Hardware Homebrew Do motion plus controller still have issues with a lot of homebrew?

[IceYeti]

Hi, I recently got a wii and wanted a second controller for playing multiplayer so I figured I'd get a motion plus one for games that support it, but looking it up I found that there are apparently issues when using motion plus wiimotes with homebrew. Is this still a big problem with a lot of homebrew or have most things been updated to support it?

 

[newo]

Always better to get the newer remotes

 

[impeeza]

Hi, I recently got a wii and wanted a second controller for playing multiplayer so I figured I'd get a motion plus one for games that support it, but looking it up I found that there are apparently issues when using motion plus wiimotes with homebrew. Is this still a big problem with a lot of homebrew or have most things been updated to support it?

Nop that was addressed on newer cIOS

 

[clandestine]

Hi, I recently got a wii and wanted a second controller for playing multiplayer so I figured I'd get a motion plus one for games that support it, but looking it up I found that there are apparently issues when using motion plus wiimotes with homebrew. Is this still a big problem with a lot of homebrew or have most things been updated to support it?

I've run into the issue still occasionally. Have an ogmote ready for action.

 

[Ryccardo]

Homebrew does not magically change and neither do the wiimotes, if the program of choice hasn't been recompiled with newer drivers (which are in the title and not in the IOS) the answer is obvious

(what's less obvious is that not all wiimotes with integrated motionplus are the "problematic" TR variant)
(in quotes because I stand behind the claim that it's the older homebrew drivers to be inaccurate to the standard set by the hardware, as proved by all the official titles of 2006/2008 that work just fine with the TRs)

 

[ZacharyDiamond]

ok, how do I fix this problem? i also ran into this problem and I can only use the bottoms not the cursor

 

[impeeza]

use modmii to upgrade your cIOS.

 

[newo]

Probably the most difficult but recompile the homebrews that have source code

 

[SaulFabre]

As @newo said, the homebrews source code must be modified (if necessary) and recompiled with newer devkitPPC (min r26) and libOGC (min 1.8.15-1/1.8.16) in order for make these homebrew to accept newer Wiimotes (aka Wii Remote Plus).

I had to make a change to MAME Wii in order for compile it in devkitPPC r26 and libOGC 1.8.16, and as a result, i can use MAME Wii with newer Wiimotes, considering that i couldnt use it on original MAME Wii versions.

 

[ZacharyDiamond]

use modmii to upgrade your cIOS.

ok I installed hombrew using modmii now how do I update my cios (I just homebrewed my wii yesterday I am very new to this)

 

[impeeza]

ok I installed hombrew using modmii now how do I update my cios (I just homebrewed my wii yesterday I am very new to this)

https://gbatemp.net/threads/best-wa...i-for-windows-official-support-thread.207126/

https://wii.hacks.guide/