Tutorial: How to get Wiimote's roll & pitch movements to work on gamepad

Hubens · July 22nd, 2009

I Don't know if you have seen this, but i thought very interesting.

This is actually required in some games, Super Mario Galaxy for example (on Ray Surfing). This is what you do (pictures are from old revision, but concept is the same)

1. Go to Wiimote plugin settings. Make sure your controller is connected properly and is recognized by Wiimote plugin.

2. Set your gamepad analogs (I don't have a controller connected at the moment)

3. Set which analog do you want to use and set degree of maximal roll & pitch. The best setting is 90 to roll and 180 to pitch.

4. Play your game with already set up settings! Big Grin

This is all you need to do, there is no need for people with real Wiimotes to do this, but this helps Bluetooth-less users.

There is no way yet how to do this with the nunchuk just with the wiimote, so Zelda TP is still not playable.

Posted in another forum by: NoSound

rodiabloalmeida · July 23rd, 2009

I already did post about this on Mario Galaxy topic, both here and on dolphin's official forum. The very same thing. NoSound didn't posted it. But I think most of people don't know this yet. Anyway, does it realy need a tutorial? It's pretty easy, I think.

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ShadowFX · July 23rd, 2009

I'd wish they put in the possibility to map those buttons (i.e. classic controller) to a gamepad. Probably on the to-do list somewhere. I mean, why the detection for a gamepad and not have the option to map buttons to it?

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July 22nd, 2009	#1 (permalink)
Hubens Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Italy Posts: 19	Tutorial: How to get Wiimote's roll & pitch movements to work on gamepad I Don't know if you have seen this, but i thought very interesting. This is actually required in some games, Super Mario Galaxy for example (on Ray Surfing). This is what you do (pictures are from old revision, but concept is the same) 1. Go to Wiimote plugin settings. Make sure your controller is connected properly and is recognized by Wiimote plugin. 2. Set your gamepad analogs (I don't have a controller connected at the moment) 3. Set which analog do you want to use and set degree of maximal roll & pitch. The best setting is 90 to roll and 180 to pitch. 4. Play your game with already set up settings! Big Grin This is all you need to do, there is no need for people with real Wiimotes to do this, but this helps Bluetooth-less users. There is no way yet how to do this with the nunchuk just with the wiimote, so Zelda TP is still not playable. Posted in another forum by: NoSound

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July 23rd, 2009	#2 (permalink)
rodiabloalmeida Sorry for my bad english Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Brazil Posts: 121	I already did post about this on Mario Galaxy topic, both here and on dolphin's official forum. The very same thing. NoSound didn't posted it. But I think most of people don't know this yet. Anyway, does it realy need a tutorial? It's pretty easy, I think. __________________ _______________________________________ E2180 @ 3GHz XFX 9600GT 3GB DDR2 800MHz My english sucks, but I'm a nice guy. Please, don't ignore me for this Yeah, I know, my signature sucks too :P

July 23rd, 2009	#3 (permalink)
ShadowFX Dark Dragon Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 138	I'd wish they put in the possibility to map those buttons (i.e. classic controller) to a gamepad. Probably on the to-do list somewhere. I mean, why the detection for a gamepad and not have the option to map buttons to it? __________________ "Change is inevitable; progress is optional"