Trauma Team Nunchuck Issue

sexyshinobu · (This post was last modified: 06-09-2012, 05:12 PM by sexyshinobu.)

I have read through ALL of the Trauma Team related threads, and this issue is left without any form of an answer. I did not find any other threads that has any answer to this issue...
Here's the issue:
I'm at the Last scenarios in the game (after you cleared all 6 others unique scenarios), and I happen to fall under Orthopedic scenario in the last ones... where you have to use a chisel+hammer..... and using the tilt of the Nunchuk to move the chisel. I'm playing with the emulated keyboard/mose setup. I have the most up to date Dolphin emulation. I keyed just the Tilt left/right for the Nunchuk... but when I use them in the game, NOT only does it make the chisel spin ridiculously fast, you can't hold it in place at the spots you want it to. It does a 180 to the opposite side without any way for accuracy. This scenario needs the chisel to be held STILL in one spot to use it. Ontop of that, when you release said button, it resets itself... I even tried to link it to my mouse wheel... but it still resets its position.
Am I screwed WITHOUT a Real remote+nunchuk... or is there a specific setup that will allow the tilting to be much more accurate(slower)? Without a solution, I can't finish the game =/

***Shonumi*** · 06-10-2012, 01:22 AM #2

Note, I have not played this game nor have I ever messed around with emulated nunchucks. Taking a guess, however, it might be that since input from the keyboard can't detect pressure or sensitivity, the nunchuck tilt button will spin the chisel at constant rate, which in turn happens to be way too fast/inaccurate for this game. The same thing probably happens with the mouse wheel. It's possible that a real Wiimote + nunchuck would solve this, but like I said, I've no experience Dolphin and nunchucks. It won't hurt to try though.

sexyshinobu · (This post was last modified: 06-10-2012, 01:29 PM by sexyshinobu.)

(06-10-2012, 01:22 AM)Shonumi Wrote: Note, I have not played this game nor have I ever messed around with emulated nunchucks. Taking a guess, however, it might be that since input from the keyboard can't detect pressure or sensitivity, the nunchuck tilt button will spin the chisel at constant rate, which in turn happens to be way too fast/inaccurate for this game. The same thing probably happens with the mouse wheel. It's possible that a real Wiimote + nunchuck would solve this, but like I said, I've no experience Dolphin and nunchucks. It won't hurt to try though.

^_^ Yeah I will have to agree with ya there at the fact that it can't emulate "tilt" properly without pressure or sensitivity... makes me wonder why it has no issue with movement forward or backwards(endoscopy exploring) when mapped on the mouse wheel. I ALSO tried mapping nunchuk tilt to mouse movement itself for sensitivity, but it just doesn't want to cooporate, spinning at a constant rate, and snapping back to initial place. I believe the nunchuk tilt is a overall emulation issue and isn't really game based. I want to beat "This" game without resorting to buying a real remote/nunchuk. So I'm looking for any solutions to the issue. The only other thing i can think about... is to have someone Record the nunchuk tilt.... if thats even possible... a vague idea with a long shot solution. If there is nothing that can be done, then $75 will fly fast lol.