[MAC] Setup classic controller for GC games

[EndlessNaraku]

I am using dolphin to play Luigi's Mansion on my 27'' iMac. The problem I have is that the game is unplayable with the keyboard.

I connected my wiimote and classic controller but I don't know how configure them correctly.

Could anyone tell me?

Thanks

[abfab126]

Pair your wiimote with bluetooth via osX settings , open dolphin , select "use real wiimote" , then plug your controller just like you do it usually , and you're all set. Nothing else to configure as far as I know .

[Blessed Cheesemaker]

I am using dolphin to play Luigi's Mansion on my 27'' iMac. The problem I have is that the game is unplayable with the keyboard.

I connected my wiimote and classic controller but I don't know how configure them correctly.

Could anyone tell me?

Thanks

Hi,
I just replied to another post...search for the term Wiiji (and while you are at it, google it and download it), and you should see what my settings were.

EDIT: Instructions below:

You have to download a program called Wiiji (google it). It hasn't been updated since 2008, but it works in 10.5 and 10.6. When you download it, you can use it as a controller for many different emulators.

Make sure your Bluetooth is on. Open Wiiji, and then scan...press buttons 1&2 on your Wiimote (should make sure your Classic Controller is hooked up).

When you open up Dolphin, go into the preferences, and start looking for the Wiimote as a Virtual HID Interface (note, I didn't connect the Wiimote through Dolphin).

I swear that the Input changed everytime I tried it...if you have trouble figuring out which input device it is, refresh and highlight the different choices, and press a button until you see something light up. It always seems I start Dolphin with it showing as Input /0/, and then after I start it switches to Input /2/, and I have to re-select.

Now, you have to configure each button...right click on the button you want to configure, and then highlight the correct button, select it, hit Set and then click OK.

This is what I used:
Buttons
A Button 3
B Button 4
X Button 2
Y Button 1
Z Button 11 (this is the right Z on the Classic Controller)
Start Button 7

Main Stick
Up Axis Y-
Down Axis Y+
Left Axis X-
Right Axis X+

C Stick
Up Axis Ry-
Down Axis Ry+
Left Axis Rx-
Right Axis Rx+

Triggers
L Button 8
R Button 9

Direction Pad
I'm still figuring this out...

Hope this helps!