In reference to the WiiSXR patch by
@Wiimpathy
https://gbatemp.net/threads/wiiflow-lite.422685/page-95#post-8836597
I added this to my wiiflow setup and I am using the Wii Classic Pro controller and it still requires me to hit the reset button before it will recognize my controller. Any way to fix this?
Is it at least working with a Wiimote? A bit weird, that it was working for
@templar701 and me. I've tried with a classic(not pro). Have you tried from Homebrew Channel first? I don't remember if some settings files need to be created.
Unfortunately I don't have a Wii Classic Pro controller to test, but like Wiimpathy says, try it through homebrew channel first. Then, when testing through Wiiflow, make sure you don't have any other wiimotes/nunchucks/classics connected when you test. There's seems to be an undesired effect with multiple wiimotes, which can be resolved by simply loading the menu then exiting back to the game.
To explain in detail, here's what I found, tested on an original Wii:
Testing just one wiimote, nunchuck or regular classic peripheral, with all other wiimote combinations deactivated, works fine, without any need to return to the WiiSXR menu.
However,
Testing two wiimotes connected (official, non motion plus, no peripherals inserted)
Launch WiiSXR through wiiflow
wiimote 1 will disconnect
wiimote 2 will disconnect
wiimote 2 will become active
wiimote 1 will remain disconnected
WiiSXR will assign wiimote 2 to controller port 1
game will launch
pressing buttons on wiimote 1 will connect it as the first wiimote (first blue light) but WiiSXR will refuse to register it, until you launch the WiiSXR menu, and then return to game, which, at this point, can be done either via wiimote 2 (menu button combo) or pressing reset on console. (At least we don't have to get up to walk to console
)
The above also applies if you have classic or nunchuck peripherals plugged into the wiimote.
The above, however, can be overcome on just wiimotes (no peripherals) if you are quick and press buttons on wiimote 1 as soon as wiiSXR launches. Both wiimotes will register and work without any need to return to the wiiSXR menu. However, this trick does not seem to work if you have peripherals inserted, and so you will have to return to the wiiSXR menu, then return to game to resolve.
None of this applies if you use 2 gamecube controllers connected directly to the console gamecube ports, it will just work without any need to return to the wiiSXR menu.