Wiimote not working with my homebrew game...

[MaciekP42]

Hello Everyone,
I just started homebrew game development for Wii. It's kind of hobby, just expanding my C/C++ skills. I'm using dolphin 4.0.2 stable and for sdk i use devkitppc. There's a problem. When I'm running hello world example from devkit, everything works good, but input is not working. I have Wiimote that i use on my wii connected to Dolphin. It works really good with original nintendo games like New Super Mario Bros Wii, but not working with homebrew applications. If this will help, here's loop code:

Code:

WPAD_Init();
// ... some more code ...
while(1) {
WPAD_ScanPads();

if ( WPAD_ButtonsDown(0) & WPAD_BUTTON_A ) printf("A Pressed\n");

if ( WPAD_ButtonsDown(0) & WPAD_BUTTON_HOME ) exit(0);

VIDEO_WaitVSync();
}

Am i doing something wrong or my dolphin settings are wrong. If these informations are not enough please tell me what to add. Please Reply fast.

@EDIT: I forgot mentioning that wiimote is connected when running homebrew, and it is vibrating when game starts. But app is not catching input.

[tueidj]

Are you sure the problem isn't the wiimote, but your printfs not showing up? Make sure real XFB is enabled.

[MaciekP42]

Other Printfs are showing up, i set xfb, as it was part of tutorial, It only cant read input.

[MaciekP42]

Erm... this may be some important info i forgot to mention in above posts. It's wiimote with wii motion plus, and what's strange it's working with original nintendo games on dolphin when connected the normal way (with MS bluetooth stack) but not working with my homebrew hello world app. On bluetooth it's named RVL-CNT-01.

[MaciekP42]

Finally found a fix, now posting it for other developers, who will experience similar problem with Dolphin. I downloaded latest build, 4.0-5394 and everything works perfectly. The problem was that on older version my app can't detect wiimote (idk why). The problem is sloved.