In this article, you are going to learn how to setup your blog in your Raspberry Pi.
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Press “F4” In your RetroPie installation.
Type “sudo nano /etc/apt/souces.list”
Press “Enter”
Type in “deb http://archive.itimmer.nl/raspbian/moonlight jessie main”
Pres “Enter”
Press “Ctrl X” “Y” and “Enter” to save the file.
Type in “sudo apt-get update”
Press “Enter”
Type in “sudo apt-get install moonlight-embedded”
Press “Enter”
Press “Y” when it asks for confirmation.
Type in “cd /opt/retropie/configs”
Press “Enter”
Type “mkdir moonlight”
Press “Enter”
Type “cd moonlight”
Press “Enter”
Type in “moonlight map controller.map”
Press the corresponding keys when you’re asked to.
Once you finish, type in “moonlight pair YOURPCIPADDRESS”
You’ll be given a pair number, head over to your PC and insert that number when you’re asked to and press “Connect”
Type in “sudo nano /etc/emulationstation/es_systems.cfg”
Scroll down to the very bottom, but stay above “/systemList”
Type in ”
<system>
<name>Steam</name>
<fullname>Steam</fullname>
<path>~/Retropie/roms/moonlight</path>
<extension>.sh .SH</extension>
<command>%ROM%</command>
<platform>steam</platform>
<theme>steam</theme>
</system>”
Press “Ctrl X”, “Y” and “Enter”
Type in “mkdir ~/Retropie/roms/moonlight”
Press “Enter”
Type in “cd ~/Retropie/roms/moonlight”
Press “Enter”
Type “sudo nano stream30fps.sh”
Press “Enter”
Type in “#!/bin/bash”
Press “Enter”
Type in “moonlight stream -30fps -mapping /otp/retropie/configs/moonlight/controller.map YOURPCIPADDRESS”
Press “Ctrl X”, “Y” and “Enter”
Type “sudo cp stream30fps.sh stream60fps.sh”
Press “Enter”
Type in “sudo nano stream60fps.sh”
Press “Enter”
Change the “-30fps” to “-60fps”
Press “Ctrl X”, “Y” and “Enter”
Type in “sudo chmod +x stream30fps.sh”
Press “Enter”
Type in “sudo chmod +x stream60fps.sh”
Press “Enter”
Type “exit”
Press “Enter”
Wait for Emulation Station to load up.
Once it loads, you can see the steam shortcuts there, scroll and click on them to stream your favorite games.
Congratulations, you’ve just configurated your Raspberry Pi to stream your Steam games via Moonlight and that’s it for this Instructable.
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I followed this article and got an error when trying to map the controller. When entering "moonlight map controller.map" it brings back the following:
connect to controller.map...
Generating certificate...done
Can't connect to server controller.map
I can't seem to find a solution for this problem on the internet. I hope someone can help me with this.
Why has my comment be deleted?
sorry, didn't see it xD
Can you please update this article, moonlight no longer uses "moonlight map" command anymore. I am having a hard time using the updated gamecontrollerdb.txt file to update and it seems moonlight is not recognizing my controller
03000000790000000018000011010000,HJZ Mayflash WiiU Pro Game Controller Adapter,a:b290,b:b289,back:b296,dpdown:b17,dpleft:b16,dpright:b16,dpup:b17,guide:b8,leftshoulder:b292,leftstick:b298,lefttrigger:a294,leftx:a0,lefty:a1,rightshoulder:b293,rightstick:b299,righttrigger:a295,rightx:a2,righty:a5,start:b297,x:b291,y:b288,platform:Linux,