• Download joy2key and map all keyboard buttons to those of the pads. SSF4 AE - Configure stick. FlyingWonkey 2011-07-08 07:08:25 UTC #36.
• EDIT: A patch got released months ago to fix this issue: Hey, Here is the link.
• Can't get keyboard or PS3 Tournament Edition Stick to be recognized on SSF4:AE PC. Capcom said they'd release a patch around the 11th.

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Super Street Fighter 4 AE PC Keyboard and. Patch or fix for joysticks that are still unrecognized by SSF4 AE. To download the right settings for the. Super Street Fighter 4 AE PC Keyboard and. Patch or fix for joysticks that are still unrecognized by SSF4 AE. To download the right settings for the. SSF4 AE PC Keyboard Hotfix. Download the Super Street Fighter IV Arcade. Make a configuration matching x360kb.ini which you should have extracted to your SSF4.

For the life of me I can't setup controls for this game

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I have the following

Logitech G15 Keyboard - Can shift-tab to open the Steam overlay but anything in the actual game doesn't register at all. I can't skip the intro video, navigate menus, etc..

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Madcatz Tournament Edition S (PS3 version) - Same deal with the keyboard, doesn't register at all.

Wireless X360 Controller via Wireless Receiver - works perfectly as if I was using a normal xbox 360, I suspect this has to do with windows live integration.

I downloaded motionjoy with the plan to set my TE stick to emulate a 360 controller, but the program doesn't seem to be able to find drivers for it. In the control panel it shows up as 'PC USB Wired Stick 8838' but that doesn't pick up on motion joy.

I want to get back into this game on PC because of all the modding potential, but for the life of me I can't go back to any normal gamepad for fighting games (especially on the notoriously bad 360 dpad). I also don't want to spend another $120+ on a 360 TE stick since I don't have a 360 console anymore and all of my fighting games are on PS3 now.

Anyone else having issues or is it just me?

UPDATE: I got my PS3 stick to recognize in game by plugging it directly my motherboards USB ports. Previously I had it connected to my monitors USB hub and routed to my computer. Plugging it directly into the motherboard seems to have fixed things. Also have to have the switch set to 'Left Stick' for the joystick to work.

My keyboard doesn't work at all in game though

Well I got tired of waiting for capcom to fix this so I downloaded a 'fixed' version. Before I get to busy this week I thought I would give my first impressions. The Good: More characters. More characters are almost always a good thing and seeing as how the pc version of regular ssfiv was never released this is a needed update.

Street Fighter IV & Super Street Fighter IV: AE - PC Setup Super Street Fighter IV ™: Arcade Edition. Arcade ™ because the X-Arcade ™ works as a keyboard not. Street Fighter IV & Super Street Fighter IV: AE - PC Setup Super Street Fighter IV ™: Arcade Edition. Arcade ™ because the X-Arcade ™ works as a keyboard not.

No more annoying xbox live prompt. Download Easylanguage Home Study Course Pdf Free. The render system seems to have been optmized.

SFIV had trouble running with everything maxed out on my machine and believe me it's a beast. I don't have any problems with this version. The input system seems to be better. I can now navigate through the whole game without using the mouse or keyboard. Better looking menu. The sfiv menu looked like one you might see when configuring your router. At least now it looks like a nice console game menu.

The Bad: The return of lame characters I honestly thought were joke characters like Dark Ryu and Oni. All they do is take up space on the disc, which we'll get to in a moment.

Seriously capcom, when Mortal Kombat has given up pallette swaps then it's time to move on. Remember that great training mode and challenge mode in SFIV.

They screwed up how the move instructions are displayed. Ditto for the in-game movelists. Remember the great anime style intro video in SFIV? Those are gone as well, probably to save space. While this makes sense on the console versions, I've got to imagine that sheer laziness was the reason not to make some for the pc version.

To add insult to injury the original roster uses screengrabs from the anime videos for their 'slideshow videos.' Again capcom, get with the program.

A slideshow intro video is not acceptable in this day and age. Menu is still kind of complex. It takes four menu selections just to start an arcade game. That's a bit much. So to sum it up, while you are getting new characters, a better engine and many of the bugs from the previous version fixed, capcom has managed to add a bunch more annoyances and problems to get on your nerves just as bad.

