Smash Bros. Brawl used it. Depending on how much use pressed it in would determine your shield strength. Same for the GameCube controller.
There have been many changes such as more game fixes and other stuff.
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Yes. Only the original Wii systems with GameCube ports don't need the adapter.
EDIT: Also you need to plug BOTH USB plugs in the Wii U system. One is for data and the other powers the rumble.
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This is why native controls should default to off when on a Wii U as well as being greyed out.
I just installed this and am playing on a Wii U with the official GameCube controller adapter. When I have Smash Melee paused I can clearly see that the left stick drifts to the right. Tested this with multiple controllers and it even drifts when no controller is plugged into the adapter. Any way to fix this? My Nintendont build is from 10/14/16.. is there a newer one?
EDIT: just got the latest one from the github repo, 2/5/17.. still drifting.
The Native Control option in this latest version is actually greyed out, to address the post above mine.
EDIT: just got the latest one from the github repo, 2/5/17.. still drifting.
The Native Control option in this latest version is actually greyed out, to address the post above mine.
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Native Control has been greyed out for the Wii U for quite some time but the issue arrises when the user goes from a Native On Wii to the Wii U where the option cannot be toggled but is still in the on setting.
There has been multiple complains about the GameCube Adapter with Melee but usually it's from competitive players who expect the absolute lowest latency when playing. For most other games this is a non issue.
I'm not talking about latency though, which would be an inherent flaw in the way the controller adapter works, I'm talking about incorrect calibration.
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I actually found a changelog on the GitHub page here: https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont/blob/master/NEWS.md
Someone could help me out?
My friend has a Nintendo Wii. He is trying to load GameCube with Nintendont but got this erro :
Failed to load IOS58 From NAND
LoadKernel() Error 5 occurred, Returning -1.
Some info :
4.3U
I sent him my Nintendont folder that i use my Wii and wii U working fine here.
Told him to run Pimp my Wii.
He updated his Homebrew Channel to 1.1.2 and bootmii too.
USBLoaderGX working fine running Wii Games.
What else can i do? Thank you so much people!!
My friend has a Nintendo Wii. He is trying to load GameCube with Nintendont but got this erro :
Failed to load IOS58 From NAND
LoadKernel() Error 5 occurred, Returning -1.
Some info :
4.3U
I sent him my Nintendont folder that i use my Wii and wii U working fine here.
Told him to run Pimp my Wii.
He updated his Homebrew Channel to 1.1.2 and bootmii too.
USBLoaderGX working fine running Wii Games.
What else can i do? Thank you so much people!!
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OK. But can you point me a direction? I thoght Pimp My Wii could solved the problem but nothing!!
I was loking for. But i told him to tel me whats IOS does show HBC and it's funny 1.1.2 shows 6 something instead 58
I'll try to help him get 58
Thank you so much!!
if his hbc is based on ios61 or 63 or whatver it wont work he needs a newer hbc that is ios58 based, he might have the ios but his hbc is not based on it maybe wrong setting or something.
Hi All,
When playing a Gamecube game, how do I come back out of the game and back to the menu without having to turn the wii u off?
Thanks
When playing a Gamecube game, how do I come back out of the game and back to the menu without having to turn the wii u off?
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