prime 3/ trilogy pointer at centerscreen

[steamjunk1997]

simple question
is there a reason why an emulated wiimote wont fall back to exact centerscreen?

if it could do that then playing the primes trilogy would be a lot easier for gamepad users

but no matter what it wants to defalt just outside of center

[mstreurman]

(05-01-2019, 04:38 PM)steamjunk1997 Wrote: simple question
is there a reason why an emulated wiimote wont fall back to exact centerscreen?

if it could do that then playing the primes trilogy would be a lot easier for gamepad users

but no matter what it wants to defalt just outside of center

That is why in the latest development version there are a couple of settings: Pitch, Yaw, Vertical center, Deadzone for you to configure.

[steamjunk1997]

(05-01-2019, 07:49 PM)mstreurman Wrote: That is why in the latest development version there are a couple of settings: Pitch, Yaw, Vertical center, Deadzone for you to configure.

yes
and ive played with those to no success
no matter what the pointer doesnt want to center right

(id post a screen shot but apparently the forms doesnt like screenshots from dolphin)

[mstreurman]

(05-02-2019, 02:11 PM)steamjunk1997 Wrote: yes
and ive played with those to no success
no matter what the pointer doesnt want to center right

(id post a screen shot but apparently the forms doesnt like screenshots from dolphin)

I'm using a wired (original) 360 controller and for me it centers perfectly.

Have you tried calibrating the controller in Windows, sometimes Windows might think your controller is at an offset of the center.

For Windows 10 go to "Start", type in "Set up USB game controllers" and open it, select the controller you want to use, click "Properties", select the "Settings"-tab and click "Calibrate..." then follow the prompts on screen.

[steamjunk1997]

(05-02-2019, 10:03 PM)mstreurman Wrote: I'm using a wired (original) 360 controller and for me it centers perfectly.

Have you tried calibrating the controller in Windows, sometimes Windows might think your controller is at an offset of the center.

For Windows 10 go to "Start", type in "Set up USB game controllers" and open it, select the controller you want to use, click "Properties", select the "Settings"-tab and click "Calibrate..." then follow the prompts on screen.

im using a wireless bluetooth xbox one controller
even with 50% deadzone it is still off center so it isnt anything to do with calibrating my controller

there is a setting ingame that makes the pointer auto center for enemies that dont need free aim but that doesnt fix the problem for enemies that do need it

[mstreurman]

(05-07-2019, 10:00 AM)steamjunk1997 Wrote: im using a wireless bluetooth xbox one controller
even with 50% deadzone it is still off center so it isnt anything to do with calibrating my controller

there is a setting ingame that makes the pointer auto center for enemies that dont need free aim but that doesnt fix the problem for enemies that do need it

Did you try the Windows 10 calibration? Even if it says USB game controller it will still work for your Wireless/Bluetooth controllers as well.

[steamjunk1997]

(05-09-2019, 09:08 AM)mstreurman Wrote: Did you try the Windows 10 calibration? Even if it says USB game controller it will still work for your Wireless/Bluetooth controllers as well.

if my controller works perfectly with dolphin as a game cube controller then its something to do with the emulated wiimote
edit: or the game

[Billiard26]

Show screenshots of your emulated wii remote configuration within Dolphin.

[steamjunk1997]

(05-17-2019, 07:25 AM)Billiard26 Wrote: Show screenshots of your emulated wii remote configuration within Dolphin.

i cant figure out how to post more then 1 attachment so im just posting the most important one

edit 2: i cant seems to use attachments at all
->choose file -> add attachment   and it doesnt add it

edit 3: seems my pictures were just a few kb too big