Retroarch settings overriden every time I launch a game

Hi everyone!
I've configured the retroarch emulation with my own inputs, which happens to be xinput, so when connected, they load a plug and play configuration (xbox 360 controller).
However, every time I launch a game through Retrobat, those settings get overriden, and the input becomes sdl2 and the autoconfig becomes false, and my retroarch.cfg becomes overwritten with these:

Code:

input_joypad_driver = "sdl2"
input_autodetect_enable = "false"

I've tried with ResetConfigMode=0 but the problem persists.

Can somebody shine a light about thisn problem?
Thank you.

I have an similar problem. When i change the hotkey settings in RA and then restart , all my settings are gone.
Normally the changed settings are automaticaly saved when i restart RA again. As soon i starting the game in Retroabat the change settings are gone.

Hello
All settings have to be done within Retrobat & ES.
Or, you have to deactivate controller auto configuration
https://retrobat.forumgaming.fr/t135-faq-retrobat-wip#1486

Spacemen500 wrote:I have an similar problem. When i change the hotkey settings in RA and then restart , all my settings are gone.
Normally the changed settings are automaticaly saved when i restart RA again. As soon i starting the game in Retroabat the change settings are gone.

hello.
Thanks for your reply.
I've already disabled the autoconfiguration in developer options, but still the same issue keeps happening.
If I set retroarch.cfg as "read only" to avoing overwrittings the emulator doesn't launch.
I think that emulatorlauncher.exe and the %CONTROLLERSCONFIG% string in es_systems.cfg has something to do, but there's less than none documentation or configuration options.

But still, I'd really like to be able to use the autoconfiguration option in Retrobat for emulators outside Retroarch, like Model3 or Naomi.
I'd be great if Retrobat allowed to set the default input controller (i.e. xinput, dinput, etc) the same way it allows DefaultAudioDriver or DefaultVideoDriver in retrobat.ini, and then spreaded that settings to Retroarch.

There's also a problem with controller indices, swapping player 1 and 2 inputs, but that's another story and I blame Windows too.
Cheers