HIDToVPAD is still in development and still has issues. I found 2 so far. One is the freezing issue, the other one is, no matter if I use my Xbox One Controller via the Network Client or the Switch Pro Pad directly plugged in, there are small XY axis issues at least in Xenoblade Chronicles X, that your Character only walks instead of running if you move the stick up-left, up-right, down-left or down-right. The "deadzone" for this issue is really small but it can happen from time to time, that your character suddenly stops running or moving at all.
HIDToVPAD is still in development and still has issues. I found 2 so far. One is the freezing issue, the other one is, no matter if I use my Xbox One Controller via the Network Client or the Switch Pro Pad directly plugged in, there are small XY axis issues at least in Xenoblade Chronicles X, that your Character only walks instead of running if you move the stick up-left, up-right, down-left or down-right. The "deadzone" for this issue is really small but it can happen from time to time, that your character suddenly stops running or moving at all.
Have you had any luck getting your PowerA wired controller to work? I've tried to make my own config file, but haven't had any luck. I'd really like to use it, but don't know what I'm doing...
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Hi, I finally try this hidtovpad with ps3 gamepad, and be beside the stable version, the only version that doesn't crash is the nightly 3041cc7.
The problem is.
Is HIDtoVPAD compatible with Mocha? 'cause if I run first mocha then hidtovpad crash, if I run first hidtovpad mocha crash (sometimes even hbl or browser).
I just want to play darksider with ps3 gamepad and switchoff this damn gamepad but (here's another thing) gamecon (and hb that switchoff gamepad) once it's loaded, I can't load any other homebrew again hidtovpad/mocha crash.
Maybe I am noob and I didn't know that I can't run more than one patch at time, but I'd like to know....thank you
The problem is.
Is HIDtoVPAD compatible with Mocha? 'cause if I run first mocha then hidtovpad crash, if I run first hidtovpad mocha crash (sometimes even hbl or browser).
I just want to play darksider with ps3 gamepad and switchoff this damn gamepad but (here's another thing) gamecon (and hb that switchoff gamepad) once it's loaded, I can't load any other homebrew again hidtovpad/mocha crash.
Maybe I am noob and I didn't know that I can't run more than one patch at time, but I'd like to know....thank you
If you run HIDToVPAD, you can not run another homebrew. It says so on the main post. Also, HIDToVPAD has some issues and can crash/freeze your WiiU. (Like if you try to open the browser after launching HIDToVPAD)
how to do it with a rock candy wired xbox 360 controller no matter what i try nothing happens
Hi everyone.
Would it be possible to add "motion controls" compatibility for gamepads which support it in a future update? The Switch Pro Controller as an example.
I read the full post, but found no info about if something like that could be possible or not in future releases.
Thank you.
Would it be possible to add "motion controls" compatibility for gamepads which support it in a future update? The Switch Pro Controller as an example.
I read the full post, but found no info about if something like that could be possible or not in future releases.
Thank you.
Hello,
I have an offical gc adapter, and I really would like to play Mario Kart 8 with the same layouts as Mario Kart Double Dash (Press X to use items instead of L button).
Do you know what should I change to the config file ini ?
If I have many ini files for gc, is there a way to choose the config file or should I just change the config file each time I play with my computer.
Thanks in advance.
I have an offical gc adapter, and I really would like to play Mario Kart 8 with the same layouts as Mario Kart Double Dash (Press X to use items instead of L button).
Do you know what should I change to the config file ini ?
If I have many ini files for gc, is there a way to choose the config file or should I just change the config file each time I play with my computer.
Thanks in advance.
At this point in time I'm willing to say keyboard support is wank at best, this is the config I'm trying to set up and it won't work unless i press all buttons down at once, tried multiple keyboards all do the same exact thing.
[Keyboard]
[IgnoreDefault]
VPAD_BUTTON_UP=KEYBOARD_D
VPAD_BUTTON_RIGHT=KEYBOARD_F
VPAD_BUTTON_Y=KEYBOARD_J
VPAD_BUTTON_X=KEYBOARD_K
VPAD_BUTTON_A=KEYBOARD_N
VPAD_BUTTON_B=KEYBOARD_V
[Keyboard]
[IgnoreDefault]
VPAD_BUTTON_UP=KEYBOARD_D
VPAD_BUTTON_RIGHT=KEYBOARD_F
VPAD_BUTTON_Y=KEYBOARD_J
VPAD_BUTTON_X=KEYBOARD_K
VPAD_BUTTON_A=KEYBOARD_N
VPAD_BUTTON_B=KEYBOARD_V
Is it necessary to have the actual controller and have it powered on and synched on the controller X spot for the usb hid to work? I'm asking cause it's very annoying to keep it on while you're playing, and if you forget and it goes off then you end up cursing cause it stopped working.
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Wait, so does this not work with Haxchi? So if I launch Haxchi first and then HID to VPAD, will it not work? Because I'm wanting to use this to play multiplayer N64 game backups but I need to run Haxchi before I can run those backups.
* Is there anything I can do on my end to get the newer model of DS4 to work without whatever this network client thing is?
* What can I do to adjust deadzones? My deadzones for my gamecube controllers are too large, at least for whichever one is registered as the earliest player.
* Is there a way to turn off rumble?
* Is there anything I can do on my end to get the newer model of DS4 to work without whatever this network client thing is?
* What can I do to adjust deadzones? My deadzones for my gamecube controllers are too large, at least for whichever one is registered as the earliest player.
* Is there a way to turn off rumble?
