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Seconded, however, I found a workaround. It has something to do with the last line not being parsed in HID_to_VPad. I had to write a comment in the bottom of the config file for everything to work.
Code:
//EasySMX EG-C3071 and ZD-V+
//If you are using the EasySMX EC-C3071, make sure the controller is displaying the FIRST and THIRD/FOURTH blue lights at the front of the controller before usage.
//If you are using the ZD-V+, make sure the controller is displaying the RED light at the front of the controller before usage. Also, follow the additional instructions at the bottom of the config file.
[vid=0x2563,pid=0x0575]
//Required
Pad_Count=1
//Buttons
VPad_Button_A=0x00,0x02
VPad_Button_B=0x00,0x04
VPad_Button_X=0x00,0x01
VPad_Button_Y=0x00,0x08
VPad_Button_Plus=0x01,0x02
VPad_Button_Minus=0x01,0x01
VPad_Button_L=0x00,0x10
VPad_Button_R=0x00,0x20
VPad_Button_Stick_L=0x01,0x04
VPad_Button_Stick_R=0x01,0x08
VPad_Button_Home=0x01,0x10
//Triggers
VPad_Button_ZL=0x00,0x40
VPad_Button_ZR=0x00,0x80
//D-Pad
DPad_Mode=DPAD_Hat
DPad_Mask=0x0F
VPad_Button_DPad_N=0x02,0x00
VPad_Button_DPad_NE=0x02,0x01
VPad_Button_DPad_E=0x02,0x02
VPad_Button_DPad_SE=0x02,0x03
VPad_Button_DPad_S=0x02,0x04
VPad_Button_DPad_SW=0x02,0x05
VPad_Button_DPad_W=0x02,0x06
VPad_Button_DPad_NW=0x02,0x07
VPad_Button_DPad_Neutral=0x02,0x0F
//Thumbsticks
VPad_L_Stick_X=0x03,0x7F
VPad_L_Stick_X_MinMax=0x00,0xFF
VPad_L_Stick_X_Deadzone=0x00
VPad_L_Stick_X_Invert=False
VPad_L_Stick_Y=0x04,0x7F
VPad_L_Stick_Y_MinMax=0x00,0xFF
VPad_L_Stick_Y_Deadzone=0x00
VPad_L_Stick_Y_Invert=True
VPad_R_Stick_X=0x05,0x7F
VPad_R_Stick_X_MinMax=0x00,0xFF
VPad_R_Stick_X_Deadzone=0x00
VPad_R_Stick_X_Invert=False
VPad_R_Stick_Y=0x06,0x7F
VPad_R_Stick_Y_MinMax=0x00,0xFF
VPad_R_Stick_Y_Deadzone=0x00
VPad_R_Stick_Y_Invert=True
//For ZD-V+ users: At the Thumbsticks section, set all center values to 0x80 (Default: 0x7F for EasySMX EC-C3071 users)
Hello @Maschell , I love your homebrew tool!
Is it possible to make a homebrew code so when I press the X-button, the controller ignores all other inputs and only reads the X-button input?
EDIT: Here is an animation I made to show what I mean.
I basically want the sticks to return to center and all buttons to be unpressed, even though I am holding them down, while pressing the X button.
Is it possible to make a homebrew code so when I press the X-button, the controller ignores all other inputs and only reads the X-button input?
EDIT: Here is an animation I made to show what I mean.
I basically want the sticks to return to center and all buttons to be unpressed, even though I am holding them down, while pressing the X button.
Last edited by DonnieV,
I have a question, I use HID to VPAD to play on Nintendont with the Gamecube usb adapter and it works perfectly. Although when i try to plug in a ps3 controller too INCLUDING the adapters only one of them reads. Ex. gamecube controllers work with usb adapter plugged in, ps3 controller doesn't work. Unplugs Gamecube adapter, PS3 reads. Do you know whats wrong or how to fix it?
i have a Wii U pro controller which would work wirelessly but it doesn’t work so i have to plug it in the USB to use it, which affects the GameCube USB adapter. The Wiimote and Nunchuck work when the GameCube USB is plugged in with controllers are in use.
i have a Wii U pro controller which would work wirelessly but it doesn’t work so i have to plug it in the USB to use it, which affects the GameCube USB adapter. The Wiimote and Nunchuck work when the GameCube USB is plugged in with controllers are in use.
Got it working, can you use the GC Controllers normally on Smash if you are also using a Dualshock or Xbox Controller via Network or USB?
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I just picked up the Legend of Zelda wired pro controller for switch from PowerA, and tried to get it to work on my Wii U using hid to vpad, but it doesn’t seem to recognize it at all. I have the config file for the switch pro controller in the folder, but no luck...I got my DualShock 4 to register, so I know that it’s working, but not sure how to get it to acknowledge this controller. Anyone have any luck with this controller?
It likely doesn't have the same hardware ID as an actual switch pro controller. You'll probably have to create a config file yourself for it to work.
Thanks! I don’t want to ask you to explain the whole process to me, but is there anything you can point me to that can help me do that? Like a guide somewhere? Thanks again-
I was using the standard one, which was loading to a black screen. I then tried the nightly, and it came up and let me assign a controller, but once I select Apply Patches, it goes to a black screen as well. I’m going to delete all traces of it and try reinstalling. Not really sure what happened to cause this.
I got it working again by deleting the folder from my SD card and re-downloading it. I’m using a dual shock 4 for now, but if anyone gets a config file created for the PowerA wired switch controller (Zelda or Mario version) can you let me know? I’m not having any luck creating my own. Thanks-
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I haven't been gaming for such a long time. Been mostly busy with sleep, hardware tinkering and checking GBAtemp frequently. -
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It's going alright thanks+1
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I think that's why I focus on just enjoying single player experiences that aren't too competitive
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@Maximumbeans, Indeed. I've been working on getting this Infecutus chip to work on my PS2. But after soldering, I realised that a plastic piece was missing from the power ribbon cable to the power and eject buttons.
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Now I could go with soldering the contacts from the cable to the connector on the mobo, but doesn't sound like a good permanent solution.
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Man, that's beyond my brain I'm no good with hardware for now. I'd like to get into hardmods in future though
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@Maximumbeans, Maybe start practice soldering. Get a cheap-ass soldering iron and follow some good YouTube tutorials.+1
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Least my experience has gotten better than over a decade ago. My iron would constantly bump into components and break them.
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Sounds good. I actually did soldering but like 16 years ago for school so uuuuh probably rusty haha
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@Maximumbeans, Same here. I did soldering at school from a teacher who I honestly liked since he had plenty of good electronics experience.+1
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It was like all clear and fancy. Tbf I'm not too experienced with chess, but would like to learn someday.
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