Emulator

yeah, that definately worked (and looked) better in nJoy plugin.

SDL? XInput?
What are the indices of the mapped axes and triggers?

Well I'm using SDL it may also help note that I'm using an old converted xbox
controller with the XBCD drivers.
I'm not quite sure what you mean by indices but here are my settings for GCPad and XBCD

Because my controller is from the old xbox it won't work that way since it doesn't
use xinput fully so the trigger won't map that way.

You can mapp them using triggers if you change the Triggers Source to Xinput not SDL.
and choose the source to be triggers not Analog1. think the reson when use the
analog1 it think the R and L has been pressed is because you have the source set to
analog1. I use Analog 1 for main stick Analog2 for Cstick, and Triggers for Triggers.

"Because my controller is from the old xbox it won't work that way since it doesn't
use xinput fully so the trigger won't map that way."

oh I see. Sory i kept editing what i wanted to say.

Still can't get the triggers to work properly under SDL

@death2droid, hoho, did you noticed that you had chosen "Analog1" as source of main
stick and C-stick and trigger?

Yeah I've fixed that up :)
But the triggers will still not work properly it shows in the trigger status that it
works and everything but in game it just won't..

Could you post a screen just like the above one when you hold down both your triggers?

Here you go.

OK, I get it, the neutrall value of trigger on your pad is 127, the range is from 127
to 0.

On a gamecube pad, trigger neutral value is 0, and the range is from 0 to 255(fully
hold down).

Gah how am i going to fix that :(
EDIT:
Oh yeah the range is actually from 0 to 255 but for some odd reason the neutral value
if 127, might be because you can make it add or decrease the axis

is*

I think I can do something on this.

Ok cool.