multiplayer with njoy

[Lukefonfabre]

(09-24-2012, 01:23 AM)Shonumi Wrote: How does njoy even work? Does pressing a button on your phone with njoy "simulate" a keystroke on your computer? Something you should try: in GCPad for Player 2, click on one of the controller buttons you want to configure, the press a button on your phone with njoy. If Dolphin responds and maps something from njoy, all you have to do is configure Player 2 by clicking a button (A, B, X, Y, Main Stick, C Stick, etc) and press the njoy button you want that mapped to. Afterwards, click the Config button and go to the Gamecube tab; make sure both Port 1 and 2 are set to Standard Controller.

yea,pressing a button from my phone simulate a keystroke on my laptop
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i have tried that..
still the one i control was player 1..
in laptop i control player 1,and in njoy from phone control player 1 too..
arghh how can i change njoy to player 2..
its so confusing ya with multiplayer...
shonumi,do u know any kind of multiplayer software work with this dolphin emulator..?
by the way the config in gamecube is like this right?
thanks..

[Shonumi]

This is purely a guess, but see if disabling Background Input in the GCPad for Player 2 helps. I've never had any trouble leaving it off for multiplayer. Aside from that, all of your screenshots tell me everything is setup correctly. It's probably best to just buy a real joystick ($20 will get you a decent one, easier to handle than a phone's touch screen too) so Player 1 uses the keyboard and Player 2 uses the joystick. There shouldn't be any problems since they're separate input devices rather than njoy which just simulates keystrokes on the same device Player 1 is using. If you have a PS3 controller, you can connect that to your PC and use it to play.

[Lukefonfabre]

(09-24-2012, 03:25 AM)Shonumi Wrote: This is purely a guess, but see if disabling Background Input in the GCPad for Player 2 helps. I've never had any trouble leaving it off for multiplayer. Aside from that, all of your screenshots tell me everything is setup correctly. It's probably best to just buy a real joystick ($20 will get you a decent one, easier to handle than a phone's touch screen too) so Player 1 uses the keyboard and Player 2 uses the joystick. There shouldn't be any problems since they're separate input devices rather than njoy which just simulates keystrokes on the same device Player 1 is using. If you have a PS3 controller, you can connect that to your PC and use it to play.

yeah disabling background input still didnt solve the problem..
u play multiplayer with controller?
haha..maybe the only thing that can make it work is to buy a controller..
thanks for trying help me ya..

[Axxer]

I remember reading somewhere in this section that motion n joy (or whatever it is called) messes with Bluetooth a bunch, so you can't use a njoy controller and a regular Bluetooth controller at the same time.

I would just get the 3-in-1 magic joybox and use a Gamecube controller. DO NOT get the newer one that has two GC controller slots, as the triggers don't work.

[Lukefonfabre]

(09-24-2012, 03:46 AM)Axxer Wrote: I remember reading somewhere in this section that motion n joy (or whatever it is called) messes with Bluetooth a bunch, so you can't use a njoy controller and a regular Bluetooth controller at the same time.

I would just get the 3-in-1 magic joybox and use a Gamecube controller. DO NOT get the newer one that has two GC controller slots, as the triggers don't work.

im connect my laptop with my phone via "wifi" with njoy application..
not bluetooth...
if i use an ps3 controller work fine right?
what is 3-in-1 magic joybox?
is it a controller?

[Axxer]

3-in1 Magic Joybox is an adapter that lets you use PS2, XBOX, and GameCube controllers with your PC. I hook up my GC controller to one to play Dolphin with.

[Lukefonfabre]

(09-24-2012, 04:09 AM)Axxer Wrote: 3-in1 Magic Joybox is an adapter that lets you use PS2, XBOX, and GameCube controllers with your PC. I hook up my GC controller to one to play Dolphin with.

in my country there is no one sell 3-in1 magic joybox and gamecube controller anymore..so i must order from internet..
what if i just use ps3 controller via bluetooth?
is it working with this dolphin emulator..?
cause ps3 controller is much more easier to find,hehe..

[Axxer]

PS3 should work. Just choose that controller in the list of devices and map the controls.

[Shonumi]

You can use a PS3 controller via Bluetooth, but iirc, that's a bit more involved and requires some drivers. If you just plug it in via USB cable, it should be recognized as a normal HID type controller and work right away.

[Lukefonfabre]

ok i will go buy controller right now..
thank you guys..