Try this one. I downloaded from the wiibru site and uploaded to my Dropbox for you.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/631fjjzvdd8p6y1/usendmii_win64.zip?dl=0
Hacking UsendMii
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/631fjjzvdd8p6y1/usendmii_win64.zip?dl=0
Linux is not on the roadmap currently. Now I'm trying stuff with Android.
Hey @Crayon2000 any update on if you're going to make a homebrew app for the reciever? Love your program just a bit annoying we have to use the rubber band trick, which restricts 2 buttons.
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I've been trying to get this to work, but I get the error code 112-1028. I have them on the same wifi, tried to clear cache, tried other ports, nothing. I don't know what to do now. @Crayon2000
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Hey, just wanted to mention that you can use this without leaving the page by hitting the URL bar and then holding down on a letter like a or e so it brings up the different versions of that letter. Doing this lets you hit any button (Except for Home, TV, or Power of course) and still use the input feature.
Help Wanted to Test UsendMii with Homebrew
First you will need to download UsendMii version 0.5.0 beta 1.
Start UsendMii and follow these steps:
Any comments are welcome. Remember, this is my first Wii U homebrew
The UsendMii Client homebrew is open source, so any Pull Request are accepted
This feature was recently requested by @RayGraphics, I hope it meets you're expectations!
First you will need to download UsendMii version 0.5.0 beta 1.
Start UsendMii and follow these steps:
- Select Homebrew for the Client Type.
- Choose an available port for the UDP server. By default port 4242 is used.
- Map the GamePad buttons to the wanted keys.
- Left-click on the button to detect the input (keyboard or mouse).
- Right-click on the button to show a pop-up menu. The Clear, vXbox, vJoy, Detect and Mouse option could be used to set a key.
- Click on the Start button.
- Start UsendMii Client.
- Download latest version from GitHub.
- Extract the archive content to the /wiiu/apps/ folder on your SD card.
- Launch UsendMii Client from the Homebrew Launcher.
- Change the IP address to the one shown in UsendMii (URL to use in the Wii U Internet Browser).
- Click on the A button.
Any comments are welcome. Remember, this is my first Wii U homebrew
The UsendMii Client homebrew is open source, so any Pull Request are accepted
This feature was recently requested by @RayGraphics, I hope it meets you're expectations!
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Homebrew support was also requested by @Rubberduckycooly, maybe you could help me to test this to put it in production
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I would test it because my laptop is currently collecting dust but...
in 2 hours since i'm tired.
Also, Crayon, does it read touchscreen? I want to use it as a damn touchpad in osu c: [i mean tablet]
in 2 hours since i'm tired.
Also, Crayon, does it read touchscreen? I want to use it as a damn touchpad in osu c: [i mean tablet]
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The touch screen should work on the homebrew side. Like I said, I did some weird code for the Screen Mapping coordinate, it needs to be validated by at least another user. To use UsendMii like a tablet I will need to do some changes, it's not currently possible. It's been on my todo list for a while
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Oh, okay. So, i will test it with osu thenThe touch screen should work on the homebrew side. Like I said, I did some weird code for the Screen Mapping coordinate, it needs to be validated by at least another user. To use UsendMii like a tablet I will need to do some changes, it's not currently possible. It's been on my todo list for a while
Okay, so I got Brothers: A Tale of two Sons and thought "hey, I could use my wii U gamepad as a symmetrical playstyle for this game". So I followed the instructions to use UsendMii with vXbox. I installed both correctly, but UsendMii won't let me use vXbox for some reason. I've tried both the browser and the homebrew version to no avail.
Have a look at this video:
Steps for vXbox Bus Installation:
IMPORTANT: You must install the latest Xbox 360 drivers first (Windows 7 Only).
- Unzip bus package into a temporary folder (scpvbus-x64.zip for a 64-bit target machine, scpvbus-x86.zip for a 32-bit target machine ).
- Open a command window (CMD) as an administrator.
- CD to the above temporary folder
- Enter the following command: devcon.exe install ScpVBus.inf Root\ScpVBus
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