(12-18-2013, 05:05 AM)delroth Wrote: There might be a way to add support for this device in Dolphin to get the best of both worlds (good hw support + proper version of Dolphin instead of a random fork).The Adamote in itself is a really good device, so I hope this'll be possible in the future. I remember the first time I tried to connect one of my Wiimote Plus controllers to Dolphin, it was a nightmare. I had to do a lot of research, buy a new bluetooth dongle, download the Toshiba stack and edit its registry files to add the ID of my bluetooth adapter in order to get it to work. The Adamote would be much easier solution for those that aren't as technically capable.
(12-18-2013, 05:25 AM)ulao Wrote:I do to some extent understand why he's made his own build - since it doesn't have any configurations, it's extremely easy to use and provide support for. Why he didn't also provide support to the main Dolphin project for the more advanced users is a bit more confusing though.Quote:There might be a way to add support for this device in DolphinYeah the author of this came around the forums one day with little of no experience in the GPL license and quickly realized he was in violation. I believe that is all sorted out now but I did suggest to him then to just simply add to the dolphin project instead of making a new build. At the time he didn't have any interest which confuses me a bit? Why worry about all that updating to keep dolphin current. Not to mention why would anyone want this if it does not work with the official dolphin? Either way, if he did follow the GLP license right, he had to publish his code.
(12-18-2013, 07:29 AM)neobrain Wrote: The code is published on the akar homepage.Indeed, the source code is published towards the bottom of https://www.akar.cc/download.html