The reason this works at all as it is is because more or less every single controller out there uses some sort of Bluetooth connectivity, as it does the Wii U Pro Controllers. While the Gamepad uses some unique wireless signal in order to communicate with the system.
Take a look at https://github.com/xerpi/fakemote, it doesn't support bluetooth but it's the closest you can currently get to using third party controllers without additional hardware on the Wii.
No, Bloopair doesn't handle any sort of wired controllers. It only intercepts Bluetooth requests. You can use HID2VPAD for wired controllers.
Bloopair only patches the bluetooth part of IOS-PAD, it doesn't handle any sorts of gamepad emulation.
If they want the latest releases of Bloopair in the future, yes.
Awesome, the only way to make Bloopair greater was for it to work from boot!
(or perhaps its a new issue?) Thank You!
the tiramisu one works on boot? do you just have to press the controller's normal sync button or do I need to go into bloopair?Awesome, the only way to make Bloopair greater was for it to work from boot!
I do have a problem tho.. seems the build of Bloopair that comes with the wiiu hacks tut is the same one that has issues with my fake Switch Controllers?
I'm getting Left analog Stick and Face Buttons being wrong issues
It works on boot. Just sync your controller with your console and it's done.
You're not forced. Bloopair works until the latest firmware and perfectly without issues. Stay on the old version with haxchi and pass on the new features (for the case there are coming new features) in newer releases.
