kahve . Joined Sep 2, 2020 Messages 31 Likes 9 Sep 4, 2020 #1 So I got my DIY GameCube controller emulator to output a 1 and a 0. I can also receive stuff. I read that the console sends 000000001 to look for the controller. What should i send back to tell the console that I am there?
So I got my DIY GameCube controller emulator to output a 1 and a 0. I can also receive stuff. I read that the console sends 000000001 to look for the controller. What should i send back to tell the console that I am there?
Aurelio ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ Staff member . . . . . . Joined Mar 3, 2016 Messages 2,249 Likes 3,025 Portables 2 Sep 4, 2020 #2 That command (0x00, the last 1 bit is just a end-of-transmission bit) is the ID request one. Check GC+2.0's source to see how to answer to it (and all the other commands) https://github.com/Aurelio92/GCPlus-2.0/blob/master/GCPlus2.0.X/main.c#L142 (you only need the five stock ones ofc)
That command (0x00, the last 1 bit is just a end-of-transmission bit) is the ID request one. Check GC+2.0's source to see how to answer to it (and all the other commands) https://github.com/Aurelio92/GCPlus-2.0/blob/master/GCPlus2.0.X/main.c#L142 (you only need the five stock ones ofc)