Note this is optimized for Mario Galaxy control, and you should create another profile for another games. Now you can use the normal gamepad functions to control the game, and the ds4 tilt as wiimote tilt. Tilt/Backward = `XInput/0/Gamepad:Right Y+`ħ) On Dolphin wiimote emulated config, select and load this profile. Tilt/Forward = `XInput/0/Gamepad:Right Y-` Everything should go to the generic windows controller except motion, that should go to xbox360 right stick.Ħ) On Dolphin gamepad profiles folder, paste this, and save as motion.ini: Map tilt to xbox360 right stick.Ĥ) On controllers, assing the profile to your ds4.ĥ) Again on settings test the gamepad on control panel. You can map tilt function of Playstation 4 controller to Dolphin wiimote tilt with this workaround.Ģ) Using profiles, leave everything unmapped, except ds4 motion control.
Oh thanks Im looking wiimote + nuncuckh maybe buy.How to use analogic sixaxis tilt function on DS4 controller with Dolphin (03-29-2018, 12:49 AM)mstreurman Wrote: Screenshot is working now You're better off playing this game the way it was intended: On a real Wii or a Wiimote and a nunchuck in Bluetooth passthrough. Just keep in mind: This game is riddled with quicktime events that require you to do some sort of motion action, these are basically impossible to do on a traditional controller. I can not really help you there, my guess reloading is shaking the Nunchuck down, I haven't played the game in ages but might try later when I get home to see if I can make things work a bit more. But since I cannot find a manual with the exact information on how to do things in the game. So this was the easy part, now to map out the motion controls. Put the Nunchuck C button to A so you can jump Put the Nunchuck Z button to 元 (Left thumbstick click) so you can crouch For Cemu, the single core performance of your CPU (and by extension RAM speed) is the most important factor for. Keep in mind that emulation always comes with overhead and requires a higher performance system than the emulated system. Put the Wiimote A button to your Left Trigger so you can Aim The GamePad (DRC) screen can be displayed by holding the Tab key or by mapping it to a controller button. Put the Wiimote B button to your Right Trigger so you can fire.
Use the Nunchuck Analog stick for moving around on the Left Thumbstick. Set IR control to Right Thumbstick and turn off the checkbox for relative input so the aimpointer goes back to the center of the screen when you release it (otherwise if you turn you have to move the stick back to center position by hand) Settings that should work for an Xbox controller: If I were to take a wild guess I'd say you need to aim with IR in this game, so maybe look at that. (03-26-2018, 12:39 AM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: The link to the picture is broken.
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