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N64 Emulator Keyboard Controls Ps4
N64 Emulator Keyboard Controls

You want the first file located under the Assets heading for both downloads. It should have '.zip' at the end. Version numbers will vary, ask in #setup-support on Discord if you're not sure which versions you want.

BizHawk is a frontend for small number of emulators and is targeted at Tool-Assisted Speedrunners. The advantage of this is that it means the emulators you use on it are targeted towards accuracy so you are unlikely to run into too many bugs that aren't also found when running the games on hardware. A small disadvantage to this is that these emulators also have various debugging tools enabled, which generally means they run slightly slower than emulators without these features enabled. But this also allows further manipulation of the game via Lua scripts which is how Multiworld functions. This also means that as of right now, BizHawk is the only emulator that can be used for playing Multiworld. Please also read the Multiworld page while setting up Bizhawk for that purpose.

First, you must download BizHawk and the files it requires to have installed to even run.

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. RetroArch Controller Configuration. RetroArch is the official front end for the libretro API. RetroArch and libretro provide a way to take an existing emulator and load that emulator as a library or 'core'. RetroArch then handles the input (controls) and output (graphics and audio) while the emulator core handles the emulation of the original.

If you want to change your retropad-to-keyboard mapping, you would do that in settings input user 1 binds. N64: A PC: X on keyboard # allow any RetroPad to control the menu: alluserscontrolmenu = false # If disabled, we use separate controls for menu operation. # Disabled: RetroPad keybinds operate the menu.
The 4 most used buttons are used by the first four fingers of your right hand, and are laid out the way your hand naturally rests on the keys (probably). Feel free to give suggestions for improvements, this setup doesn't work for every game but it's worked well for zelda, mario 64, starfox, smash bros, etc.

Prerequisite Files Installer
- You want version 2.1 of the pre-requisites if you are using Bizhawk 2.3.x and the newest version of the pre-requisites if you are using the newest version of BizHawk.

2Emulator Setup
3Controls Setup
- 3.1XBOX Controller Troubleshooting
4Optional Settings
5Troubleshooting
- 5.4Audio Issues

Installing

Once you have downloaded the files for installation, you have to extract them. Right-click the zip files and choose 'Extract All..' and click next a couple of time. Make sure you do this for both zip files you downloaded.

You should now have a folder with a name like bizhawk_prereqs_vX.X where X.X is the version of the prerequisites that you downloaded such as 2.1. This version can be different than the BizHawk version. Open this folder.

Inside there should be a file called bizhawk_prereqs.exe. Double-click this file and click next a couple of times, then wait for all of the files to install. Once the installer has completed you can continue.

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Emulator Setup

You can now start up BizHawk. Open the folder BizHawk-X.X.X where X.X.X is the BizHawk version you downloaded, such as 2.3.0. This version can be different than the Prerequisites version. Inside this folder is a file called EmuHawk.exe. Open this file.

You have to load a ROM before you can change N64 emulator-specific settings. Go to File > Open ROM in the menu bar up top. Locate your ROM and open it.

Enable RAM Expansion

Now that you have loaded a ROM a new menu entry N64 will show up in the menu bar. Ensure N64 > Use Expansion Slot has a check-mark beside it indicating it is enabled. If it does not click on it to enable it. Once you have enabled the setting you have to reboot the core for it to take effect. Navigate to Emulation > Reboot Core to do so. You'll have to do this for every randomizer rom you create due to how Bizhawk works.

Enable Save Backup In Case of Crashes

Go to Config -> Customize and navigate to the Advanced tab. You should check the box for AutoSaveRAM and set it to a reasonable time, such as 30-45 seconds (keep in mind that setting this too low could increase lag and decrease overall emulator performance, while setting it too high can cause save data corruption if you crash mid-save). This will allow Bizhawk to write your in-game save to your drive. This is NOT a form of save state - it simply periodically creates/updates a file on your hard drive with your in-game save data, and is wonderful for mitigating the effects of crashes. In the event of a crash (or if you open TAStudio by accident) DO NOT RELOAD THE ROM! DO NOT RELOAD THE ROM! Doing so will overwrite your backups, meaning that your save files will be gone. To recover your save file follow the instructions over here.

Hotkey Settings

It is strongly recommended to remove most, if not all, of the default hotkeys. Some are bound to your controller by default and can cause frustration while trying to play. Go to Config > Hotkeys.., select a hotkey, and simply press the Esc key on your keyboard to unbind it. You can also click Misc and Clear All to unbind all of the hotkeys at once.

Required Settings for Racing

If you wish to partake in our community's races, then don't forgot to also configure the settings mentioned here.

Controls Setup

First, take a look at the Controller Setup guide. Ensure your controller is calibrated, and if you are using one of the controllers with additional setups steps in that guide make sure you follow them.

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 and install them.

XBOX Controller Troubleshooting

XBOX controllers can be a bit finicky with BizHawk.

XBOX One Analog Stick Doesn't Work As Background Input

In versions prior to 2.5, BizHawk does not reliably communicate with the XBOX One controller, and on Windows 10, Windows itself will take control over the controller's left analog stick when the window isn't focused. To fix this, update to BizHawk 2.5 or later.

Can Only Press 1 Trigger At A Time or Background Input Buttons Don't Work

In versions prior to 2.5 BizHawk does not

N64 Emulator Keyboard Controls