Hi,
I am new here and have just started with dolphin a week or two ago. I started using my Xbox 360 but grabbed a cheap GC USB controller off amazon when I was buying some other stuff. I thought, hey why not try it with an original controller. I spent some time today after getting it trying to figure out how to set up the rumble on the controller as it hadn't had drivers for it and it turned out it hadn't been working on my 360 controller either. I ended up having to use a Speedlink driver to override the windows default drivers and get the GC controller working.
When I did I hat 6 rumble options for the GC controller but I noticed there was only an L/R motor option for the 360 controller. I had to enable all 6 options using the or function on the GC one for it to work properly, I was wondering now will the rumble on these units preform differently when using them? How do these different rumble modes work in the emulator?
I am new here and have just started with dolphin a week or two ago. I started using my Xbox 360 but grabbed a cheap GC USB controller off amazon when I was buying some other stuff. I thought, hey why not try it with an original controller. I spent some time today after getting it trying to figure out how to set up the rumble on the controller as it hadn't had drivers for it and it turned out it hadn't been working on my 360 controller either. I ended up having to use a Speedlink driver to override the windows default drivers and get the GC controller working.
When I did I hat 6 rumble options for the GC controller but I noticed there was only an L/R motor option for the 360 controller. I had to enable all 6 options using the or function on the GC one for it to work properly, I was wondering now will the rumble on these units preform differently when using them? How do these different rumble modes work in the emulator?
