#WIIUNSOFT XINPUT TEST UPDATE#
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#WIIUNSOFT XINPUT TEST UPDATE#

Also, if you have donated but have not received your copy of the WIinUPro Preview, just email with your name or the email address you used to donate and I'll update your contact information. I would like to re-iterate that WiinUPro is supposed to be designed for power users or those who need more functionality than the simple XInput emulation that WiinUSoft offers. I hope everyone is looking forward to using the final version. One button can have multiple assignments simultaneouslyĬontrollers are not bound to a specific XInput or Direct Input device Toggling between shift states can be limited to a subset Mouse Scroll can act as single notch up/down

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When asked for a PIN use the MAC address for Wii U controllers or 0000 for Switch controllers.Here's the gist of differences from the beta:įull control of joystick calibrations (now asymmetrical and with anti-deadzone)Ĭontrollers can be connected and disconnected while the program is running In Window's Bluetooth, connect the controller w/o using a PINĥ) If these fail try using the dubbed 'EasyPair' utility in the Extras section on the Downloads page. In Window's Bluetooth, remove the controller

Hold the power button to turn off the controller Use the Sync feature in WiinUSoft (regardless if it says it fails) I am having trouble connecting my controller what can I do?Īny time you run into connection issues there are three main actions you can try:ġ) Try syncing your controller to a Wii or Wii U then try again.Ģ) Use the Sync feature in WiinUSoft (first introduced in version 3.0) or WiinUPro 0.9.ģ) If the Sync fails the first time try againĤ) If none of that seems to work do the follow: No, communication data isn't sent through the USB cable, only through Bluetooth.

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You need some sort of Bluetooth, otherwise you won't be able to connect to the controllerĬan I use the Pro Controller's USB cable to connect it?

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*For older versions only if you are using Windows 8/10 or can get the Toshiba Bluetooth Stack to take over your bluetooth hardware. Windows 10, 8.1, 8 - No, although personally I find the Toshiba Stack easier to use once it has been installed.

If you're not sure if your Wiimote will require it or not, you can always try it without first. This is because the Windows stack will lose connection with these devices and the only stack that won't is the Toshiba one. Windows 7, Vista, XP - Only if you want to use Wii U Pro Controllers or the newer models of Wii Remotes. You can even use the introduced Sync feature to properly pair your controller with the Windows Bluetooth Stack to have your controller automatically connect to your computer when you press a button. NET framework 4.0 and up, which is Windows XP through Windows 10.Īs of WiinUSoft 3.0 and WiinUPro 0.9, both the default Windows Bluetooth Stack as well as the Toshiba Stack are supported.

Technically no, but there have been reports of the Pro Controller being disconnected from the computer after some use and then maintaining a pattern of only staying connected for a few seconds upon reconnecting and the best fix for this is to sync the controller with a Wii U and then try again.Īny Windows machine that can run. The Pro Controller U also works (note this is not a Wii U Pro Controller, it is a Wiimote + CC).ĭo I need a Wii U to use the Wii U Pro Controller? As for third party Wiimote extensions (such as the Hori Battle pad) most of these should work fine. Most third party Wii U Pro Controllers seem to be non-discoverable or hidden from everything except the Wii U, as for third party Bluetooth controllers (like Wiimotes), WiinUPro most likely won't recognize these controllers. WiinUSoft does not support Switch or generic Joystick controllers. All the official Nintendo controllers are supported and it does support some off-brand extensions like the Hori Battle pad and PDP fight pad as a Classic Controller Pro. WiinUPro was created to support the Wii U Pro Controller but also supports the Wiimote, Nunchuck, Classic Controller, Classic Controller Pro, Switch Joy-Cons, the Switch Pro Controller, and generic Windows Joysticks.

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