Can't move cursor across the entire screen on 5.0-11103

[Roman]

When playing Metroid Prime Trilogy on version 5.0-11103 x64, the center of screen is off. I can't seem to get it to go back to normal. I've tried looking at different forums on here and google searches but when I find one their dolphin settings is a complete different layout.

Here on some screenshots I posted on Imgur.

Thanks for all the help! 

Also, when using PrimeHack, I don't have this problem. So right now I'm led to think that it's the actual dolphin emulator.

[JosJuice]

The Vertical Offset setting determines the center of where you can point, and Total Yaw and Total Pitch determine how far away from the center you can point.

[Roman]

(11-03-2019, 09:55 AM)JosJuice Wrote: The Vertical Offset setting determines the center of where you can point, and Total Yaw and Total Pitch determine how far away from the center you can point.

Oh my gosh you're a blessing! I feel dumb for how simple that was! Also, when increasing the yaw and pitch, to where it does fit the screen, is it supposed to increase the sensitivity?  

[Billiard26]

The Wii Remote has no concept of a "screen". The sensor bar just provides a point of reference.
Total Yaw/Pitch adjust the amount of rotation that the "Point" mappings produce.
Each game positions its "pointer" differently based on the point of reference and you'll need to adjust those settings to compensate.
Some games are vastly different from the "norm". e.g. Metroid Prime, Skyward Sword.

I wouldn't think of it as "sensitivity" but I guess you can if you want.

[MasonTheMoose]

(11-03-2019, 09:55 AM)JosJuice Wrote: The Vertical Offset setting determines the center of where you can point, and Total Yaw and Total Pitch determine how far away from the center you can point.

OMG YOU ARE A LEGEND I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR HOURS HOW TO FIX THIS THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU OMG

[jimbone007]

Where are the total yaw and pitch located to adjust them? I'm running the latest stable build of dolphin on windows

[Shonumi]

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