Homebrew Homebrew app Bloopair: Connect Controllers from other Consoles natively

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I don't understand. Your first bloopair tiramisu version autobooted already. Or do i misunderstand something?
The first version was a pre-release which I didn't announce, it also didn't work properly when ran from the Browser exploit.
This version should now be stable.

Both tiramisu versions can be autobooted though.
 
My Pro 2 can take a little while and a couple of tries to pair with Bloopair, but after it finally does it works perfectly.
 
This looks really cool to use, but I only have joycons as my non-wii u controllers, rendering some games unplayable due to the missing buttons- ngl being able to switch to dual joycons would be much better, if it’s even possible lol
 
Wil Balance Board disconnects every minute when Bloopair is active.

With Tiramisu, since it boots when booting the console (which is wonderful), I have to take the micro SD card off for the balance Board to work.

Just asking if a fix would be possible or it's easier to simply take the micro SD before turning on the console whenever I want to use the Wii Balance Board.
 
how did you pair it?
can you list the steps you followed please?
I managed to pair it too, but i lost connection when launching a DS inject. Need to try it further.

You need to use the small sync button on the side of the USB port. It syncs on Switch mode, and indeed it worked flawlessly.
 
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I managed to pair it too, but i lost connection when launching a DS inject. Need to try it further.

You need to use the small sync button on the side of the USB port. It syncs on Switch mode, and indeed it worked flawlessly.
ok will try switch mode on the sn30.. you need to push the sync button on sn30 too right?
 
I tried the tiramisu module and I am finding random controller disconections. Specially if I launch vWii and try to play with original wiimotes to wii games.

Tried pairing a DS4 and also disconnects randomly. Is not as severe as the wiimote did not stayed connected more than a couple of minutes.
 
Any chance of this supporting the Power A GameCube controllers for the Switch? Especially in vWii mode so you can use it for actual GameCube games?
 
@GaryOderNichts , I just tried your new version of bloopair for tiramisu. still same problem, the dual sense reports low battery every now and then. I could let you borrow the dual sense that came with my ps5, but you'd have to send it back. this is all to get this issue fixed as I bought the purple dual sense specifically for the wii u.
 

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