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Homebrew Homebrew app Bloopair: Connect Controllers from other Consoles natively

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Sorry if already asked but i plan to buy a no name switch controller ok amazon.

Could i also use it with bloopair than?
 
hello, thank you for all your cotnributions to the community. is there truly no way to get the xbox series x or series s controllers working? those appear to be more commonplace these days.
 
So I got the controller and it works well with bloopair and with the switch! 👌🏻

Only one thing: On the switch there is gyro but on wii u sadly no gyro
 
I had tiramisu and this works but no matter what I do in aroma bloopair is not active.

Failed to read local bda (Make sure Bloopair is active!) when I try to pair ds3
 
blaisedinsd said:
I had tiramisu and this works but no matter what I do in aroma bloopair is not active.

Failed to read local bda (Make sure Bloopair is active!) when I try to pair ds3
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Did you copy Bloopair to the aroma environment? If it's only on Tiramisu it will only be active while in Tiramisu.
 
Has any work been done on getting a pair of Joycons to sync as one controller yet?
 
Ettino said:
Write to MS and ask them to turn Bluetooth LE back on.
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you know that you can revert the controller fw to the previous, correctly working, state? I experienced an Series-controller which said it had an fw update, after which I could not get it to connect to any pc or system over bluetooth anymore. rolling the fw of the controller back fixed this though/

regnad said:
Is it possible to use this with an 8bitdo 2.4g controller?
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If the controller you are planning to use is a 2.4Ghz controller it will never work with Bloopair, as it is not bluetooth (hid-to-usb could work though if you have the usb dongle, although I'm not completely sure about this)
 
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jeffyTheHomebrewer said:
Games that need the Gamepad NEED the Gamepad. The Wii U Gamepad connects over 5Ghz Wi-Fi directly to your Wii U; not Bluetooth.
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I mean using HID2PAD lets you use a Switch Pro or a Doulshock as a Wii U gamepad, of course you lose features like the mic, touch screen and NFC but depending on the game you can use it.
 
sonictopfan said:
I mean using HID2PAD lets you use a Switch Pro or a Doulshock as a Wii U gamepad, of course you lose features like the mic, touch screen and NFC but depending on the game you can use it.
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Ohhhh, I didn't even know that was a thing.
If HID2PAD can also somehow work with a Wii U Pro Controller, then it should work with Blupair-connected controllers.
 
Guys, I'm new here on the site and I really liked the content posted here for the Wii U, I use my Wii U with Aroma and I would like to know if these 2 Bluetooth controls for the Switch work on Bloopair on the Wii U as a Switch Pro Controller, because I want buy in China to play The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess HD Wii U.
 

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