-specific functionality required on the part of the emulator, of the plugin or of the adapter (except for the direct access feature), which means:
    • Rumble pack support (tested)
    • Memory pack support (tested)
    • Transfer pack support (confirmed)
    • Bio sensor support (tested)
    And just like with a real N64 system, you simply need to insert the accessory you wish to use and the game will take care of everything else. No emulator configuration required to switch accessory..
  • Support for peripherals other than controllers.
    • N64 mouse (tested)
    • VRU (confirmed, requires special ports1_4 version of the plugin)
    • N64 Keyboard (not confirmed[1])
[1] I cannot test accessories I do not own yet. But the nice thing about this plugin is that it probably already works. Please contact me if you get the chance to test.
Warning: This project is experimental and still in development. While it is already usable, some of the features above, especially the ones that are unconfirmed, may be found not to work at all. There can (and will) be bugs, and there are still many missing features such as multi adapter support. Your help and patience in testing as well as your constructive feedback are welcomed.

Project64 Using & Configuration

Basic Settings

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For the Basic Settings Dialog go to Options/Settings.

You will then see all of the Project64 default input plugins already selected. Jabo's Direct3D6 1.5.1, Jabo's

DirectSound 1.5 and Jabo's DirectInput7 1.6 By clicking on the Drop down box's (as above) you will see all

plugins that are in your Plugin Folder and can select them by clicking on that Plugin and then the Ok Button.

You can also use other Compatible Video, Input and Sound Plugins with Project64 although I have never had

any problems with the defaults ones, you could try if you wish too: You can find an excellent Plugins Archive

at Emutalk on their Plugins Downloads Section

Language Options

For Language Options go to File/Language to extend and show all available Language Options. To Select a

Language you simply have to click on one of them to change that to the set Language.

Basic Options

For the Basic Settings Dialog go to Options/Settings and then click on Options on the Settings Dialog. You will

see that 2 Options are already Ticked Pause emulation when window is not active? and Hide Advanced Settings.

The Pause emulation when window is not active? Option = if you minimise PJ64 or open another Dialog

emulation will then pause until you close the Dialog or restore PJ64 from the Desktop. To find out about the

Hide Advanced Settings Option click on Advanced Section. Then On Loading rom go to full screen Option is

just that, when ticked you will enable the function to go straight to Fullscreen when a Rom is loaded. The

Remember cheats selected Option, will remember and have active on the load of a Rom any cheats that you

previously have enabled on any game.

Setting up your Rom Directory


To Set up your Rom Directory load the Project64 Exe and then go to File/Choose Rom Directory or right click

on the Rom Browser and then click Choose Rom Directory.

This will open the Browse for Folder Dialog for you to then search for your Rom Folder.

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Now select where your Rom directory is that you want to use and then click the Ok Button. The Browse for

Folder Dialog will then close and the Rom Browser will start to Cache them to a Project64.cache file so that

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when you close and re open pj64, it will remember that last chosen Folder and display them instantly rather

then having to wait a long time on every load.

Loading a Rom

Load the Project64 Exe and then Double Click on a Game Name on the Rom Browser. The game will then Load

and Play (depending if it is a Compatible Rom that is) Make sure you read the Rom Browser for any issues or

Referrals to the GameFAQ.

You can also Load a Rom by going to File/Open Rom and search for your Dir and Rom and then click the Ok

Button to Load and Play.

To End Emulation go to File/End Emulation or Press F12 on your Keyboard. You will then be returned to the

Main Rom Browser.

Rom Information

Rom Information is usually Asked for when asking for help on Forums. Click on a Rom Name on the Rom

Browser and then right Click on your Mouse/Rom Information. This will then the Rom Information Dialog

where you can check: ROM Name, File Name, Location, Rom Size, Cartridge ID, Manufacturer, Country, CRC1,

CRC2, CIC Chip. Also always make sure you GoodN64 Scan your Roms before seeking any help from the

Forums. You can get all GoodN64 files from Emutalk Forums via their Goodn64 Download Section.

Save Files

Native Saves
To understand the game data saving and loading of Project64, you must also understand the N64's own saving
and loading systems (if you aren't already familiar with them), because Project64 emulates all those systems.
There are four types of save system used on the N64..
EEPROM (a cartridge save type), which comes in two sizes:
4Kbit EEPROM
16Kbit EEPROM
SRAM (a cartridge save type)
FlashRAM (a cartridge save type)
MemPak (an optional hardware accessory for the N64, plugs into controller*)
You should be aware that MemPaks, unlike that other save types, can be handled by input plugins. But make
sure you have Mempak Enabled when setting up the Input or Using it. *Mempak is required by some games to
save, is an optional extra in some games, is not used at all in some games. Any particular game can use any one
cartridge save type, and/or the Controller Pak. This is normally handled transparently by the emulator.
** for example, you are playing the game Mario64. Mario 64 uses the EEPROM save type, and your ROM has
the internal name 'SUPER MARIO 64'. Therefore the save file automatically created and managed by Project64
will be called 'SUPER MARIO 64.eep' in your (Save Folder) To load a Mempak save you quite simply start a
game you have already played and saved in and then load the save from within the emulated game like you
would the real N64 System.
State Saves (Quick Saves)
In addition to emulating the native save types, Project64 is also capable of saving the entire state of itself -
everything that it needs to know to recreate an exact point in time during the emulation of a particular game.
Save States can be broken down into two types:
slot saves ('Quick Save') F5 on your Keyboard or in Advanced Mode: go to System/Save.
named saves ('Save As..') Ctrl+S on your Keyboard or in Advanced Mode: go to System/Save As.
slot Load ('Quick Load') F7 on your Keyboard or in Advanced Mode: go to System/Restore.
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named Loads ('Load.') Ctrl+L on your Keyboard or in Advanced Mode: go to System/Load.
A game saved and loaded in this way does not 'know' it has been saved and loaded it is as if the interruption
never happened. This is clearly something quite different to what you can do a real N64. This is called
'state saving', the resulting file is a 'state save' or 'saved state', and will be relatively large compared to a native
save file. State save files will not be compatible with other N64 emulators unless they explicitly support the
Project64 state save file format (at the time of writing, several do) It is worth noting that a state save file will
also save any errors that may have occurred and be present in the memory of the emulator, and for this
reason, state saves are generally less reliable than native saves, especially over a long period of time playing.
To provide you with more flexibility in state saving, a number of 'slots' are provided. A 'slot' is simply a
number, which is associated with a particular keyboard key so that you can select the file with a single button

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press. The advantage of slots is that you save switch between quickly, the disadvantage is that you might
have trouble remembering what you put in each slot! Every game has its own independent set of 11
slots, so don't worry about one game overwriting another. Save As.. just means you can choose a filename and
location for your state save file. This is good when you finish a session and want to make a note of where you
were in the game. It is normal for the system to pause for a short while while generating, compressing and
writing the save file. The quicker your system, the shorter the pause.

Project64 Users Manual

For a more in-depth Verbal explanation on Project64 please refer to the Project64 Users Manual
by clicking on Help/User Manual.

Project64 Game FAQ

To Access the Project64 Game FAQ click on Help/Game FAQ.

Cheats

For a Full Explanation on all Project64 Cheats aspects go to the the PJ64 Cheats Website

Netplay Support

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Project64 does not Have Netplay Support but you can go to the Project64K Websitewhich is a Modified
version by hotquikof the Project64 1.4 Source Code.

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Video and Audio

To find out more about Video And Sound click on theVideoandAudio Sections.

Advanced

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To find out more about Advanced settings for Project64 1.6 click on theAdvanced Section.

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