1. Default Key Commands In Emulator Core
- N64: Dpads PC: Arrow keys 2. N64: Analong stick PC: Arrow keys 3. N64: Start button PC: Enter 4. N64: B PC: C on keyboard 5. N64: A PC: X on keyboard.
- With the ROM still running, go to Config Controllers. And set up your controls by clicking on the textboxes and pressing the button on your controller or keyboard you wish to have mapped to the displayed N64 control. If your controller isn't registering inputs you are missing the required drivers for your controller and must find them.
The emulator core supports key commands for many functions. The default key bindings are given below, but may be changed by editing the configuration file as described later in this document.
But I can assign the controls fine and project 64 recognize the controller. However, when starting the game, it does not recognize the controller. The keyboard works fine though, I tried it. I also tried to download another plugin and placed it in the right file, but project 64 does not see the new dll. I was using rage from 2015.
| Key | Description |
| Escape | Quit the emulator |
| 0-9 | Select virtual 'slot' for save/load state (F5 and F7) commands |
| F5 | Save emulator state |
| F7 | Load emulator state |
| F9 | Reset emulator |
| F10 | slow down emulator by 5% |
| F11 | speed up emulator by 5% |
| F12 | take screenshot |
| Alt-Enter | Toggle between windowed and fullscreen |
| p or P | Pause on/off |
| m or M | Mute/unmute sound |
| g or G | Press 'Game Shark' button (only if cheats are enabled) |
| / or ? | single frame advance while paused |
| F | Fast Forward (playback at 250% normal speed while F key is pressed) |
| [ | Decrease volume |
| ] | Increase volume |
2. Default Key Mappings for SDL-Input Plugin
The keys or joystick/mouse inputs which will be mapped to the N64 controller for playing the games are determined by the input plugin. The SDL-Input plugin contains an auto-configuration function which will provide default joystick mappings for any recognized joystick. If there is no supported joystick connected, the input plugin will enable a default keyboard control mapping, as given below:
| N64 Controller Action | Keys |
| Analog Pad | Arrow Keys (left, right, down, up) |
| C Up/Left/Down/Right | 'I', 'J', 'K', 'L' |
| DPad Up/Left/Down/Right | 'W', 'A', 'S', 'D' |
| Z trigger | 'z' |
| Left trigger | 'x' |
| Right trigger | 'c' |
| Start | 'Enter' ('Return') |
| A button | 'left shift' |
| B button | 'left control' |
| Select Mempack | ',' |
| Select Rumblepack | '.' |
When using the keyboard, the analog stick is normally moved by its full range when you press an arrow key. Sometimes you may need to make smaller moves. In this case, you can move the analog stick more gently by holding down the Right Control key (for -50%) or Right Shift key (-25%), or both (-75%).
3. Configuration for Key Commands
You may set your own key bindings for the emulator core and input plugins, by editing the Mupen64Plus config file. On Linux or OSX, this is located at ~/.config/mupen64plus/, and on Windows it is in the 'Application Data' sub-folder of your user folder. On Windows XP and prior, this is C:Documents and SettingsusernameApplication DataMupen64Plus, while on Windows Visa and newer this is C:UsersusernameAppDataMupen64Plus.
See http://www.libsdl.org/release/SDL-1.2.15/include/SDL_keysym.h for Key IDs.
For documentation about the keyboard settings in this configuration file, refer to our Emuwiki site. The Core Parameters page gives the names of the config parameters to set up the Emulator Core key commands, while the Plugin Parameters page tells how to configure the controls for the input plugin.
4. SDL2 Keyboard configuration and layout (Spanish)
Emulador : Solo puedes asignarle una tecla a cada función.
| Nombre de la Función | Tecla | Valor SDL |
| Kbd Mapping Stop | ESC | 'key(27)' |
| Kbd Mapping Fullscreen | F6 | 'key(287)' |
| Kbd Mapping Save State | F5 | 'key(286)' |
| Kbd Mapping Load State | 288 | 'key(F7)' |
| Kbd Mapping Increment Slot | ¡ | 'key(161)' |
| Kbd Mapping Reset | F9 | 'key(290)' |
| Kbd Mapping Speed Down | F10 | 'key(291)' |
| Kbd Mapping Speed Up | F11 | 'key(292)' |
| Kbd Mapping Screenshot | F12 | 'key(293)' |
| Kbd Mapping Pause | P | 'key(112)' |
| Kbd Mapping Mute | M | 'key(109)' |
| Kbd Mapping Increase Volume | + | 'key(43)' |
| Kbd Mapping Decrease Volume | - | 'key(45)' |
| Kbd Mapping Fast Forward | F | 'key(102)' |
| Kbd Mapping Frame Advance | TAB | 'key(9)' |
| Kbd Mapping Gameshark | G | 'key(103)' |
Control de N64 - Jugador 1 :
| Nombre de la Función | Tecla | Valor SDL |
| DPad R | D | 'key(100)' |
| DPad L | A | 'key(97)' |
| DPad D | S | 'key(115)' |
| DPad U | W | 'key(119)' |
| Start | ENTRAR | 'key(13)' |
| Z Trig | Z / Ratón Botón Izquierdo | 'key(122)', mouse(1)' |
| B Button | CTRL IZQ / Ratón Botón Derecho | 'key(306)', mouse(3)' |
| A Button | MAYUS DER | 'key(304)' |
| C Button R | L | 'key(108)' |
| C Button L | J | 'key(106)' |
| C Button D | K | 'key(107)' |
| C Button U | I | 'key(105)' |
| R Trig | C | 'key(99)' |
| L Trig | X | 'key(120)' |
| Mempak switch | , (COMA) | 'key(44)' |
| Rumblepak switch | . (PUNTO) | 'key(46)' |
| X Axis | IZQUIERDA & DERECHA Analogos | 'key(276,275)', axis(0-,0+)' |
| Y Axis | ARRIBA & ABAJO Análogos | 'key(273,274)', axis(1-,1+)' |
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.N64 Emulator Keyboard Controls Windows 10
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)
- Support for peripherals other than controllers.
- N64 mouse (tested)
- VRU (confirmed, requires special ports1_4 version of the plugin)
- N64 Keyboard (not confirmed[1])
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