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Fakemote is An IOS module that fakes Wiimotes from the input of USB game controllers. | |||
==Features== | |||
===Supported USB game controllers=== | |||
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 700px;" | |||
|- | |||
! style="width: 40%;"| Device Name | |||
! style="width: 30%;"| Vendor Name | |||
! style="width: 15%;"| Vendor ID | |||
! style="width: 15%;"| Product ID | |||
|- | |||
| PlayStation 3 Controller || Sony Corp. || 054c || 0268 | |||
|- | |||
| DualShock 4 [CUH-ZCT1x] || Sony Corp. || 054c || 05c4 | |||
|- | |||
| DualShock 4 [CUH-ZCT2x] || Sony Corp. || 054c || 09cc | |||
|} | |||
* DS3 and DS4 support includes LEDs, rumble, and the accelerometer | |||
* DS4's touchpad is used to emulate the Wiimote IR Camera pointer | |||
* Both controllers emulate a Wiimote with the Nunchuk and Classic Controller extensions connected. Press L1+L3 to switch between them | |||
* Three IR pointer emulation modes: direct (touchpad, only for DS4), analog axis relative (move the pointer with the right analog) and analog axis absolute (the pointer is moved proportionally to the right analog starting from the center). Press R1+R3 to switch between them | |||
== | ==Installation== | ||
== | |||
< | * Download d2x cIOS Installer for regular Wii/d2x cIOS Installer for vWii and extract it to the SD card | ||
* Copy '''FAKEMOTE.app''' to the d2x cIOS Installer directory that contains the modules of the cIOS version you want to install. | |||
For example, for d2x-v10-beta52 copy FAKEMOTE.app to sd:/apps/d2x-cIOS-Installer-Wii/v10/beta52/d2x-v10-beta52 | |||
* Open d2x cIOS Installer's '''ciosmaps.xml''' (located at '''sd:/apps/d2x-cIOS-Installer-Wii/ciosmaps.xml''') and do the following: | |||
** Locate the line containing the base IOS version you want to install. It starts with '''<base ios='''. | |||
** For base IOS 57: | |||
<base ios="57" version="5918" contentscount="26" modulescount="7"> | |||
** Increase modulescount and contentscount by 1. | |||
** For base IOS 57: | |||
<base ios="57" version="5918" contentscount="27" modulescount="8"> | |||
** Add a <content> entry for FAKEMOTEafter the last <content module>. | |||
** For base IOS 57: | |||
<content id="0x24" module="FAKEMOTE" tmdmoduleid="-1"/> | |||
* Run d2x cIOS Installer and install the cIOS | |||
==Usage== | |||
* If you have a regular Wii, not a Wii U (vWii), you can install Priiloader and change the IOS slot to use when running System Menu and disc games | |||
* You can configure your USB loader to specify the IOS slot to use when running the loader and/or games | |||
==Notes== | |||
* This has only been tested with base IOS 57 and 58 | |||
* Use base IOS 58 to have compatibility with both USB ports | |||
* This is still in beta-stage, therefore it might not work as expected | |||
==Changelogs== | |||
'''Version 0.5.0''' | |||
Fixed USB controllers not reconnecting when going from a loader to a game that was running the same cIOS as the loader. | |||
'''Version 0.4.0''' | |||
Added IR pointer emulation through right analog stick: | |||
* Three IR pointer emulation modes: direct (touchpad, only for DS4), analog axis relative (move the pointer with the right analog) and analog axis absolute (the pointer is moved proportionally to the right analog starting from the center). Press R1+R3 to switch between them | |||
Changed button combo to switch extension (Nunchuk<->Classic Controller) to L1+L3 | |||
'''Version 0.3.1''' | |||
* Fix Wiimote crypto: this fixes broken/random buttons and input when simulating Nunchuk/Classic controller extensions | |||
* More improvements to dynamic extension swapping | |||
'''Version 0.3.0''' | |||
* Fix random button presses when switching extensions | |||
* Support sensor bar bottom position | |||
'''Version 0.2.0''' | |||
* Fix dynamic extension switching | |||
* Add Classic controller extension support | |||
* Make adding and changing input mapping configuration much easier (still requires recompiling) | |||
* DS3: add two default input mappings: one simulating a Nunchuk, another one simulating a Classic controller. Press R3 to toggle between them dynamically | |||
* DS4: add two default input mappings: one simulating a Nunchuk, another one simulating a Classic controller. Press R3 to toggle between them dynamically | |||
'''Version 0.1.1''' | |||
* Fix when to send HCI Number of Completed Packets event: they were sent too often, causing high CPU usage. | |||
'''Version 0.1.0 [Beta 1]''' | |||
Current features: | |||
* DS3 and DS4 controllers supported: including LEDs, rumble, and accelerometer | |||
* DS4's touchpad is used to emulate the Wiimote IR Camera pointer (only tested with the sensor bar configured on top of the screen) | |||
* Both controllers emulate a Wiimote with the Nunchuk extension connected | |||
Planned features for the future: | |||
* Support more USB controllers | |||
* More button mappings (including custom mappings) and the ability to switch between them dynamically | |||
==Credits== | |||
* Dolphin emulator developers | |||
* Wiibrew contributors | |||
* d2x cIOS developers | |||
* Aurelio Mannara | |||
* neimod, for their Custom IOS Module Toolkit | |||
* Everybody else who helped me! | |||
* ...and everybody who made Wii's scene a reality! 👍 | |||
==Disclaimer== | |||
'''THIS APPLICATION COMES WITH NO WARRANTY AT ALL, NEITHER EXPRESSED NOR IMPLIED. NO ONE BUT YOURSELF IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR WII CONSOLE BECAUSE OF A IMPROPER USAGE OF THIS SOFTWARE.''' | |||
Revision as of 02:13, 22 June 2022
| Fakemote | |
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| File:Fakemotewii.jpg | |
| General | |
| Author | xerpi |
| Type | Utilities |
| Version | 0.5.0 |
| License | GPL-2.0 |
| Last Updated | 2022/01/22 |
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Fakemote is An IOS module that fakes Wiimotes from the input of USB game controllers.
