What are your controller settings?

[§ilverEcho]

(Not for Nintendo 64 controller users)

I'm trying to get perfect configuration for the controller. Since i can't use my Nintendo 64 controller which I'm best at. I love using short hops, they're like my specialty but i can't seem to get a perfect spot for one of my C Buttons.
I set A to A, and B to S, And Z to D. Start to Left Shift, L to Z, and R to X. Any good places to put my C buttons?

 

[Nintendude]

Analog: WASD
A: [
B: P
R: \
Z: left shift
L: backspace
C buttons: 9, 0, -, =

 

[_kSo_]

Nintendude's on the money! hey did you have fun playing me at smashtality?

 

[okaygo]

Analog: WASD
A: [
B: P
R: \
Z: left shift
L: backspace
C buttons: 9, 0, -, =

Hmmm, I want to try this out...

Mine are:

Analog: U, D, L, R

Z: E, Z
A: W, X, Q
B: C
R: S
L: A
C^: R

 

[Nintendude]

Nintendude's on the money! hey did you have fun playing me at smashtality?

Sorry I forgot you you were x_x
But yeah, I like my control scheme a lot. Basically I tried to map out the n64 controller on the keyboard as best as I could, like, to short-hop aerial I move my finger from A to a c-button, press it, then move my finger back down and press A. It requires very active pinkies though, which people have complained about...

 

[Box_of_Fox]

I use Arrow keys = analog stick
X = a button
C = b button
Z = z, or "shield"
d = taunt
s = r/throw
a = c-button down

I would recommend you find another controller to use for your emulator, like a madcatz. Keyboard isn't too disadvantaged and has great DI, especially around edges, but has a number of problems-- no SH uairs, no tilt-out-of-nothing (you have to wait for the lag of another attack in order to tilt), and a little harder z-cancelling.

 

[omfgomfg]

you know on your computer you have 4 arrow keys?

well i use the up key for jump, left key for left, down key for duck, and right key for right
this is really common sense.

W is B
E is Shield
R is A
A is taunt
S is R

now this is a setup
oh and by the way try writing with your left hand even if you are right handed. it is a real challenge for me.

 

[Box_of_Fox]

omfgomfg.... you need a c-button binded onto your keyboard setup. Otherwise you can't shorthop.

Up-key can only regular jump and provide "up" direction.

A c-button can't provide "up" direction, but if you press it quickly, it WILL shorthop.

 

[Johnknight1]

A is X
B is C
Z is Z
A is L
S is R

I left i one default (I think), but I think since I'm left handed I think it generally works well for me. Maybe another reason or such, but watever...it works well (for now) and that is all that matters to me IMO.

 

[nesshero]

i use:

analog: WASD

A: K
B: J
R: I
Z: ;
L: Ctrl
C buttons: L

 

[Keige]

I use
Left Analog Stick=Analog Stick
X=A
Square=B
R1=R
L1=C
Triangle, Circle, L2, R2= C-buttons
Start=Start
Select=L

Oh wait, you meant keyboards not PS2 controllers...

 

[_kSo_]

Sorry I forgot you you were x_x
But yeah, I like my control scheme a lot. Basically I tried to map out the n64 controller on the keyboard as best as I could, like, to short-hop aerial I move my finger from A to a c-button, press it, then move my finger back down and press A. It requires very active pinkies though, which people have complained about...

I was the big asian guy with the green controller? both ears pierced and silver dragon chain? ( oh god i sound like an asian mobster) but yea i played you in friendlies. we had a falcon mirror and at one point i was spacing on the lower ledge and you were in the middle and i was like. this is stupid u wanna just stay in the middle,and you laughed and you were lik eyea sure and you let me come up to the middle and we continued fighting.