Real GC Controller on Dolphin

[jceggbert5]

I want to use a real GC pad with my computer because I want to play games like Luigi's Mansion that requires pressure sensitivity to be played well.

How can I do this, and what is the cheapest way to do it?

I have extra GC controllers in case I have to mod one with a USB plug or something.

Thanks,
Jceggbert5

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I hate to double post, but I can't find the edit button. I will have Win7UltimateX64 with an i5-2500k and 12GB RAM if that stuff matters.

Thanks

[YouHaveRROD]

(10-03-2011, 05:58 PM)jceggbert5 Wrote: I want to use a real GC pad with my computer because I want to play games like Luigi's Mansion that requires pressure sensitivity to be played well.

How can I do this, and what is the cheapest way to do it?

I have extra GC controllers in case I have to mod one with a USB plug or something.

Thanks,
Jceggbert5

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I hate to double post, but I can't find the edit button. I will have Win7UltimateX64 with an i5-2500k and 12GB RAM if that stuff matters.

Thanks

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=How+to+use+a+Nintendo+Gamecube+Controller+on+PC

Also,lol 12GB RAM.I really hope you're doing very intensive stuff to have that much.

[jceggbert5]

I know how to use Google, and I did. I could only find indecisive stuff with some person saying a product is good and some others that different. I was hoping for some user that has done it themselves to recommend an adapter to me.

Also, I do alot of Photoshop, video editing and heavy virtualization, so I do think I will utilize most-all that RAM... And I have been known to leave Photoshop open while doing the other things...

[Kirotashi]

(10-04-2011, 12:51 PM)jceggbert5 Wrote: I know how to use Google, and I did. I could only find indecisive stuff with some person saying a product is good and some others that different. I was hoping for some user that has done it themselves to recommend an adapter to me.

Also, I do alot of Photoshop, video editing and heavy virtualization, so I do think I will utilize most-all that RAM... And I have been known to leave Photoshop open while doing the other things...

I've been using the Super Joybox for quite a few years now and it's never done me wrong.
http://www.amazon.com/Mayflash-Super-Joy-Box-13/dp/B000MJM516

[jceggbert5]

(10-05-2011, 05:16 AM)Kirotashi Wrote:

(10-04-2011, 12:51 PM)jceggbert5 Wrote: I know how to use Google, and I did. I could only find indecisive stuff with some person saying a product is good and some others that different. I was hoping for some user that has done it themselves to recommend an adapter to me.

Also, I do alot of Photoshop, video editing and heavy virtualization, so I do think I will utilize most-all that RAM... And I have been known to leave Photoshop open while doing the other things...

I've been using the Super Joybox for quite a few years now and it's never done me wrong.
http://www.amazon.com/Mayflash-Super-Joy-Box-13/dp/B000MJM516

Does it work properly with analog shoulder buttons? I also heard somewhere that the joysticks didn't work properly, that they only went to 70% or something... Is this true?

Thanks,
Egg

[Kirotashi]

(10-05-2011, 05:32 AM)jceggbert5 Wrote:

(10-05-2011, 05:16 AM)Kirotashi Wrote:

(10-04-2011, 12:51 PM)jceggbert5 Wrote: I know how to use Google, and I did. I could only find indecisive stuff with some person saying a product is good and some others that different. I was hoping for some user that has done it themselves to recommend an adapter to me.

Also, I do alot of Photoshop, video editing and heavy virtualization, so I do think I will utilize most-all that RAM... And I have been known to leave Photoshop open while doing the other things...

I've been using the Super Joybox for quite a few years now and it's never done me wrong.
http://www.amazon.com/Mayflash-Super-Joy-Box-13/dp/B000MJM516

Does it work properly with analog shoulder buttons? I also heard somewhere that the joysticks didn't work properly, that they only went to 70% or something... Is this true?

Thanks,
Egg

Yes, and you can adjust the sensitivity as you like by lowering the threshold. The joysticks work properly and give 100% range - the problem is, Dolphin doesn't recognize the analog and C stick, so you have to enter them manually by right clicking the button you want to set instead of left clicking like normal. Here's my settings so you don't have to go through the hassle...

[WindWaker]

Does this work on macs (10.7 OSX Lion) too?

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I'm talking about the super joybox btw

[jceggbert5]

The one thing that I haven't gotten an answer for is if the super joy box supports the analog shoulder buttons. A friend let me borrow one of the GameMon ones, but it doesn't allow the analog buttons...

Please help!

[Marionumber1]

I'd also want to know if it works on Lion.

[ulao]

I dont think super joy does, my adapter does and it supports rumble. See my sig for details.

ps. Yes I primary build multiple controller boxes, but also make lots of singles.