I am having trouble getting the Shield TV Dolphin to read the mapped buttons I have set for Wii Games. Specifically I am trying the New Super Mario Bros. for Wii. I have mapped the number 2 as B on my controller, but when I am in the game, doesn't read when I am pressing B. Using the 5.0-8400-debug build of Dolphin for Android.
(07-22-2018, 09:43 AM)trekkeriii Wrote: [ -> ]I am having trouble getting the Shield TV Dolphin to read the mapped buttons I have set for Wii Games. Specifically I am trying the New Super Mario Bros. for Wii. I have mapped the number 2 as B on my controller, but when I am in the game, doesn't read when I am pressing B. Using the 5.0-8400-debug build of Dolphin for Android.
Sane here with S8+ and build 8486.
Gamecube emulated controller works fine, wimote emulated not.
Okay so I found a bug when enabling the extensions (nunchuck, classic, etc) it changes the orientation for the D-Pad and the IR. If you put it back to none it doesn't fix the orientation and gets stuck as if the extensions are still enabled. The solution I found to fix it is to wipe the dolphin-emu folder, uninstall it completely, and then reinstall dolphin.
(07-28-2018, 02:02 PM)JMC47 Wrote: [ -> ]Does it persist still?
It works but the bug I mentioned before is there.
(07-28-2018, 03:31 PM)IntelMacGuy Wrote: [ -> ]It works but the bug I mentioned before is there.
I was unable to replicate this problem, but I had a fresh install to do my test. Do you mean that after removing the dolphin-emu directory, if you bind buttons to the extensions that the issue reappears?
(07-28-2018, 10:42 PM)chottomatte Wrote: [ -> ]I was unable to replicate this problem, but I had a fresh install to do my test. Do you mean that after removing the dolphin-emu directory, if you bind buttons to the extensions that the issue reappears?
Sorry for the late reply.. I ended up falling asleep since it was late here. Maybe if I explain how to replicate the issue it might help you understand.
1. Have a fresh clean install of dolphin
2. Map the emulated gamepad for dolphin with the Nvidia Shield TV gamepad and the extensions setup as none.
3. Open a game (New Super Mario Bros Wii) and you will see that the mappings works flawlessly.
4. Exit the game and go back into the mapping and enable Nunchuck extension.
5. Save settings and reopen the game.
6. The D-Pad and analog sticks are wonky.
7. Close the game
8. Change the emulated gamepad extension back to None.
9. Save the settings and open up the game again.
10. Controls still wonky as if changing back to None on extensions didn't apply.
The only solution I found was to completely remove all of dolphin's files and never enable any Wii mote extension in the emulated gamepad menu.