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3rd party bluetooth controllers #62

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Raflos10 opened this issue Dec 24, 2018 · 4 comments
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3rd party bluetooth controllers #62

Raflos10 opened this issue Dec 24, 2018 · 4 comments

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@Raflos10
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Hi.
I have a 3rd party bluetooth controller (Hyperkin ProCube Gamecube Style Pro Controller) that connects successfully as a Wii U Pro Controller, but none of its inputs are recognized (other than home and power buttons) and it seems like the joystick value is stuck towards bottom left. And of course I tested it with Wii U games and it works normally.
I'd like to do what I can to help get this controller working properly in this library.

@guest123guest
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I don't think Wii U controllers can connect to a Wii, I'm surprised you managed to get any of it working on Wii homebrew at all.

@DacoTaco
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afaik the Hyperkin ProCube Gamecube Style Pro Controller is just a pro controller like the wii had, no?

@DamianS-eng
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There's little documentation on this 3rd party controller from Hyperkin, but from what I can tell, it actually is a Wii U Pro controller (the analog sticks click) and is not compatible with the Wii. Not even first party Wii U pro controllers connect to the Wii, so no point in asking for implementation in the Wii dev library.
Consult an in-progress Wii U homebrew library, or ask the CEMU devs to implement.

@DacoTaco
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DacoTaco commented May 9, 2022

if that is the case, then i would consider this indeed as not compatible , unless somebody makes a PR with code to support wii-u pro controllers. but seeing how no wii code supports them (and im not sure if the wii can support them) i don't think there is much for us to do here?

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