Made a controller.ini file for NES30 Pro controllers. Should work the same with FC30 Pro controllers.
The controller has to be in Mode 5 (USB joystick mode)
The controller has to be in Mode 5 (USB joystick mode)
I remember (back when I played Super Mario Sunshine) a few years ago that I needed a disc in my Wii for some NGC games to work properly. is this still required? or am I confusing nintendont with DML or something?
your confusing this with dml
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is it a real disc or a burned one? also make sure you have unlock read speed to off.I have Nintendont on the SD card and don't have any USB attached. ^^
For the first part, I don't know, I'll definitely put on a higher file size
Last edited by pedro702,
and by now there is really no reason to still use DML, right? I mean back in 2013 there might have been compatibility reasons, but not with the newest nintendont versions, right?
its not needed at all you can delete it, ini files are just needed for hid controllers that arent on controller folder or if you want a custom setup, every ini on the controller folder is written in nintendont memory already.
A real disc (PAL/Europe) and also unlock read speed is off already, as I already said I left it at the default settings.
Saving is fine in Time Trials, though.
General reminder:
Changing the emulated memory card size only applies when creating a new memory card in current code. Existing memory card file sizes override this setting.
However, if the PAL version calls StopMotor, this behavior might occur (differently than if running from an ISO). Nintnedont always sends an Eject Status after StopMotor when running from disc. This is for handling multi-disc games. For the ISO, it knows there is no other disc to change to, so this isn't done. I had to add an exception for the Datel AGP disc because it calls StopMotor even though it isn't multi-disc.
You can test your disc by using a build with DI (disc) debugging on (most builds aren't) and turning on logging.
will appear in the log if it called it. Alternatively, you could rebuild Nintendont with this section disabled from DI.c.
Changing the emulated memory card size only applies when creating a new memory card in current code. Existing memory card file sizes override this setting.
The NTSC disc does not do this. Just tested.
However, if the PAL version calls StopMotor, this behavior might occur (differently than if running from an ISO). Nintnedont always sends an Eject Status after StopMotor when running from disc. This is for handling multi-disc games. For the ISO, it knows there is no other disc to change to, so this isn't done. I had to add an exception for the Datel AGP disc because it calls StopMotor even though it isn't multi-disc.
You can test your disc by using a build with DI (disc) debugging on (most builds aren't) and turning on logging.
Code:
DIP:DVDLowStopMotor()
Code:
else if (!Datel)
{ //we just always say disc got removed as error
write32(DI_IMM, 0x1023a00);
write32(DI_COVER, 1);
RealDiscError = 0;
WaitForRealDisc = 1;
}
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Done. A log of Fire Emblem after a crash. It actually doesn't matter the spot, in my tests any chapter load may freeze all the same. This one was done on chapter 2 for example.
I have the latest versions of USB Loader GX and Nintendont. I can't get USB Loader GX to run GC games using Nintendont. I've been through all the options screens but can't find anywhere to set Nintendont as the default GC mode.
Please give revision numbers not "latest". On USB Loader GX you need to set Loader Settings>GameCube Mode to which loader you want to use. It defaults to MIOS. Make sure Nintendont is in the folder listed in the Custom Paths settings. (default is /apps/nintendont/)
Isn't there at least two different versions of USB Loader GX, the official version and the Mod which adds Nintendont support?
No, just the full channel and dol app. The channel isn't updated anymore because it was getting too big to fit in a NAND slot.
It has supported Nintendont since release as far as I know. The loader just needs to be updated to handle new config structure changes when they're made.
My bad, I'm still new at this. USB Loader GX is Version 3.0 r1180, and Nintendont is Version 4.432. I've got Nintendont where it is supposed to be, but when I go to loader settings there is no option called "Gamecube mode." The only option I get as far as GC is whether to force interlacing or not.
The latest USB Loader GX is r1262 so that's probably what's wrong.
(link)If it's the full channel version (shows "3.0c" in the credits screen) you should uninstall it and use the v5.1 forwarder channel on sourceforge. There are separate versions Wii and vWii.
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