Features
Supported USB game controllers
| Device Name | Vendor Name | Vendor ID | Product ID |
|---|---|---|---|
| PlayStation 3 Controller | Sony Corp. | 054c | 0268 |
| DualShock 4 [CUH-ZCT1x] | Sony Corp. | 054c | 05c4 |
| DualShock 4 [CUH-ZCT2x] | Sony Corp. | 054c | 09cc |
- DS3 and DS4 support includes LEDs, rumble, and the accelerometer
- DS4's touchpad is used to emulate the Wiimote IR Camera pointer
- Both controllers emulate a Wiimote with the Nunchuk and Classic Controller extensions connected. Press L1+L3 to switch between them
- Three IR pointer emulation modes: direct (touchpad, only for DS4), analog axis relative (move the pointer with the right analog) and analog axis absolute (the pointer is moved proportionally to the right analog starting from the center). Press R1+R3 to switch between them
Installation
- Download d2x cIOS Installer for regular Wii/d2x cIOS Installer for vWii and extract it to the SD card
- Copy FAKEMOTE.app to the d2x cIOS Installer directory that contains the modules of the cIOS version you want to install.
For example, for d2x-v10-beta52 copy FAKEMOTE.app to sd:/apps/d2x-cIOS-Installer-Wii/v10/beta52/d2x-v10-beta52
- Open d2x cIOS Installer's ciosmaps.xml (located at sd:/apps/d2x-cIOS-Installer-Wii/ciosmaps.xml) and do the following:
- Locate the line containing the base IOS version you want to install. It starts with <base ios=.
- For base IOS 57:
<base ios="57" version="5918" contentscount="26" modulescount="7">
- Increase modulescount and contentscount by 1.
- For base IOS 57:
<base ios="57" version="5918" contentscount="27" modulescount="8">
- Add a <content> entry for FAKEMOTEafter the last <content module>.
- For base IOS 57:
<content id="0x24" module="FAKEMOTE" tmdmoduleid="-1"/>
- Run d2x cIOS Installer and install the cIOS
Usage
- If you have a regular Wii, not a Wii U (vWii), you can install Priiloader and change the IOS slot to use when running System Menu and disc games
- You can configure your USB loader to specify the IOS slot to use when running the loader and/or games
Notes
- This has only been tested with base IOS 57 and 58
- Use base IOS 58 to have compatibility with both USB ports
- This is still in beta-stage, therefore it might not work as expected
Changelogs
Version 0.5.0
Fixed USB controllers not reconnecting when going from a loader to a game that was running the same cIOS as the loader.
Version 0.4.0
Added IR pointer emulation through right analog stick:
- Three IR pointer emulation modes: direct (touchpad, only for DS4), analog axis relative (move the pointer with the right analog) and analog axis absolute (the pointer is moved proportionally to the right analog starting from the center). Press R1+R3 to switch between them
Changed button combo to switch extension (Nunchuk<->Classic Controller) to L1+L3
Version 0.3.1
- Fix Wiimote crypto: this fixes broken/random buttons and input when simulating Nunchuk/Classic controller extensions
- More improvements to dynamic extension swapping
Version 0.3.0
- Fix random button presses when switching extensions
- Support sensor bar bottom position
Version 0.2.0
- Fix dynamic extension switching
- Add Classic controller extension support
- Make adding and changing input mapping configuration much easier (still requires recompiling)
- DS3: add two default input mappings: one simulating a Nunchuk, another one simulating a Classic controller. Press R3 to toggle between them dynamically
- DS4: add two default input mappings: one simulating a Nunchuk, another one simulating a Classic controller. Press R3 to toggle between them dynamically
Version 0.1.1
- Fix when to send HCI Number of Completed Packets event: they were sent too often, causing high CPU usage.
Version 0.1.0 [Beta 1]
Current features:
- DS3 and DS4 controllers supported: including LEDs, rumble, and accelerometer
- DS4's touchpad is used to emulate the Wiimote IR Camera pointer (only tested with the sensor bar configured on top of the screen)
- Both controllers emulate a Wiimote with the Nunchuk extension connected
Planned features for the future:
- Support more USB controllers
- More button mappings (including custom mappings) and the ability to switch between them dynamically
Credits
- Dolphin emulator developers
- Wiibrew contributors
- d2x cIOS developers
- Aurelio Mannara
- neimod, for their Custom IOS Module Toolkit
- Everybody else who helped me!
- ...and everybody who made Wii's scene a reality! 👍
Disclaimer
THIS APPLICATION COMES WITH NO WARRANTY AT ALL, NEITHER EXPRESSED NOR IMPLIED. NO ONE BUT YOURSELF IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR WII CONSOLE BECAUSE OF A IMPROPER USAGE OF THIS SOFTWARE.