You have to use HidTest and press your R2 and L2 buttons slowly, if they're analog you'll see that somewhere it goes from 00 to FF gradually. Count which par it is, starting with 0, and put it in LAnalog or RAnalog in your controller.ini
That's the theory anyways, but I think it doesn't work with sunshine.
well only some games can even be played with wiimote plus nunchuck due to the point that more sofisticated games have way more buttons that that has available.
Not sure what you meant with the first part, but did you miss crediar's post about how people should stop asking things and just wait?
Actually, I tried to imagine a scheme with nunchuk and wiimote and you could have everything mapped if you skipped the C-stick; but I don't remember if there's any game that uses it for something other than moving the camera.
It could be cool if there was a way to make the nunchuk stick alternate between Stick and Cstick functions when pressing Z + C or something like that.. Even better if you could tilt the wiimote and make that work as Cstick.
But those are only suggestions, I'm not that interested in using wiimote+nunchuk to play
The thing is that it was working fine the night before with the same revision (r1.83)
I haven't tried the nincfg.bin, will try it and will see if that fixes the control problem.
the analogs not working is random just keep reseting and going in and it will work, there is a bug where you credits stay at 0/1 isntead of 1/1 if that happens then you wont have analogs just keep reseting until it works one time it was only on the 4 time it worked.
Mario Kart Arcade GP actually does save. Some cabinets have a slot for what's called a "Mario Card" which works on both GP and GP 2 and allows you to save your progress as well as access other features, such as getting items as prizes in races for use in the final round of a cup. However, nintendont doesn't emulate the Mario Card yet, and probably won't until full Triforce compatibility is achieved. If you're on a Wii with Gamecube compatibility and you use Nintendont for most of your Gamecube games, you can always download Quadforce which is a cMIOS designed to emulate the Triforce games (4.0 for SD cards, 4.1 for USB) and it does emulate the Mario Cards. However, you'd need to access the games via Dios Mios Booter, and Quadforce replaces any MIOS or cMIOS already there.
As for the analog thing, as someone said before, sometimes the game bugs up in Nintendont. A good rule of thumb to determine if the analog is going to work is to look at the credits text and see if it jumps back to 1. If it does, everything's working fine. If it stays at 0, it's probably best to reset.
Damn, I didn't know about the Mario Card save.
Unfortunately, I am playing on a Wii U, so I am screwed on that part.
And for the analog sticks, resetting is the best option right now, but I guess I better wait until further revisions come along the way since I have quite a library to complete before-hand
Thanks for the heads up, guys!
What? How?! I'd like to try that. What build of nintendont and what games are compatible with remote & nunchuck?
Also, does Wavebird work on nintendont in game ?
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As Vague Rant said, pedro's point was that IF/WHEN wiimote+nunchuk is supported, the available buttons and sticks to map aren't enough. As I said in the following post, it could be possible to map everything but the C-stick (assuming that the power button can be mapped to exit the game as well)
Someone said in a previous post that the wavebird has to be used at the loader first to get it recognized, I guess it should work in game after that. But I haven't seen many people talk about using wavebirds so i don't know for sure whether it should work or not.
As far as I know the Wavebird controller is not fully operational.
I think someone said something about using it with the Mayflash adapter but was struggling with it to get it to work properly.
I can confirm that the wavebird works flawlessly after you have chosen the game. You must choose the game from Nintendont with the wavebird itself. Tested on regular wii.
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