In almost every game I played on Loadiine (i.e. Minecraft Wii U Edition, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse), the GamePad holds upleft on the left stick throughout my whole play session, even though I am not even holding upleft physically. This even happens on Sonic Advance (GBA VC, not sure if it's injected or available on the eShop). I'm unsure as to why this happens and the only option I changed in loader settings is that I turned PyGecko on (even though I'll never use it). I'm also using Mii Maker Mode, Wii U firmware is 5.5.1, and I'm using the loadiine.ovh method, Homebrew Launcher or not. Can someone help me please? Edit: Also, the version of Loadiine I have is a version called Loadiine ZXR, not sure what difference it has from Loadiine GX2.
Do you have HID to VPAD enabled? It never screwed me up but I hear it can some people. Also wtf is Loadiine ZXR lol. Never heard of that version
I don't even know if HID to VPAD is even an option in ZXR. Either it's not or it's the one option under PyGecko, forgot what it's called but it starts with a P. Well idk either, I got it when trying to get a .elf file for The Homebrew Launcher. I just googled it, the only that that showed up CLOSE to ANYTHING Nintendo was this thread.
lol well It made me think of some underground Loadiine build. Underground homebrew yeahhhhhh Hmm well do you know your Gamepad isn't broken? Have you tried running Loadiine GX2 instead of ZXR? Do you have a GC adapter that might be interfering with the gamepad.
HID to VPAD is a feature in loadiine and other homebrew which allows USB controllers (such as the gamecube controller adapter) to emulate the Wii U gamepad. It really sounds like this is your problem. Are there any USB devices connected to your Wii U?
1. Lol we dug too deep 2. Maybe I'll try unconnecting- wait, heck no. — Posts automatically merged - Please don't double post! — Yes. In the front, there's a USB that contains most of my unhacked Wii U data. In the back, there's my GC controller adapter.
i cannot understand why do and other thinking its a problem in loadiine ... has nothing to do with any usb device... or gamecubeadapter... lol your gamepad controllstick is damaged.... same problem here solution make a restart it can help repair your gamepad clean your gamepad change your gamepad try a game on disc to confirm that your controllstick is damaged or go in the homemenue to right and see it should going to the left for self you can test : hold your controllstick straight to right start the gamepad stop holding look and see it should going to the left for self or not
*smh* https://github.com/dimok789/loadiin...iine-nightly-0dffac5/loadiine_gx2_0dffac5.zip Delete your Loadiine config file and download this. The HID Vpad should be disabled by default.
lol what have a brokken stick to do with HID2Vpad... ohh right nothing you give us not the right information's..... plz try it out in the home menu you quest here without to try the easy things you can try self... test controlls in homemenü... my analog stick are damaged too but with a few restarts and a little bit harder left right left right and the show runs again no point for my to make for this a new threat here
Youre probably using one of the the first nightlies with hid to vpad support, updating to the latest nightly should do the job. If still doesn't work try to disable HID to VPAD and/or remove the adapter @loler55 I'm 100% sure that this problem is a software problem Thats why online hosted thign are bullshit, these are updated after like 2 days and nobody cares about updating them ~
Mhh 100%sure? In the past My analog stick does the same in homemenu And this was a hardwareproblem @Maschell Will you help me or not???? You now what i mean..
Actually, as strange as it sounds, disconnecting the GC adapter fixed the same issue with me. I wanted to play Star Fox Zero on Loadiine, but it thought the thumbstick was held at the up-left corner. Turns out that having the adapter connected causes some issues. I don't know how or why, but if you try loading the kexploit with the adapter the connected & go to Smash, when selecting a character, you can see that the icon is a controller (don't remember which kind though) & not the gamepad. I see that as a bit of proof that the adapter can affect the controls somehow.
Probably obvious but...... Be sure you are not holding the stick in any position when powering on the console and/or launching an app or game. Just last week my kids came to me with the same problem playing an original copy of sm4sh. I don't know for sure if it happens at game launch time or strictly when the console is powered on but the joystick's center point gets calibrated at the position in which the joystick sits at calibration time.
If you can't figure out how to remove/edit the files, or how to remove the setting for hid to vpad, your last resort should be unplugging your gc controllers. Unplugging them should work, but if not, try unplugging the adapter. The unwanted input is likely from there; possibly a wobbly joystick or something.