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Sorry for this late response, but currently I'm REALLY busy and barely have anytime for coding. The best way is to open an issue on Github - I'll work on these as far as I have time - but a least I won't forget about them.
First run mocha then HID to VPAD, this _should_ work fine. If not, please name me the exact hid to vpad/mocha/hbl version you've been using so I can reproduce the issue.
I started to work an motion control implemenation for the Dualshock 4 Controller and had kinda success.(https://twitter.com/MaschellDev/status/900372028213088256)
Like I said in the Tweet: it's far from perfect (and only working using the network client). The reason is, that the Wii U Gamepad has some sensors that are missing in common game controllers (like an compass, magnet stuff etc.) I tried to reconstruct as much as I could with the acceleration and gyro sensor, but that only hacking.
I don't know if have access to the motion sensors of the Switch Controller yet, but the last time I looked into it, I had no access.
To be honest I didn't spent much time in testing the keyboard function very well in the latest version. Can you tell me which HID to VPAD version you are using?
I don't understand your question?
In general I tried to make HID to VPAD as easy to use as possible (also when using the network client). You can attach/detach/reattach your USB devices at any time and it just should work as expected.
There is only one case (afaik) were things could go "wrong":
- When you have like 4 Controllers of the same type connected to the console (same vid/pid).
- Map them in a random order to pro controllers.
- Detach them
- Switch the Application
- And attach them again.
In this case, the order of the controller MIGHT be screwed up.
- The new DS4 model doesn't get recognized on the Wii U as a HID device, there is less I can do about it (without impelementing my own HID stack).
- The deadzone can be adjusted using the configuration files. You can find more information in the wiki (https://github.com/Maschell/controller_patcher/wiki/5.a-Controller-|-Configurate-the-GameCube-controller)
- The rumble can be disabled in the settings of hid to vpad.
Something like
should trigger the L button on the gamepad when ever you press X on the game cube controller. Look at the wiki for more information (https://github.com/Maschell/control...troller-|-Configurate-the-GameCube-controller)
Currently only ONE .ini file is supported. I also had plans about a system with multiple .ini's (and maybe a way to share them), but I don't know when I will have time for this feature
Sorry again for the late response. In a few weeks I _should_ have some more time
Thats currently not possible due multiple reason. At first the whole application would need to be rewritten to a .rpx instead of .elf file.
HID to VPAD should recognize the Switch Pro Controller via USB even without any .ini file. Do you use the newest version of hid to vpad?
Once you enter the homebrew launcher, ALL current patches will be resettet (not the CFW things though). So when you load HID to VPAD and then enter the HBL to load mocha, all HBL stuff will be unloaded.
First run mocha then HID to VPAD, this _should_ work fine. If not, please name me the exact hid to vpad/mocha/hbl version you've been using so I can reproduce the issue.
The Xbox 360 Controller is NO HID device and HID to VPAD only support HID devices. The only reason why the Xbox 360 Controller works with the network client is because it's emulation a HID Device. Native support without the network client won't happen, sorry
I started to work an motion control implemenation for the Dualshock 4 Controller and had kinda success.(https://twitter.com/MaschellDev/status/900372028213088256)
Like I said in the Tweet: it's far from perfect (and only working using the network client). The reason is, that the Wii U Gamepad has some sensors that are missing in common game controllers (like an compass, magnet stuff etc.) I tried to reconstruct as much as I could with the acceleration and gyro sensor, but that only hacking.
I don't know if have access to the motion sensors of the Switch Controller yet, but the last time I looked into it, I had no access.
To be honest I didn't spent much time in testing the keyboard function very well in the latest version. Can you tell me which HID to VPAD version you are using?
I don't understand your question?
In general I tried to make HID to VPAD as easy to use as possible (also when using the network client). You can attach/detach/reattach your USB devices at any time and it just should work as expected.
There is only one case (afaik) were things could go "wrong":
- When you have like 4 Controllers of the same type connected to the console (same vid/pid).
- Map them in a random order to pro controllers.
- Detach them
- Switch the Application
- And attach them again.
In this case, the order of the controller MIGHT be screwed up.
- The new DS4 model doesn't get recognized on the Wii U as a HID device, there is less I can do about it (without impelementing my own HID stack).
- The deadzone can be adjusted using the configuration files. You can find more information in the wiki (https://github.com/Maschell/controller_patcher/wiki/5.a-Controller-|-Configurate-the-GameCube-controller)
- The rumble can be disabled in the settings of hid to vpad.
Something like
Code:
[vid=0x057e,pid=0x0337]
VPAD_BUTTON_L = GC_BUTTON_XCurrently only ONE .ini file is supported. I also had plans about a system with multiple .ini's (and maybe a way to share them), but I don't know when I will have time for this feature
Sorry again for the late response. In a few weeks I _should_ have some more time
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I'm using version 0.9j, so far everything has worked 100% with no latency at all, except the keyboard.
Kudos for making such a great tool.
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One thing that just occurred to me.... The sound on the 2600 sucked less back then the harsh sound we hear now is from infinitely better speakers we have now, back when the 2600 was new speakers produced a almost muffled sound, like CRTs made old graphics look slightly better. -
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I wonder if I could recommend that to some emulation devs that perhaps the sound could use some smoothing out to simulate those old TVs
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I think a few of the early systems could benefit from that, at least up to the 8 bit generation, by the 16 bit generation I think TVs had gotten a lot better in almost every way
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it says it only works for the original R4, R4i Gold (r4ids.cn), R4iDSN (r4idsn.com) and Acekard R.P.G. -
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Just give it a try, but honestly if you have a 3DS you can play DS games without a card just off the internal SD card
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