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nate1222: For MK1 and MK2, F1 is the "start" button. F10 goes into "options". In options, go to CONTROL1 and press right arrow to switch to "4 BUTTON JOYSTICK". I use a Logitech F310 set to Direct Input (it also has an Xinput feature), and it works pretty good.

There's no "high punch" though; the punch button seems to just be a basic punch with no "high" or "low" to it. Still pulls off special attacks that normally involve high punch just fine though.

For MK3, Enter is the "start" button.
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Ahmad_Yousif65: Hi,
Thanks for sharing your info. I pressed right arrow on controller 1 but cannot change it to Joystick. Any other solution?
Thanks
Ahmad
I haven't played the MK games on PC for years now. I said "screw it" and just play my old UMK3 Sega Genesis cart on a Genesis clone console. GamerzTek MiniGen HD, which features both HDMI and composite AV outputs for both LED and CRT TVs.
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nate1222: For MK1 and MK2, F1 is the "start" button. F10 goes into "options". In options, go to CONTROL1 and press right arrow to switch to "4 BUTTON JOYSTICK". I use a Logitech F310 set to Direct Input (it also has an Xinput feature), and it works pretty good.

There's no "high punch" though; the punch button seems to just be a basic punch with no "high" or "low" to it. Still pulls off special attacks that normally involve high punch just fine though.

For MK3, Enter is the "start" button.
Hmm
Honestly, I really haven't had any issues to speak up with the setup that I'm using. I bought a Retro-bit Sega Saturn USB controller and its worked pretty well overall for MK1 and MK3. ( I haven't tried MK2 recently ).
For MK3, what I'd HIGHLY recommend is if you're using a controller that prodominantly uses a D-Pad, is to skip the joystick calibration step entirely by pressing escape after opening the game for the first time. For me, it ran flawlessly and I was even able to get all of the way to the end of the game on novice (admittedly I'm not very good at fighters =D ).
I got my old Logitech Rumblepad 2 to work flawlessly in MK1 using the good ol' DosBOX Mapper.

I even got my Logitech Chillstream (basically an X360 controller with Xinput) to work, but I can't get the D-pad controls to do anything, only the sticks work.

I just figured out that if I change the joysticktype=auto from "auto" to "fcs", the D-pad works on the Chillstream, but the Rumblepad doesn't work at all. I'll play around some more. That's because joysticktype=fcs only supports one controller.

I just used Joy2Key and it works perfectly. I can use the Rumblepad's stick/d-pad swapping button and the Joy2Key for the Chillstream and have two gamepads at once. Nice!
Post edited March 17, 2020 by _ess_
Really frustrating, when i try to configure the controls when it wants to to select a button for high punch whatever button i press just quits to the character select screen and i can't get back into the menu screen.
Also my character is always in 'duck' mode ?? i can bock and kick and that's it. even after configuring a button for punching it just blocks and kicks.

Kinda shocking they released this in such a buggy state.
Post edited April 17, 2020 by Mr_Gibblets
I just downloaded MK1-3 and tried the F310 Logitech and it doesn't work.
But: I'm incredibly noob playing on PC, so how do I switch to that direct input?
Thanks!
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TimKay_NC: I just downloaded MK1-3 and tried the F310 Logitech and it doesn't work.
But: I'm incredibly noob playing on PC, so how do I switch to that direct input?
Thanks!
If its the standard wired model it should have a physical switch somewhere on the controller you slide to switch from one input to the other