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Adding support for Wii Mote. #199
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What do you mean by Wiimote support? Anyway, we are not going to implement any changes, because it is too niche controller. |
I connected it, and it doesn’t show up, even though I update the Joysticks. |
It is not AntiMicroX issue, it is rather caused by wrong drivers or something like this. |
I tried with Linux Mint 20.2, and Garuda Linux, and on both systems, it didn't show up. |
You should also try with app |
Neither of these applications recognizes it as a joystick. Maybe |
Having the same issue. Could you please reopen this issue? |
@mak448a
This is not AntiMicroX issue. This is missing driver in your system (if any other app doesn't see this controller) or bug in SDL2. |
Steam sees the wiimote. |
Then this is not a driver issue. Could you test it with app |
@mak448a |
In case this is of interest to anyone, I have a wiimote (Nintendo Wii MotionPlus) working in AntiMicroX (AntiMicroX-x86_64.AppImage - v3.3.4). I'm on Debian (Trixie) with KDE. Other than having a bluetooth adapter, I didn't need to do anything else to get the wiimote connected. All buttons are recognized. I don't think AntiMicroX supports the gyro though unfortunately. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
To be honest, I don't know if this is a problem on my side, or if it is lack of the controller support.
Describe the solution you'd like
Adding support for the Nintendo Wii Mote (along with Motion Plus and accessories like Nunchunk if possible).
Describe alternatives you've considered
The only games that support the Wii Mote is the Dolphin Emulator.
Additional context
The Wii emulator Dolphin has support for Wii Motes, and is Open-Source, so you could maybe find how they manage the connections.
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