#OPENEMU CONTROLS NOT WORKING FULL#
#OPENEMU CONTROLS NOT WORKING PRO#
#OPENEMU CONTROLS NOT WORKING CODE#
#OPENEMU CONTROLS NOT WORKING PC#
#OPENEMU CONTROLS NOT WORKING BLUETOOTH#

Testing all this is a bit difficult for me because I don't have a Switch Pro controller. So far the changes I made were to just test a specific range and I didn't do any bounds checking to limit and scale the actual analog value currently being sent. As for Mario sometimes walking if you are not touching the controller, I think I probably know the reason for that. But I think you are saying the older version of Mupen64Plus works for Mario 64, but I can assure you that input will be broken in other games because we were not passing correct values based on the N64 gamepad range limit. Using version 2.5.2 of the Mupen64Plus core works reasonably well for me, and I assume it's using values way above the real input for all sides.

#OPENEMU CONTROLS NOT WORKING CODE#

If we really want to see the per-axis ranges then I need to modify my code a bit to account for that, which I may do later.

#OPENEMU CONTROLS NOT WORKING FULL#

Both analog sticks were spamming console at once and you can be sure that outputs were getting dropped, so we weren't getting the full or accurate story there. I'm afraid 59000 will still not cut it, since, like I mentioned here, holding the stick left gives me values around 59000, but holding it right only goes as far as about 52000. I do not have a Switch Pro controller to test with, so if you are up to this task then by all means go for it. Or implement custom device handler classes for both Wii U Pro and Switch Pro to normalize the ranges there, sort of like what we did for the Wiimote Įither way, the majority of the work will be happening in OpenEmu-SDK where the input system lives. Store the range or offset values in a new key for OEControllerNintendoSwitchProController in which will then have to be read and applied somewhere in the input system in OpenEmu-SDK. However, if we can find an optimal value to use for normalizing the range we can implement an acceptable short-term fix in two possible ways: Worse yet, the analog ranges can be different from controller-to-controller and even vary stick-to-stick on the same controller! So the long term solution is some kind of built-in calibration method for these gamepads. We appear to not be getting the full range and I've even read that the plastic around the sticks blocks part of it ( #1748).

#OPENEMU CONTROLS NOT WORKING PC#

Try these few things listed above first, and if there's no change we can try a more in-depth debugging session.Both of the Nintendo analog gamepads that we support (Wii U Pro and Switch Pro) have abnormal values for their ranges, because they aren't made for PC use in the first place. I recall this still affecting a user back in August, so if you happen to have Chrome open while OE is running, try closing that first. This is a shot in the dark and may not apply, but there was an issue with Google Chrome's html5 Gamepad API that would break HID in other applications on OS X. Also delete ~/Library/Preferences/ and anything related to OpenEmu in that folder as there was a time when that could cause an issue.Īnyway, if you've done a fresh compile and performed a prior cleanup ( ) you don't want to keep wiping ~/Library/Application Support/OpenEmu because you're deleting the Cores that you've compiled from the 'Build All' scheme. Let's back up a few steps though as it sounds like you may have had a prior installation. If you've fully deleted ~/Library/Application Support/OpenEmu then I guess we can rule out any problem of old Bindings or System plugins causing an issue. We can't yet replicate this and I'm not aware of any issue that'd single out a 2012 MBA.

#OPENEMU CONTROLS NOT WORKING BLUETOOTH#

I delete ~/Library/Application Support/OpenEmu each time and when I test the built-in keyboard, I turn off Bluetooth and delete ~/Library/Application Support/OpenEmu before launching both of those previous issues are from very old betas that wouldn't possibly apply to this. I can reproduce this using the built-in keyboard on the Air as well as an Apple Bluetooth Keyboard. Once a key has been accepted by the application, the next Gameplay Button should become highlighted.

Click on a 'Gameplay Buttons' field (e.g.

Delete ~/Library/Application Support/OpenEmu.

I just downloaded and compiled from source following the instructions on the Wiki, having version 1.0.0b10 (642-g37dba34-Release) on Mavericks using a 2012 (i7) Macbook Air. However, I'm still having this issue, though for different reasons than in those Issues. I see two Closed issues on this same topic:

Openemu controls not working