GC controller for wii games

[RavenAbove]

Is it possible to use the GCpad instead of the wiimote for wii games on dolphin?
I use a 360 controller

[HawaiianPunch]

Yes. Choose emulated Wiimote and Configure.

[RavenAbove]

(07-22-2011, 07:38 AM)HawaiianPunch Wrote: Yes. Choose emulated Wiimote and Configure.

i don't want to use the emulated wiimote. i want dolphin to use the gcpad everytime. I saved the config of the gcpad and loaded it on wiimote but that didn't help. it automaticly uses the emulated wiimote. Can i turn this off?

[Magicburrito]

Does the wiimote configuration allow you to modify a wii-remote and try to use it? Is that possible maybe?

[Trunk8]

its on the first (1st) page of the support forum

I only use Dolphin for GC you will have to do the rest

http://forums.dolphin-emu.org/showthread.php?tid=2870

[RavenAbove]

(07-22-2011, 09:21 AM)Trunk8 Wrote: its on the first (1st) page of the support forum

I only use Dolphin for GC you will have to do the rest

http://forums.dolphin-emu.org/showthread.php?tid=2870

this configures the emulated wii further, i rather not use it at all. I understand you need it at some wii games (super mario galaxy 2) but in other wii games (for example mario kart) you can use a gc controller(albeit without speed boost), can i do this on the dolphin (also without motion control)?

[Trunk8]

As I said I dont play wii games. my understanding is that you need to emulate a wii controller if you are not using a wii controller, you should be able to set the profile to use the buttons you need in order to play the game. what ever those buttons may be. good luck

[Billiard26]

Logically if the wii game supports gamecube controllers, you can use an emulated gamecube controller.

[Lucario]

If you plan to play SSBB with "gamecube controller" then yes it's possible.

Go to Option > Configure > Gamecube and change Port 1 to "Standard Controller"

Then config your x360 controller as GCpad.

[HawaiianPunch]

If you need to you can also deactivate Wiimote emulation by selecting None in Input Source on the Wiimote config page. This is often not needed though.