Wario Land: Shake It - getting shake to work in certain revisions

[drhoffman59]

Hi, so I am trying different versions of Dolphin with Wario Land: Shake It, trying to find a version that is both fast for me and enables shake (I'm using a keyboard and map shake to a key). The results and my pc specs are below.

So I found a thread that a build with something called MotionPlus was made for Skyward Sword that can be messed around with to get shake to work in Wario Land, but it appears the link in the MotionPlus thread to that build is dead. So my questions are a) where can I find the build with MotionPlus for Skyward Sword and b) is there an alternative way to map shake to the keyboard in any of the builds I list below that run at 100% for me?
Thank you.

...

DOLPHIN INFO

(settings I kept all default except key mapping)
4.0.2*: Shake works, speed is about 50%
3.5*: Shake does NOT work, speed is about 100%
3.0-766*: Shake does NOT work, speed is about 100%

r7272^: Shake does NOT work, speed is about 50%
r7271^: Shake works, speed is about 50%
r5063^: Shake works, speed is about 85%

*Source: https://dolphin-emu.org/download/

^Source: not needed

Quote:PC SPECS
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
Processor: Intel® Core™ i3 CPU M 350 @ 2.27GHz
RAM: 4.00GB (3.80GB usable)
System: 64-bit
GPU: Intel® HD Graphics

[KHg8m3r]

Unfortunately, your CPU is underpowered for Dolphin, which has only increased requirements over the years.
I would look into upgrading either the CPU itself or getting a new computer rig.

[pauldacheez]

Y'know, there's a reason I repeatedly tell people to a) use a current build, b) upgrade their weak hardware, and c) use real Wii Remotes when emulated remotes don't work well. Older builds have bugs that have been fixed, weak hardware always runs games slowly (unless it's a game like Animal Crossing, which even my MacBook Air can run fine with LLE), and emulated remotes are really just an awful hack that lets you use input devices that are really unsuited for the Wii Remote's original task. Too bad those recommendations are left unfollowed for legitimate reasons. v_v

[RachelB]

(12-14-2013, 01:48 AM)pauldacheez Wrote: Y'know, there's a reason I repeatedly tell people to a) use a current build, b) upgrade their weak hardware, and c) use real Wii Remotes when emulated remotes don't work well. Older builds have bugs that have been fixed, weak hardware always runs games slowly (unless it's a game like Animal Crossing, which even my MacBook Air can run fine with LLE), and emulated remotes are really just an awful hack that lets you use input devices that are really unsuited for the Wii Remote's original task. Too bad those recommendations are left unfollowed for legitimate reasons. v_v

Stop crying about emulated wiimotes, they work better than real wiimotes for almost every game. The problem he's having has already been fixed, OP just doesn't want to use the fix.

[Zorglorfian]

I've tried a real Wiimote on Dolphin and I haven't had much luck with shaking.....