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quadforce should work on the vWii...
if it works with HIDTest, then yes (but, not without Nintendont though).Is it possible to have a USB that connects to a Gamecube that will work on the vWii?
Dios mios is as the name suggests, a mios. Pretty much, it has a ridiculously small amount of ram and storage to run in (<100KB I think) on the starlet arm processor. Adding more features is very dificult hence why no audio streaming or 4k hard drive support has been added.
MIOS does not run in Wii mode. It runs in GC mode. This runs in Wii mode. Therefore it has access to all the RAM the Wii has, whereas MIOS only has access to the RAM a GC has.Then how is this different as far as limitations go? That's what I'm trying to find out. If it's running in vWii mode, isn't the amount of usable memory the same as a normal Wii? Audio streaming is said to be in the works for Nintendon't, I'm just trying to find out how, esp. if this is going to run on a normal Wii as well.
MIOS does not run in Wii mode. It runs in GC mode. This runs in Wii mode. Therefore it has access to all the RAM the Wii has, whereas MIOS only has access to the RAM a GC has.
Scrawled down the values, and here is the basic gist of what I've got for a gamecube controller:
Base HEX:
02/00/00/81/81/C1/A0/11 = Unknown/Facebuttons/Dpad/X-axis/Y-axis/C-stick X/C-stick Y/Shoulder L&R
The individual values pan out as such:
Facebuttons:
A = 01
B = 02
Y = 08
X = 04
R = 20 Shoulder: 1E
L = 10 Shoulder: E1
Z = 40
Start = 80
Dpad:
DPad Up = 08
Dpad Right = 02
Dpad Left = 01
Dpad Down = 04
X-Axis:
Neutral = 81
Y-axis:
Neutral = 81
C-stick X:
Neutral = C1
C-stick Y:
Neutral = A0
Directly from Crediar, I dont know if he wants me sharing the link or not so you'll likely have to ask him for it.TheBlackLink: Where did you get version 0.4 of HID Test?