A Bug with the Mayflash driver?

[jorjkell]

So I'm attempting to use the Mayflash, 4-port Gamecube controller peripheral with my PC (Windows 7, x64). Dolphin works fine (I've tried both version 4.0.2 and 5.0) but the controller configuration is a little off when I attempt to input the control scheme. I've done some research and plenty of folks have had similar problems but none exactly like the ones I'm having (this all happens before I get into a game and am just mapping the controls). On top of that, I've installed and reinstalled the Mayflash firmware updates several times and continue to get the same result. I've tried other controllers just to make sure the problem wasn't on the input end, but again, same result.

Here's what happens (currently with Dolphin 4.0.2):

Cstick left = left (labeled as "Button 6"). Cstick right = right (labeled as "Button 8").
All other Cstick inputs receive no response.

Dpad inputs are identical to the analog stick inputs. (labeled as "Hat 0 N," "Hat 0 E," Hat 0 W," and "Hat 0 S" in respective directions).

I've attached a screencap for demonstration.

The problems shift occasionally. Sometimes the Cstick input registers only the right angled inputs (up-right, right, and down-right) all as being "up." Sometimes it registers Cstick "left" as being "up." There doesn't seem to be any consistency.

If anyone has any help they could offer, I would certainly appreciate it. Many thanks!

[leolam]

I'd suggest simply using the direct connect feature: https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=How_to_use_the_Official_GameCube_Controller_Adapter_for_Wii_U_in_Dolphin

[jorjkell]

Couldn't find a "Direct Connect" feature on 4.0.2 or 5.0.

But I got it. The device was coming up as "Pokken Controller" under the device manager's USB Devices. I uninstalled that, uninstalled Zadig and all of the Mayflash firmware updates, removed the adapter, plugged it back in and now everything is reading properly. Under standard controller configuration "Mayflash Adapter...." comes up as opposed to "Pokken controller." All of the inputs now respond correctly.

So I guess do the least amount of work, would be the moral here? I don't know.

Thanks for the help!