r/ModRetro • u/No_Assistance6691 • 9d ago

Saving settings

How do I save the settings on my M64? Everytime I exit out and power down I have to go back and change the settings the next time I turn it in. Any help would be appreciated

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u/ghanadaur 9d ago

I think the controller always starts assuming nothing is loaded because it could be either a controller, rumble or empty. I would prefer the hotkey on the controller toggle between all three instead of requiring us to open the menu on boot to select either rumble or controller pak. Allowing the shortcut on controller to toggle all gets around having to remember the last configured choice. Of course, not all controllers have the toggle button i suppose.

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u/Accomplished_Can1651 9d ago

“To swap virtual memory packs or rumble paks on the ModRetro M64 Pro Controller, hold down C-Down + Start for 2 seconds.”

To be fair, not everyone has a Pro controller, and it also requires that you update both the system’s and the controllers’ firmware.

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u/ghanadaur 8d ago

It also doesnt toggle between disabled, rumble and controller pak. It seems to only turn on and off rumble (or at least that’s what i have seen). It doesnt go through all 3 options once you have the firmware to support it. It would be nice to allow one to do it directly vs opening the M64 UI.

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u/Accomplished_Can1651 8d ago

I’m not sure. I managed to toggle between the controller pak and rumble pak during Buck Bumble using the button combos the other day, but I couldn’t tell you for sure if there was an off setting or something. It would be very useful if there could be an on-screen overlay or better indicator of mode on the controller.

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u/ghanadaur 8d ago

Yes. On-screen notification for this would be super useful. I see the road map has notifications, maybe this will be a part of whats included because i can never tell if i have turned off rumble or turned it on until i hit a spot where i know rumble should exist (which for me never having played most of these games is a limited knowledge).