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Mindblowing considering that I was under the assumption that, like the Wii, the sensor bar was always on. Then I synced a wiimote with the console and BAM!, sensor bar activated. and I was a bit shocked when I saw that, well, no led was actually on. I discovered all of this almost by chance: I wanted to make sure the bar was actually working so I took my smartphone camera (as you probably know, you can see IR leds this way) and looked at the bar with the WiiU already powered on.

Yet, for a brief seconds (when you turn on the console, or you enter the setup app) the sensor bar is being turned on! That's why sometimes it happened to me that the pointer started working on Dolphin, only to stop after a few seconds. WiiU actually has the sensor bar turned off by default when there are no wiimotes synced with the console. That is, assuming there's nothing wrong with my WiiU.īut here I'll explain what's going on with mine. Turns out - and of course I did *not* know that - the WiiU works a little bit differently than the Wii regarding the sensor bar. Enjoy.Luckily enough, there was a far simpler (?) explanation, one that should remind me (and anyone else experiencing issues) to never ever take anything for granted. I have tested this a few times to make sure the issue and fix is reproduceable. The best way I can explain steps 6 and 7 is that it's the equivalent to unplugging your controller and plugging it back in, but within your computer. You should now be able to play the game with your Wii Classic Controller emulated as a 360 controller. When you're at the main menu, enable that HID-compliant game controller and launch WiiNUsoft. (it was the second one down for me)ħ.After you've found it, keep it disabled and launch Dark souls. You'll want to disable one of them, the easiest way to find the correct one is to disable one while WiinUSoft is open which will crash it. You want to look for Human Interface Devices.Ħ.Open that drop down menu and look for HID-compliant game controller. If it does, ignore the rest! You can start playing right away!ĥ.Close WiinUSoft and go to your device manager.
Toshiba bluetooth stack dolphin windows#
This is a Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba update. Use Start - Control Panel- Add or Remove Programs - Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba About Bluetooth.
Toshiba bluetooth stack dolphin download#
At this point I recommend at least testing the controller in game to see if it works. Download Toshiba Bluetooth Stack Software/Driver 8.00.12 64-bit (Bluetooth). With the default MS Bluetooth stack, input lag has always been higher than on a Wii or the Toshiba Stack. But on Windows, it has always had its quirks. Launch WiinUSoft, and use "Attach as XInput device". Dolphin has had support for Wiimotes since 1.0-1293, shortly after Dolphin went open source in 2008. When it's done connect your Controller via new connectionĤ.

I am not responsible for any sort of damage if you do decide to follow that guide.Ģ. I'll be going over this step by step from the beginning.ĪDVANCED USERS ONLY: If you do not have a Toshiba brand bluetooth adapter, google 'dolphin toshiba stack' for force installing. Luckily I discovered a workaround that lasts my entire playsession.
Toshiba bluetooth stack dolphin update#
I don't know if there's anything like this around, but ever since I did the GFWL -> Steamworks update earlier this morning, my controller stopped functioning with Dark Souls.
