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Real controls make most things much more simple than emulated controls. Thank goodness my parents let me swap my TR Wiimote with Motion Plus inside for one of the older Wimotes with the Motion Plus addon. I notice one small problem is that the controls become de-calibrated quite often and can make aiming with the bow or slingshot slightly more difficult.

Will I get asnwer to my post?

Thank you.

hello iv been having problems with my controls in this game aswell.(using real wii motion plus)i thought maybe i have not set up somthing properly so i read on the thread about setting up controls but im a bit confused .can somone clear things up with me and tell me if the BlueSoleil Gamii 2.0.13.0 softoware is needed for the bluetooth adaptor to work with work properly with motion plus ? or is it the sensor bar that is needed..i curently tryd using a wirles one but its not working. candels work better.but i found that having the wii turnd on with its sensor bar connected gives me best performance but it drains the batteris fast on the remote if i do it this way...so meny problems so meny questions sorry.

(11-21-2011, 03:20 PM)Helvetica Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-21-2011, 02:46 PM)kturcotte Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-21-2011, 05:39 AM)ulao Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah just edited my post to reflect that. It woudl be better to get this. Thats why I want to know if we need this KONIG thing. Hmm, what about this one.

This is the best info I found, thx to JackyCola!
http://forums.dolphin-emu.org/showthread.php?tid=14452

From what I have read you dont need the bar at all, any two lights will make it work. All the bar does is powers two inf-read lights for the wii to know how to calibrate where your monitor is. Candles even work. I bet even a string of xmas lights would do( hiding all but two bulbs). Its also very easy to make from parts at radio shack and a 5 volt source ( usb ). I bet even LED's woudl do ( red or not ). Brighter the better.

I decided on this one. Its wireless and allows for 25 feet.

This seems to be a good setup guide.

(11-21-2011, 02:35 PM)Helvetica Wrote: [ -> ]Guys, the issue here is with your Bluetooth Adapter, not the sensor bar.

That white wireless sensor bar is the same one I'm using, it works fine.

I just purchased this today. About to test it out, will edit post with results in a few.

Anyway to just turn the sensor bar on without the timer (And that EXTREMELY ANNOYING beeping)?

Ooh, mine doesn't have the beeper or timer. Identical in appearance only I suppose.
I got mine from Hong Kong lol.

Also, be aware I had the link wrong, that was not the model I purchased, I have since updated my link. I advise you to do the same in your post where you quoted me, for the sake of inattentive readers.

Hey, I live in HK. Where the hell can I find a sensor bar? Or one with a usb connector.
Cheers

any report about working official wiimote with 3rd party motion plus add-on?

I have one Nintendo m+ and one 3rd party ( no name brand ), both work the same.

Hello all,

I'm sure my issue will ring familiar for a number of people. I got the game up and running fine, tweaked settings for my best performance, and started playing. Got a couple hours in, as far as obtaining the slingshot and saving without problem. Then from there, it started to turn ugly. I "may" have changed some settings at the same time, but damned if I remember.

First, the infamous "nunchuck disconnected" message. Then things like the joystick sticking now and then causing a permanent run, or my wiimote stuck in a constant-motion state where if I drew a sword it was eternall drawn in the same direction. A reboot (or with the nunchuck, a disconnect) would fix this, but it would crop back up quickly afterwards. I tried a different BT dongle, and for about 10-15 minutes, it was perfect, then it came back.

I don't suspect the controller as it's brand new, and the sticking bit seems more connection/software based issues. If anyone has any suggestions, I'd be grateful. Below is my hardware in use:

-Controller: official Ninentdo Wii with motionplus built in + nunchuck
-Sensor Bar: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Wireless-Remote-Sensor-Bar-Nintendo-Wii-Controller-/250638296510?pt=Video_Games_Accessories&hash=item3a5b34e5be
-Dongle: http://ca.asus.com/Networks/Accessories/USBBT21_Mini_Bluetooth_Dongle/

Current revision: 3.0-371, tried 7719 to the same issues. Issues appear from initial boot-up all the way into gameplay itself.

Hey ive been using dolphin for quite some time now, and i'm really happy about the program and never had any problems.

sadly, untill now

basicly, the same thing as many of the other people before me alrdy had.

Lets start at the beginning:
ive got countless wii and gamecube games, playing with the wiimote (+ nunchuck) or with a gamepad for gamecube.
all of the games work perfectly. i do have to add here though that the games never use motion sensor, (so zelda twilight, nhl, madden nfl, and so on)

now i wanted to play zelda ss. i bought a new original nintendo wiimote with motionplus inside + nunchuck and a logic3 wireless sensor bar.
ofcourse at first it didn't work at all, but thanks to some forum topics, i got the wiimote to work. and it works for all my previous games.

but for the zelda ss game, it stays stuck at the pointer screen (point that lil hand thingy to the mid of the screen) i dont even see a hand.
my wireless sensor bar is on (theres no way to tell if its on, cause theres no lights, only when you select a timeframe to when it should stop working, and the fact that the button is pressed in)

as i'm a pc technicus i started doing research on my own and started trying other games like, wii sports, i tried boxing, and it works but really faulty.
so it sees your movements, but can't really calibrate what the right one is, if i try a uppercut it doesn't register or does a different one. when i move to the left it only moves a lil bit or to much.

so i think the problem lies with me sensor bar, but it should work properly, anyone else have a solution or advice??

thanks!

Hi,
I have got real wiimote+nunchuck but no sensor bar, no motion plusConfused
so can i play the game with only those?Huh
or can i play it with my pc controller (a one just like the xbox one) ?Huh
and i didnt played any zelda game before! Dodgy
so.. if i played this .. will i understand the story?Undecided
(sorry if there is bad english)Angel
and thank you

(01-11-2012, 09:37 AM)TorNis Wrote: [ -> ]Hello users,
I have these items,
Bluetooth Dongle
Wiimote Motion+ & Nunchuck
Wireless Sensor Bar
TOSHIBA Bluetooth Drivers(with Windows 7 ones, Dolphin register Wiimote, but don't register any buttons/movement)

I have 3 problems with SS.

1. Wiimote randomly disconnects in bluetooth area while playing SS on Dolphin. This is very irritating, because your progress will be lost since after you reconnect the Wiimote in-game, this "connect motion plus" screen isn't going anywhere. Any expert, based on my items, can tell me what is wrong with my build?

2. Calibration. After playing 15-30 minutes, some stuff like Dowsing(Viewing), Aiming, Menu, Map, Flying, Balancing and so on, becomes unplayable. Which means I have to restart, problably loose a progress due to disconnect or stuck inside testing calibration menu. Which brings you to 3rd problem.

3. At the start of the game, these menus, connect nunchuck, motion plus, then calibration, randomly work. Sometimes calibration test resets after 2 sec on it's own, doesn't even allowing me to choose on my Nunchuck to test again, and showing all over again these menus. Any advice what can I do here?


Also I have 3 questions about Wiimote:
- How you calibrate Wiimote, should you shake it, move it, or just still. If still, then where should I keep it in my hands, at what distance between monitor and sensor bar?
- What should be distance between sensor bar and monitor?
- What should be distance between wiimote and monitor?

Thanks in advance. Looking for expert help. I really want to enjoy fully SS, but with these problems I have, I can't even reach 1st dungeon.

Bumping post.
Are my questions too hard to answer? Even about Wiimote "rules"?