Hi all!
I just received my Mayflash Dolphin Bar in the mail yesterday. Today I tried getting it set up so I could play some Super Mario Galaxy. However, it's just been a giant headache so far getting it to work correctly with Dolphin.
I am using a normal Wii Remote + Nunchuk (No motion plus). I've updated the firmware on the dolphin bar to the latest version, and I have synced my Wii Remote to the dolphin bar. I can use my Wii Remote to move my mouse cursors, and use the nunchuk to scroll up and down on my web browser using mode 2, but I can't seem to get the Wii Remote to function properly within Dolphin.
For starters, in the Wii Remote config menu, Dolphin isn't recognizing any bluetooth devices, so I can't use the Real Wiimote setting. I was under the impression that I should be using that setting?
I am using Mode 3. With using Mode 3, I can configure my controls for either Emulated Wiimote or Hybrid Wiimote. Using Emulated WiiMote, I can start the game, and get to the save select menu. From there is where the problem starts. The motion is configured completely wrong. I can barely move the cursor by moving the WiiMote and I can slightly move the cursor using the nunchuk joystick. Within the Emulated Wiimote config, it allows me to change up the controls. Maybe I just have to do some configuring? Maybe my issue is that I just don't know the proper way to configure the remote.
Now within Hybrid Wiimote, I can change up the controls just the same as if I was using Emulated Wiimote, but when I load the game, it says the controller is not connected.
So I try Mode 4 on the Dolphin Bar. Real Wiimote still isn't an option, and now when I try clicking refresh, it crashes Dolphin. Also, when I select Emulated or Hybrid Wiimote, I can't configure any controls. Nothing responds at all.
Has anyone else run into this same issue? If you guys need any additional information, just let me know. I'm in a bit of a rush at the moment so I might have left some details out. Any help is greatly appreciated!!
I just received my Mayflash Dolphin Bar in the mail yesterday. Today I tried getting it set up so I could play some Super Mario Galaxy. However, it's just been a giant headache so far getting it to work correctly with Dolphin.
I am using a normal Wii Remote + Nunchuk (No motion plus). I've updated the firmware on the dolphin bar to the latest version, and I have synced my Wii Remote to the dolphin bar. I can use my Wii Remote to move my mouse cursors, and use the nunchuk to scroll up and down on my web browser using mode 2, but I can't seem to get the Wii Remote to function properly within Dolphin.
For starters, in the Wii Remote config menu, Dolphin isn't recognizing any bluetooth devices, so I can't use the Real Wiimote setting. I was under the impression that I should be using that setting?
I am using Mode 3. With using Mode 3, I can configure my controls for either Emulated Wiimote or Hybrid Wiimote. Using Emulated WiiMote, I can start the game, and get to the save select menu. From there is where the problem starts. The motion is configured completely wrong. I can barely move the cursor by moving the WiiMote and I can slightly move the cursor using the nunchuk joystick. Within the Emulated Wiimote config, it allows me to change up the controls. Maybe I just have to do some configuring? Maybe my issue is that I just don't know the proper way to configure the remote.
Now within Hybrid Wiimote, I can change up the controls just the same as if I was using Emulated Wiimote, but when I load the game, it says the controller is not connected.
So I try Mode 4 on the Dolphin Bar. Real Wiimote still isn't an option, and now when I try clicking refresh, it crashes Dolphin. Also, when I select Emulated or Hybrid Wiimote, I can't configure any controls. Nothing responds at all.
Has anyone else run into this same issue? If you guys need any additional information, just let me know. I'm in a bit of a rush at the moment so I might have left some details out. Any help is greatly appreciated!!
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