Hi i own a generic ps3 controller but it doesnt work with nintendont, Hidtest recognize it but aparently its the same config as the original. What can i do?

View attachment 7295View attachment 7295 In the Repository have a configuration for this Mayflash Adapter controller ?
[Gioteck VX2]
VID=25f0
PID=83c3
Polltype=1
DPAD=0
Power=1,10
A=0,04
B=0,02
X=0,08
Y=0,01
Z=0,20
L=0,10
R=0,80
S=1,02
Left=2,06
Down=2,04
Right=2,02
Up=2,00
StickX=3
StickY=4
CStickX=5
CStickY=6
LAnalog=11
RAnalog=12

View attachment 7295View attachment 7295 In the Repository have a configuration for this Mayflash Adapter controller ?

Your .ini file seems correct.I managed to fix most of my issues, but now the only problem I have is that for some reason R button is linked to my Y-axis Left stick, more precisely when the offset 2 has a value C0 or higher then R button is triggered, but the button, that is, the change from offset 6 to 02 seems no to work. I've even tried to rearrange the shoulder buttons to map them to different masks, but still the R button will remain linked to the Left Stick.
Your .ini file seems correct.
Sorry, I couldn't find how to fix it.
Your analogs seems to trigger two offsets, except left analog Y-axis (which is the one you have issue with).
Are you sure it doesn't also trigger offset 6? (the one used by the buttons)
I will try to change nintendont's HID sources and will contact you.
edit:
try this one (I didn't test it, maybe it doesn't work at all):
http://www.mediafire.com/download/tk6ycw6c0kyzeja/nintendont r53mod1.zip
Can someone help me out? I have a generic ps3 wired controller (PowerA) and I really want to at least attempt to make my own configuration file but I can't even seem to find that HIDTest program. This is just driving me crazy haha. Well I'd appreciate it.
I feel like such an idiot here. All I've got is a bunch of random numbers and letters. ( 00 00 0F 7F 86 80 81 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00) etc. I can't seem to mane any sense of it. When I press a button on my generic wired ps3 controler a 00 will then be an 01 and something will change into an FF but I'm just lost here.I recommend using an existing configuration as reference (for button names etc). First test if your device is supported: press any button / move a stick and the values shown on the bottom of HID-Test should change, if they don't, your device is not supported (do this, without a sd:/controller.ini).
For example, if no button is pressed, the MayFlash Wii Classic Controller to USB Adapter gives:
7A 8A 86 2F 00 0F 00 00
Now pressing some buttons changes it to:
74 8A 86 2F 00 0F 20 00
As you can see offset 6 (it starts from 0, not 1) changed to value 20, so in the controller.ini you would write (say it's button A):
A=6,20
So you write the offset (6) and the value (20). Analog Sticks only need offset, not value. Example pressing right analog stick to the right:
FF 8A 86 2F 00 0F 20 00
As you can see offset null changed, so you would write:
CStickX=0
As CStick is the right analog, the left analog would be Stick (X and Y as per axis).
Once you created your controller.ini restart HID-Test with sd:/controller.ini. Now at the bottom HID-Test will show all available buttons (except power). Now then you press a button HID-Test should show that button pressed, if nothing happens or a wrong button is shown pressed, edit your controller.ini.
If the dpad does not work change DPAD=0 to DPAD=1 and fill additional values for diagonal directions (RightUp etc..., see available configurations as reference).
Once everything is fine, post your configuration here in order for it to be included in my repository.

Value: 00 00 0F 7F 86 80 81 00
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Offset: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Y=0,01
Start=0,08
CStickX=3
Analog button or direction in game=Offset number affected by your actionLAnalog=5
DigitalLR=1
LAnalog=0
RAnalog=0

thanks for the reply. sorry for the noob question (i dont have ps3) but how exactly i connect the ps3 controller to the wii or i just use it as it is??You need a controller using HID-USB standard to communicated with the computer or the console.
If you have a PS3 controller (official and some third party), you don't need an adapter as it's working in USB with Standard HID.
there are some controllers which doesn't work:
WiiU Classic controller Pro. (requires Mayflash adapter)
Xbox controller.

Thank you very much. i need to find long USB cable and buy genuine ps3 controller to be sure it going to work.You connect the PS3 controller to Wii (or WiiU, try different USB ports) using the USB cable.
USB for PS3 controller is used both for charging and transmitting data using HID-USB.
You need to put the controller-ps3.ini file on the root of the device where your games are located (easier, just put it on root of SD and USB!)
rename it to controller.ini
Read the first post in nintendont thread, there's all explanation for a proper installation.