Hacking Wii U Pro Controller to PC program release

[Jiehfeng]

I successfully connected the Wii U Pro Controller to my PC. But I don't know how to use it in games/steam.
Could someone show me how?

 

[Jonatan Solheim]

Hello everybody!
I found out how to use the dll's with pj64.
You need to download a controller plugin named Pokopom.
Link: http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-Pokopom-KrossX-s-Pad-Plugin
ENJOOOOOYYYY

 

[Shadax]

My controller shows "connected" under bluetooth devices, but the blue lights just keep flashing like it's waiting to sync. Also, if I open the software it recognizes the controller is connected and even shows its battery power, but the lights just keep on flashing.

Am I missing a step?

 

[cdoty]

Not to derail the thread, as the hard work is appreciated, but if you're using a third party controller or struggling with the bluetooth stack, check out MayFlash's Wireless Wii U Pro Controller Adapter. I could not see the Nyko controller in the bluetooth list, but the Mayflash adapter saw it immediately.

 

[Ericzander]

So does this work with the Nyko Pro Commander? I haven't bought a controller yet but I'm debating between the pro controller and the commander and this may be a deciding factor.

 

[del_delly]

Lets see, from what has been said earlier
-If its a Wiimote addon, it should work fine
-If its a third party Wii U Pro controller it will eventually be supported, if a way to get around the "bluetooth masking" is found

 

[OswaldF]

Last night I got my Wii U Pro controller to work perfectly and was playing some games on Steam with it! (Albeit with mapped keyboard settings) But now suddenly it doesn't work. Toshiba Bluetooth Stack recognizes it, but as soon as it connects, the blue searching lights on the controller stop flashing and WiinUPro doesn't recognize the controller, and when I go to calibrate the controller in VJoy, the calibration doesn't recognize input either.

I've deleted the device from the Bluetooth program and reinstalled it, I've uninstalled HID Compliant Game Controller from Device Manager and then refound it on the Bluetooth, nothing seems to work. Any ideas??

 

[del_delly]

Do you have a WiiU to sync it with? Just a curiosity?

 

[probablygay]

Having trouble getting this to work on windows 8.1. I have my controller recognized and all, but the buttons dont seem to want to map correctly. i have the appropriate .net framework installed, and i have tried mapping the controls myself, but when i press buttons on my gamepad, nothing happens. of theyre mapped to key presses, they should "type" in notepad, correct? but nothing happens when I try. Any ideas?

 

[OswaldF]

Do you have a WiiU to sync it with? Just a curiosity?

Yeah, I do. I hadn't considered there might be a conflict. I never actually unplugged the bluetooth USB adapter, but after doing so, it seems to work. Hopefully it really turns out to be that simple. Thanks!

 

[goom]

hey, i've been having some issues with my toshiba driver installation. i edited the ini to include my bluetooth usb, but can't get past the message 'please insert bluetooth device and press ok button'. is it possible my device isn't compatible? http://www.amazon.com/Kinivo-BTD-400-Bluetooth-4-0-adapter/dp/B007Q45EF4/ this is what i'm currently using, has anybody else gotten it to work?

any help is appreciated!

(if my device isn't compatible, can anybody recommend me another decent-quality bluetooth usb?)

 

[habanerochilly]

Dolphin doesnt see the Bluetooth Controller... when i push the buttons on my pro controller, it just enters keyboard buttons... and the analog sticks dont work at all...

what am i doing wrong?

 

[daxtsu]

From the looks of it, this program never supported analog sticks in the sense that you can use them as actual gamepad analogs. They can only act as the Dpad or the ABXY buttons.

 

[joeyjoey396]

Hi, i'm bad with bluetooth stuff. Does this require a specific bluetooth version? like 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0? planning on buying a 4.0 bluetooth adapter but just making sure

 

[del_delly]

Please stop bumping the dead topic.
Keypunchers fork is at the least potentially alive: http://gbatemp.net/threads/wiinupro-pro-controller-to-pc-gamepad.348537/

I am not sure if Wiimotes are 2.0 or 1.0, but it does't matter. Finding 1.0 bluetooth stuff is too rare these days. Anything newer is fine.

 

[RemixDeluxe]

Now why is the instructional video set to private? After following the instructions in the first post I'm still stuck on setting up and I wanted to watch the video for further detailing but I cant see it.

I got my Pro controller connected to my PC with the bluetooth and the program opens up showing the different button layouts but it doesn't detect input. If anyone knows why its acting like this let me know what to do, thanks.

 

[RemixDeluxe]

Does anyone know a good instructional video?

 

[del_delly]

Its mostly editing a textfile to get bluetooth working. Just scour the thread, its a very common issue.

 

[RemixDeluxe]

If its so easy why cant I just watch it on a video. I still don't understand why its private all of a sudden, did Nintendo put a stop to this?

 

[SolarFlare404]

In the next update or so, could you please add scroll wheel functionality? I can easily, and successfully, configure all of the buttons on my Pro controller, but without being able to configure the L and R buttons to scroll-wheel up and down, there are a multitude of applications that are just locked out of use. MineCraft and Terraria are just two examples, and for those who wish to use it for work, AutoDesk's AutoCAD program is another application you would need scroll-wheel functionality. Your program is the easiest to use, but this addition would make it by-far the only choice for Wii U Pro controller connections.
P.S. As an aesthetic addition, I suggest having what key each button is mapped to, in the Buttons key edit, displayed clearly, as currently (of 1.6) the keys mapped to the buttons are not displayed anywhere within the program to my knowledge, and to have it be displayed would immensely help.
Thank you for your consideration
SolarFlare404