Joystick keybind

[Desufagkun]

Hello!
Trying to figure out how to predefine gamepad keys for some events, like pressing Menu button in gamepad opens ingame menu or pressing B key returns player one step back. By default only A key (Select/Dismiss) and directional buttons are assigned.
I can configure it from layout.classic_joystick_preferences without problems but I want to deliver game to players with already predefined gamepad keys so they do not need to enter preferences and define keys
Any help?

[nyaatrap]

Coied form my game

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init python:
  if persistent.firstboot is None:
    _preferences.joymap['joy_dissmiss'] = "Button 0.0"
    _preferences.joymap['joy_menu'] = "Button 0.1"
    _preferences.joymap['joy_hide'] = "Button 0.2"
    _preferences.joymap['joy_rollback'] = "Button 0.3"
    _preferences.joymap['joy_skip'] = "Button 0.4"
    persistent.firstboot=True

[Desufagkun]

nyaatrap, thank you!
And another question. Is it possible to map Dpad buttons? Currently only navigation with left stick works. Tested with xbox 360 and generic DirectInput controllers.

[Desufagkun]

Well. Figured that out by myself. Now I can bind D-Pad buttons. Modified \renpy\display\joystick.py
Added new section before if ev.type == pygame.JOYBUTTONDOWN::

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    if ev.type == pygame.JOYHATMOTION:
        if not renpy.display.interface.focused:
            return None

        press = None

        if (ev.value[0] == -1) and (ev.value[1] == 0):
            press = "D-PAD Left"
        if (ev.value[0] == 1) and (ev.value[1] == 0):
            press = "D-PAD Right"
        if (ev.value[0] == 0) and (ev.value[1] == 1):
            press = "D-PAD Up"
        if (ev.value[0] == 0) and (ev.value[1] == -1):
            press = "D-PAD Down"
        
        if not press:
            return None

        return pygame.event.Event(renpy.display.core.JOYEVENT,
                                  press=press,
                                  release=None)

P.S. Code is not perfect because I don't know python.. But it works for me.