(11-23-2015, 09:50 AM)Arnax Wrote:(11-23-2015, 09:29 AM)Arnax Wrote:(11-23-2015, 08:38 AM)ISuperMarioI Wrote:(11-23-2015, 06:20 AM)Arnax Wrote: What did you do to get IR to work? I've tried editing WiimoteNew.ini but my changes don't seem to be doing anything (trying to map my right stick to moving the Wii cursor). Also I noticed when I change the Wii controls within the Dolphin app it changes stuff in Dolphin.ini, but there aren't any IR settings in there as far as I can tell.
If it matters, I had also set SIDevice0, etc. at the bottom of Dolphin.ini to 6 to get multiplayer working on GameCube games; does that have to be different for Wii controllers?
For SIDevice, no, it doesn't have to be different for Wii Remote controllers.
For IR, however, I recommend you set IR/Up = `Button 26`, IR/Down = `Button 27`, IR/Left = `Button 24`, and IR/Right = `Button 25` in WiimoteNew.ini.
Aren't those already assigned to other buttons? Would you mind sharing your full WiimoteNew.ini?
Oh I see what you mean about the cursor jumping around... Is there any way to hook up a mouse and use that to move it gradually? I think I only need it to start the game basically. I'm also a bit unclear on where "Button 25" (for example) is mapped to a specific button/joystick position, but they seem pretty arbitrary to me (using the NVIDIA Controller with your suggestions).
Yes, it is possible to hook up a mouse to use as IR.
The reason the IR might be very jumpy is because it has to be assigned to an axis, not a button, and in the current development build, there are no axis set up for the wiimote in android, but pr 3253 should fix that and not only add full wiimote controls, but also extensions. The buttons can be configured like any other button within the app, but the extension has to be manually set in the wiimotenew.ini file.
pr 3253 along with other pull requests can be obtained here: https://dl.dolphin-emu.org/prs/
Please note that there might be issues with the pull request as it has only undergone light testing on the Nvidia Shield TV.