Yes version 1 was all over screen blinking same blue now only 1 in center on version 2.1 but version 1 and 2 was same only on Captain Toad I have seen lately. Sorry I was away from pc was restoration the garage before snow comes.
from the first page:
There's an issue pairing elite controllers that I don't yet understand. They are not being authenticated correctly and cause the console to crash. In theory you would think they are the same as the other Xbox One controllers, but reading around on the internet I have found multiple reports of issues with connectivity on the elite controller. Sounds to me like they use a different, buggier firmware.
dont get what you mean by "and?" which is a bit rude, i was pointing this out to masagrator incase they missed it on the front page, also he's talking about 360 elite not xbox one elite.
This is interesting, good find. Again, could you please redirect the conversation to the github issue so that people looking into the issue have all the information in one place. It's better than me having to relay second hand information from this thread.
Hopefully. I'm trying to understand where it's going wrong. It's much harder since I don't own the controller to test myself. I'm working on reimplementing bluetooth pairing in a homebrew app to at least try and avoid the crashes. It's possible it just works after multiple attempts. You can contribute or follow the progress on github here
I've since realised that the regular wiimotes can only measure linear acceleration and are missing a gyro, so although it's still possible to compute a position from that it's likely going to be garbage. Wiimotes with motionplus should be able to behave in a similar way to Switch motion controls, so could act as a pointer like how it's handled in galaxy in the new 3d allstars. This method doesn't have a fixed frame of reference like using the sensor bar though, so needs to be recentered from time to time. The issue for native Wii games is that they assume the sensor bar to be present, so won't provide any method to do this.
I've thought a little bit about this. It could certainly be done with MissionControl during the control remapping phase, the question is whether I would want to or not. I like the idea of keeping the button mapping code as simple and fast as possible, and then letting users use the builtin remapping features of 10.0.0+ if they want to change the layout. I haven't really looked at this feature much, but it might be possible to take these stored configs and swap them out based on the title ID of the current game. I could see this being a feature that people that don't use MissionControl might also want, so it might make more sense for this to be a seperate module if this proves to be possible. Maybe even Nintendo add this option themselves in a future update.
Thanks for that long answer.
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