Hardware snes pad on wiiu

vincenzino

vincenzino

New Member
OP
Newbie
Level 1
Joined
Mar 15, 2016
Messages
3
Trophies
0
Age
45
XP
101
Country
Italy
Hello,
I want to play Mario maker with snes pad how can I do it ?
there is the possibility to connect it into wii U usb port ?
 
K

kid sampson

Well-Known Member
Member
Level 6
Joined
Jul 20, 2006
Messages
329
Trophies
1
XP
948
Country
United States
There are a couple of different options for using SNES pads on WiiU.

1. For games that support the Classic Controller, use an SNES Classic Mini controller attached to a Wiimote.
2. Use a SNES > Wiimote adapter: Mayflash makes one as well as Raphnet-Tech.com
3. Get a SNES > USB adapter and set it up using HID to Vpad.
 

Site & Scene News

Go to forum More news

Popular threads in this forum

Hacking Homebrew  ModMii is now supporting the Wii U!

Sonic Unleashed HD on Wii U

Emulation  Switch Emulation on Wii U

Gaming Homebrew  Why EA games on Wii U have such terrible FPS?

What is the best controller for both Wii U and vWii?

Sonic Unleashed port?

I am having trouble with wiiflow

wii u driver have no power

General chit-chat
Help Users
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    and it's a lot of hassle
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    Oh well. I was trying to help the planet survive another year
  • Sicklyboy @ Sicklyboy:
    The closest thing you can do is build a machine to cut PET water/juice bottles into plastic strips and form it into filament. I've done this, it's a neat project just for the hell of it but it will never pay off.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    the reason filament costs as much as it does is not because plastic is expensive, plastic is cheap but making the filament is complicated and time consuming
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    Microcenter by me lets you bring in plastic/ left over 3d printed stuff, N they will recycle it, kind of cool.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    it needs to be uniform thickness all the way to print properly and thats not an easy thing to accomplish with a DIY extruder
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    So if I wanted to make like a new shell for my 3ds, could I do that with a 3d printer?
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    Could be wouldn't be as good as say a injection mold
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    i don't *think* there are premade models for the full shell but the battery cover is available so partially yes
  • Sicklyboy @ Sicklyboy:
    @handy333, I wouldn't recommend it. The surface finish isn't going to be nice enough for that, and it's going to be hard to deal with the small detail. Maybe with a resin printer, but you'd need a big resin printer for that.
  • Sicklyboy @ Sicklyboy:
    And resin printers are just a damn nightmare to work with.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    layer lines and rounded curves don't mix, fyi
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    This sounds like a fun project. Very trial and error but fun.
     +1
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    rounded curves going vertically on the print will look awful on a fdm printer
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    like the 3DS has
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    if you have the inside facing down you hide the worst of it since the bottom will print worse when it needs supports
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    but resin's definitely way better for that
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    @handy333, Yes is fun, and handy to have. There are sites with thousands of free designs already also.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    @handy333 it gets really fun when you start designing your own stuff
     +2
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    you can DIY a 3d scanner using a smartphone even to scan in real objects but they might need some fixups to be printable
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    I think that's why I was interested.
    I'll have to try to get one for around 50 bucks to get my feet wet.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    i think the iphones with lidar do a better job at that
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    50 bucks would be tough i think
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    Yes need a plastic part that broke on something, pay and order it and wait, or just design it yourself, is fun and rewarding.
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    I have an iphone 6. I haven't seen anything beyond that.

    Maybe 100-130
    handy333 @ handy333: I have an iphone 6. I haven't seen anything beyond that. Maybe 100-130