This is probably the better version to own, but it still seems like a stretch to want to add it to your cabinet. Well, I couldn't even get it to run properly on my arcade machine. It didn't recognize my ipac4. The good news is, Capcom has released a patch that is supposed to address many issues. 'Capcom is making up for the wait by adding a few features that weren't originally planned for this update. •Support for more keyboards and input devices that were not initially recognized •Allowing re-mapped keys •Changes Fixed Mode as the default graphic setting •NVIDIA 3D Vision Enhancements •DRM removed for non-Steam version of the game' Read more here: Unfortunately, my update will not install properly.

The cause: I have disabled Windows autoupdate, which the Windows Live update requires enabled in SSFIVAE. So the patch won't apply. Man, I wish Capcom would make this easy.

So alternatively, I'm now trying to update it on my normal PC and then copy the directory over the arcade machine's to see if it works. *Edit* The copying of the directories over didn't do it. Apparently the update patch installs.dll files as well. So it wouldn't run on the arcade machine.:-( D. Here's the simple steps I took to apply the patch.

I did get it working. But just not on my arcade machine.

It worked fine on my normal PC I use every day. I still can't figure why it works on one machine and not the other. I'm thinking it's an OS issue. I have Win 7 64 bit on my normal PC and Win XP 32 bit on the arcade cabinet. I will admit that I haven't had much time to work on it; although I did on 3 separate occasions trying to get it to work.

(Too many for a retail game in my opinion). For now, I still have the older Street Fighter IV working perfectly on the arcade machine, so that will have to do for now as I have a BBQ coming up where my arcade will be used. I've crushed all the bugs on that one, including the menu that pops up at the beginning (I use autoIt to automatically click the dialog box to run the game). I have it working on my XP32 PC, so it is possible (just see the simple steps listed in my previous post ).

I figured it wasn't fair to Capcom to complain that it wouldn't install on an old unpatched OS that hadn't been updated in a year, so I installed it on my main pc that runs Vista and is always kept up to date. I had all the exact same problems except for the 'hotfix' for GFWL. Fixing the issues went a lot faster this time around since I knew what to do. I haven't even played it since getting it sorted out. How does it run on your original install machine? Do you see the same type of performance delta on that machine?

Seems everyone else is seeing the opposite effect. I'm still trying to figure out what type of hardware I need for 60Hz SF4.

It seems the game benefits from dual cores, but unclear whether additional cores helps performance. Ie am I better off with a dual core Athlon II @ 3.0Ghz or a Quad core Phenom II @ 2.6Ghz? I suspect the extra cores won't buy me anything so it'll be a wash for MAME + SF4.

The game itself isn't particularly demanding graphically and luckily I work at a major graphics card manufacturer so I can just slap in something relatively powerful to ensure I can drive 1080p @ 60 with full AA and effects. I installed my new card, Also went from Windows 7 to XP 64 bit due to an issue with Soft15khz. Once everything was installed, I set it to boot to 31K regardless of resolution and loaded up SSIV without a problem. Bozza Caprice Trumpet Pdf. This card scored an A+ on the diagnostic test within the game. I paid $49 for the card and it has a $20 rebate so all in all it's a great card for it's intended purpose. Thanks to everyone on this thread especially ratsflif for the initial post about getting it running on a 31k monitor and SailorSat for the app. Free alcohol 120 download.

Hey I was wondering if anyone could help me. I'm running SSF4:AE latest up to date version with a JPAC. Obviously the JPAC being read as a keyboard has SF4 make me set up players 1 and 2 as keyboards. However, the issue is in order to select any menu items or go back, it requires me to press enter or esc respectively. NOT the confirm or back buttons I set up in the button config. Those buttons work as intended once I'm actually at the character select screen, but not in the actual menus, and it's really frustrating.

Now I have it set up so holding P1 and pressing left on the joystick reads as Enter from within WinIPAC, but that's hardly ideal and definitely not user friendly if anyone other than I wants to use it. I've tried using xinput to make it read the keyboard functions as gamepad inputs, but that doesn't seem to work anymore (I believe it worked pre-patch).

Anyone got any ideas??