To get this to work you will need a Linux install with a patched kernel and the right WiFi USB device.
Why Linux?
I just want to know how does Usendmii work?
To get this to work you will need a Linux install with a patched kernel and the right WiFi USB device.
So, UsendMii doesn't connect to the Wii U....wiiubrew.org said:
- UsendMii is a HTTP server that delivers Web content to the Wii U Internet Browser software.
- The Internet Browser uses specialized JavaScript to obtain button states of the GamePad.
- The button states are converted to JSON and sent to UsendMii using WebSocket protocol. POST request are used for version before 4.0.0
- When received, UsendMii will simulate keystrokes, mouse motions, or button clicks.
So, UsendMii doesn't connect to the Wii U....
Here's the answer:so do you need any special hardware for this to work?
To get this to work you will need a Linux install with a patched kernel and the right WiFi USB device.
Oh, forgot to mention that you need a joystick(game controller).k thanks
Performance will be low, won't it?I'd just suggest installing Ubuntu on a separate partition, install drc-sim, and shrink the partition to as small as it can get, and just use it for drc-sim.
It depends on if your computer supports dual boot, and if you have good RAM.Performance will be low, won't it?
*Sigh*I got this working once a while back, and it wasn't an easy endeavor. The reason you need to use linux, is that your windows computer isn't a Wii U gamepad, and Linux is the only operating system that is customizable enough to get it to be close enough. Right now, it is a pain to get working, and even if you do, it doesn't support the touchscreen, or the gyro sensor. I have been considering building a Raspberry PI system that could basically be used as a Wii U gamepad (not quite sure how I'll handle the touchscreen, I'm open to ideas on this one), but it will take some time.
I have pretty much a complete rewrite laying around somewhere that I wrote forever ago to clean up the code (not a big fan of all of it NOT being usable as a library) and port it to python 3. It probably wasn't a complete waste of time though, it is a good learning experience.*Sigh*
Wasted my time...
At least I ported it into Python3
yeah i have that i was just wondering, didnt see the post about the wifi dongle, any exact specs i need for it or links to ones known to work?Oh, forgot to mention that you need a joystick(game controller).
also: could i have the actual gamepad connected at same time as this?
noalso: could i have the actual gamepad connected at same time as this?
You mean something like this: https://bitbucket.org/memahaxx/drc-capWhy can't you do a man in the middle setup for the gamepad?