Hm. I dunno what's up then, unfortunately. I could have sworn that that was fixed ages ago (although I do remember that exact problem because I had it as well)
being one day ahead doesnt mess up the game ... it just the next day events lol the game works perfectly fine with the date recieved being it year 1 or 9998Animal Crossing.
I post this a long time ago but never really got a solution. My PS2 controller works in the HID test but it doesn't work with nintendont I have the controller.ini in the root of the sd card and the root of my usb hdd any ideas on what to do?
My Controller.ini:
[PS2 Controller]
VID=0810
PID=0001
Polltype=1
DPAD=1
DigitalLR=1
MultiIn=1
MultiInValue=01
Power=6,10
A=5,20
B=5,40
X=5,10
Y=5,80
Z=6,08
L=6,01
R=6,02
S=6,20
Left=5,06
Down=5,04
Right=5,02
Up=5,00
RightUp=5,01
DownRight=5,03
DownLeft=5,05
UpLeft=5,07
StickX=3,1A,100
StickY=4,1A,100
CStickX=2,1A,100
CStickY=1,1A,100
LAnalog=0
RAnalog=0
Rumble=1
RumbleType=0
RumbleDataLen=05
RumbleDataOn=01,00,00,7F,7F
RumbleDataOff=01,00,00,00,00
RumbleTransferLen=05
RumbleTransfers=1
My Controller.ini:
[PS2 Controller]
VID=0810
PID=0001
Polltype=1
DPAD=1
DigitalLR=1
MultiIn=1
MultiInValue=01
Power=6,10
A=5,20
B=5,40
X=5,10
Y=5,80
Z=6,08
L=6,01
R=6,02
S=6,20
Left=5,06
Down=5,04
Right=5,02
Up=5,00
RightUp=5,01
DownRight=5,03
DownLeft=5,05
UpLeft=5,07
StickX=3,1A,100
StickY=4,1A,100
CStickX=2,1A,100
CStickY=1,1A,100
LAnalog=0
RAnalog=0
Rumble=1
RumbleType=0
RumbleDataLen=05
RumbleDataOn=01,00,00,7F,7F
RumbleDataOff=01,00,00,00,00
RumbleTransferLen=05
RumbleTransfers=1
Last edited by bagelnomnom,
With the recent version of Nintnedont you no longer need the controller.ini.
to anyone who has issues with time all I can say is it makes not a whole lot of sense because all I'm doing to set the time is this:
https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont/blob/master/loader/source/main.c#L989
which is already as simple as it can get, no weird calculations are done or anything.
https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont/blob/master/loader/source/main.c#L989
which is already as simple as it can get, no weird calculations are done or anything.
And are you sure your hid device pid/vid and such are from that ini file?
Lets go abit deeper with some questions.
Are you using nintendont directly from the homebrew hannel and not trough a loader?
Are you using Sd or USB for the isos?
Do you have anything else besides the hid device connected trough the usb ports?
I'm not sure what exactly you're asking with that first question.
I'm using nintendont directly through homebrew channel.
I am using a USB for the ISOs.
The only thing besides the hid device connected through the USB ports is the USB with the games.
What i mean is on hid test the pid and vid of your adapter matches those of nintendont coded in ini file?
also you dont have any gc controller plugged in your wii?
I remember when I first added and booted with BIOS, I wasn't using native controller, just wiimote, and got stuck at first boot in gamecube bios, as it asked me to set time and I was unable to do that until I plugged in gamecube controller. So there is a chance that I set time incorrectly and difference is stored somewhere as "bias" and added as "if(CONF_GetCounterBias(&bias) >= 0)" ?
I checked and yes the PID and VID match the nintendont ini file. I do not have any gamecube controllers plugged into the wii.
http://imgur.com/a/16WHX
This is what it looks like in HID test but I'm not sure what this means. When it shows the 7F clearly analog on the controller is off, when it looks distorted analog is on. The values change when buttons are pressed, but they appear distorted.
Edit: To add, this controller and adaptor worked a long time ago but they suddenly stopped working at some point.
