hola Mad

Leete este esquema de emulatronia hay dicen que hasta 5 pads...

http://www.emulatronia.com/reportajes/dire.../snes/index.htm

Animate..

Por otro lado en la carpeta donde tienes el snskey leete el archivo circuits.ini hay empiezan con los de snes del 1 al 5, en esta misma carpeta hay otra carpeta (manual), dentro de esta abre el archivo manual.html, tambien comentan lo de los 5 pads en Features eso si en ingles...

Features

* Support for up to five individual SNES controllers
* Support for up to five individual NES controllers
* Support for two NES Four Score (four controller) adapters
* Support for Sega Genesis controllers
* Support for Atari 2600 joysticks
* Support for up to three Atari 2600 spinners (a.k.a. driving controllers)
* Support for standard PC joysticks (including joy pads)
* Support for a Gravis Game Pad Pro (GrIP)
* Support for a MS Sidewinder (two, three, and four pad support coming)
* Support for other controllers being worked on: SNES Multitap, Saturn, Atari 2600 (trak ball and video touch pad), Turbo Grafx - 16, Playstation, and Nintendo64.
* I also have info about several others, but no controllers, so they'll have to wait until I get a controller, or someone willing to do some beta testing for me.
* Support for more than one type of controller at a time: say you wanted to use your SNES pad and someone else wanted to use an Atari 2600 stick, you could both play at the same time.
* Allows up to 4 "shifts"; this feature allows the pressing of one button on the controller to change the key presses generated by all the other buttons, this allows several more functions to be put on the controller (I play Quake and never touch the keyboard, even to load games, or exit)
* Very configurable
* Very compatible
* Support for Windows95 games using TSR mode (must be loaded in autoexec.bat, better support coming).....

Modificado por mincho - 18/7/2006, 17:30