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Thats somewhat an issue in dolphin.exe because they use the positive Z and RZ ranges for the trigger instead of the negative

(07-17-2012, 09:15 PM)ulao Wrote: [ -> ]As Azze pointed out, MF just assumes any movement is a trigger. Since Dolphin is so advanced I dont see why one can not trigger at > 250 pressure ? Maybe a Dolphin expert has the answer here?

this is already supported by dolphin, just poke around the gcpad config

Yeah, like I mentioned Dolphin is configurable. Right click to see options. Using a ! will make the values invert them selves.

(07-18-2012, 01:27 AM)Mideel Wrote: [ -> ]My triggers are fully extended and I am still reading a button press...perhaps they can go out farther.

Anyways, I have been emailing back and forth with MF. They tell me that this problem has been reported multiple times and they are working on it. Fingers crossed for a driver fix.

can you ask about a 64 bit driver? A lot of people use 64 bit now, i dont think you can even buy a pc from pc world that isnt 64 bit, even low end.

(07-19-2012, 05:02 AM)ulao Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, like I mentioned Dolphin is configurable. Right click to see options. Using a ! will make the values invert them selves.

I can't seem to find the location to adjust this settings. Could you please explain thoroughly?

Quote:can you ask about a 64 bit driver? A lot of people use 64 bit now, i dont think you can even buy a pc from pc world that isnt 64 bit, even low end.

Just finished emailing MF about 64bit driver. We'll see what they say.

Quote:I can't seem to find the location to adjust this settings. Could you please explain thoroughly?

Well I dont have the MF but go in to the GCPAD right click on the L analog or what ever and you will see the operators to your left. You also can play with input range. I'm not sure what it does but play with it a bit.

(07-21-2012, 08:19 AM)ulao Wrote: [ -> ]

Quote:I can't seem to find the location to adjust this settings. Could you please explain thoroughly?

Well I dont have the MF but go in to the GCPAD right click on the L analog or what ever and you will see the operators to your left. You also can play with input range. I'm not sure what it does but play with it a bit.

Fidling with settings does no good with this adapter. The drivers simply dont support analog triggers. Any sort of activation is counted as a button press as i stated above.

Thats suxs, sorry man. I'll give them till the end of summer. If they dont get it by then i'll do a group interest/buy and duplicate it with any criticism asked.

Has anyone had any success with this? Is there any update?

I've bought two of these, because I've had very good experience with Mayflash from earlier. Their wireless wii classic controller thingy works flawlessly.

The same with the gamecube controller. It works and connects and everything it's just the Analog button that's not default function or something.


Are they even able to fix this with a driver or is the adapters useless?

No you will need a new MayFlash or possibly a way to upgrade the firmware in the one you have. Its possible they can make a drive hack. They are aware of the issue and working on it. Or so they say.