Homebrew Nintendont wiimote and nunchuck " HELP "

[SuperDan]

So as you might have guessed i want to use y wiimote & NC on nintendont but i cant figure it out .. ive read on forums u have to do a key combo i.e hold 2 press right on D pad.. but that never works for me ? maybe im doing it wrong or at the wrong time .. im not sure ?

 

[GreyWolf]

Just plug the nunchuk into the remote before you launch the game. The button assignments and how to switch them are listed in the Nintendont support thread in the opening post.

Games kinda stink using Remote/nunchuk. A classic controller is much better.

 

[soniccomcisbr]

Worst combination for Game Cube. If you don't have a good Cube Controller, try any USB controller like the PlayStation 3 or 4 controllers or Wii Classic control

 

[SuperDan]

Worst combination for Game Cube. If you don't have a good Cube Controller, try any USB controller like the PlayStation 3 or 4 controllers or Wii Classic control

i have ps3 and ps4 controllers how do i set them up exactly

 

[GreyWolf]

i have ps3 and ps4 controllers how do i set them up exactly

They should work straight out of the box. You just have to connect them with a USB cable. The charge-only ones won't work.

 

[SuperDan]

i will give that a try !!

 

[SuperDan]

They should work straight out of the box. You just have to connect them with a USB cable. The charge-only ones won't work.

yepp your right that worked .. last issue i have now is the games .. i have mario sunshine working renamed " game.iso " but how do i load other games in the same folder .. or do i make separate folders for each game ..? and rename each game in folders " game.iso "

 

[VinsCool]

yepp your right that worked .. last issue i have now is the games .. i have mario sunshine working renamed " game.iso " but how do i load other games in the same folder .. or do i make separate folders for each game ..? and rename each game in folders " game.iso "

Yep, each games require different folders.

Games/Gamename/game.iso

If you happen to have 2 discs for a game, the second disc has to be renamed to disc2.iso

 

[SuperDan]

Yep, each games require different folders.

Games/Gamename/game.iso

If you happen to have 2 discs for a game, the second disc has to be renamed to disc2.iso

Okay perfect I will try that out!

 

[SuperDan]

Okay perfect I will try that out!

well im doing it wrong somehow i can run my games on SD but USB is not working ?

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[GreyWolf]

well im doing it wrong somehow i can run my games on SD but USB is not working ?

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What are you using as USB storage? Flash drives are pretty hit-or-miss on the Wii and are not recommended.

 

[SuperDan]

What are you using as USB storage? Flash drives are pretty hit-or-miss on the Wii and are not recommended.

well it worked when i had one game on the usb but when i put 3 none showed up at all,.. i think i did not put the folders in the correct order .?

 

[Sticksandstones]

well it worked when i had one game on the usb but when i put 3 none showed up at all,.. i think i did not put the folders in the correct order .?

He's not kidding.
We've all seen many people go through even more flash drives.
Truthfully, your flash drive's file system has probably corrupted by the intense reading your Wii does with it during USB-loading ISOs. Flash drives were developed for simple storage, where you load some files from it and be done with it.
Your Wii is reading from your ISOs constantly, as fast as your flash drive can do so. This tends to cause peoples' flash drives corrupting and sometimes becoming totally unusable as a result. Your Wii thinks it's a disc.
Discs can handle that sort of thing, but instead you're using a flash drive.
The problem you're having is painfully commonplace among users of flash drives. Just get a USB HDD/SSD if you wish to avoid burning through a bunch of flash drives.

As far as your folders problem goes--you're putting your games in the correct folders if you've previously made it work, so that's not the issue. Trust me, it's your use of a flash drive.

 

[SuperDan]

sounds about right .. i will try my HD next thanks for the info

 

[SuperDan]

well just to let this end .. i ended up buying a 32 gig SD card for my wii.. could not get the usb way to work & didnt mess with my wii HD as it formatted to WBFS ( wish i knew how to make a 2nd partion on that HD ) and the part where you name each game to game.iso is wrong if your using windows using more than one game .... just rename each game in folders to " game " thats it not game.iso !! or no dice and thats it i have 20 GC games working .. very happy indeed !! could not use the wiimote NC way .. which bugged me out .. until i realized it HAS TO BE A OFFICIAL WIIMOTE mine is a 3rd party one .. so im just using my PS4 pad wired in ... all good MGS the twin snakes already on disk 2 ..( love that game MGS1 was so good on GC ) ...

 

[GreyWolf]

WBFS partitions are unnecessary nowadays. Loaders can run Wii games from WBFS files from FAT32.

ALL Wii/GC disc-based games should be named the same way:

"/<folder>/Game Title [TitleID]/<discName>"

<folder> - "wbfs" for Wii titles and "games" for Gamecube titles
<discName> - "game.iso" for first (or only) disc of Gamecube titles, "<TitleID>.wbfs" for first or only file of Wii titles. "disc2.iso" for second disc of Gamecube, "<TitleID>.wbf1" for second (overflow) file of Wii games.

All Wii/GC loaders recognize and support that directory/filename format.

 

[SuperDan]

WBFS partitions are unnecessary nowadays. Loaders can run Wii games from WBFS files from FAT32.

ALL Wii/GC disc-based games should be named the same way:

"/<folder>/Game Title [TitleID]/<discName>"

<folder> - "wbfs" for Wii titles and "games" for Gamecube titles
<discName> - "game.iso" for first (or only) disc of Gamecube titles, "<TitleID>.wbfs" for first or only file of Wii titles. "disc2.iso" for second disc of Gamecube, "<TitleID>.wbf1" for second (overflow) file of Wii games.

All Wii/GC loaders recognize and support that directory/filename format.

yeah i know that .. but i hacked my wii years ago ...lol wbfs was the way then ... and i have 700 gigs of wii games on that hard drive ... & well that is that ... im cool tho i have my favorite GC games on my SD now ... there really was only so many i liked .. but still i have 300 gig left on my wii HD i would have used them if i could oh well such is life... just wondering tho ... im using a ps4 pad .. works fine and all .. but ... the button layout is off just slightly off only the a,b ,y,x is there a way to configure the buttons ? so they are perfect? config file anything like that.....?

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Just plug the nunchuk into the remote before you launch the game. The button assignments and how to switch them are listed in the Nintendont support thread in the opening post.

Games kinda stink using Remote/nunchuk. A classic controller is much better.

yeah it must be a original wiimote .. mine wasnt i have a 3rd party style one

 

[GreyWolf]

You can nondestructively convert WBFS partitions to FAT32. Here is the thread about the converter and a guide for using it if you're interested.

I grabbed the links from Cyan's signature.

 

[SuperDan]

You can nondestructively convert WBFS partitions to FAT32. Here is the thread about the converter and a guide for using it if you're interested.

I grabbed the links from Cyan's signature.

oh thats interesting ! i didnt think that was possible .. i will look deeper into this tomorrow nice one ... i have to it admit tho .. even knowing i have not played my wii ( apart from trying out nintendont this week ) im kinda shitting myself thinking i will lose all them games 700 gigs is a frigging lot to lose ... some seriously cool custom mario karts and NSMB games ... have you used this before ...

 

[Sticksandstones]

have you used this before ...

I have. wbfs2fat is what I used for my HP HDD, and it worked just fine for me; nothing was lost.