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It would be interesting if we could use switch controllers on wiiu via bluetooth. However I do not know if it is possible. So I'm going to ask if it is possible.
 
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It should work over network, since it uses your pc controllers. All you need is a config which idk if one has been amde
however it will run into a problem where it counts the two joy cons as separate controllers, and getting that on wiiu may become a pain
 

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It should work over network, since it uses your pc controllers. All you need is a config which idk if one has been amde
I didn't think the Wii U had a network controllers application. If so, could you please link it? I know the 3DS has it through NTR now but, I didn't think it was possible on the Wii U. I've honestly looked into it because I love the DS3 controller a LOT
 
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however is there some way to do it without a pc because my computer has no bluetooth
 

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I didn't think the Wii U had a network controllers application. If so, could you please link it? I know the 3DS has it through NTR now but, I didn't think it was possible on the Wii U. I've honestly looked into it because I love the DS3 controller a LOT
http://gbatemp.net/threads/hid-to-vpad.424127/
It spoofs the gamelad and four pro controllers over network or usb directly in the console
 

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Of course your pc needs Bluetooth for this to work. That's how the joycons connect. You can get a USB Bluetooth adapter online for less than 5 bucks for your pc.

Edit: seems like a lot of work for a controller that pretty much sucks. After playing just 4 races on MK8 deluxe your thumb hurts cause the buttons are so small. I had to go buy a pro controller because I don't like those little joycon buttons.
 
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You could also use the joycons using the charging grip, but I don't have to one, so I can't test/implement it.

The HIDtoVPAD Network client doesn't support the Joy Cons via bluetooth because it doesn't provide proper Stick data
 
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Of course your pc needs Bluetooth for this to work. That's how the joycons connect. You can get a USB Bluetooth adapter online for less than 5 bucks for your pc.

Edit: seems like a lot of work for a controller that pretty much sucks. After playing just 4 races on MK8 deluxe your thumb hurts cause the buttons are so small. I had to go buy a pro controller because I don't like those little joycon buttons.
For other controllers, you just need a driver. Same goes with Switch Pro Controller.
I myself used Xbox One controller connected to my PC via USB and it worked just fine, without any input lags what-so-ever.
 
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I'll bet you could get something to work like that but the lag would be too much
Yeah, input lag would DEFIANTLY be a problem especially in fast pace games. Maybe someone will come along and make a program that recognizes the controllers as one. But for now, this is probably the only way to do it.
 

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