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Use controllers from other consoles natively on your Nintendo Switch via Bluetooth. No dongles or other external hardware neccessary.
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[Bug Report]: 8BitDo Wireless USB Adapter not working #614

Closed Yersson9876 closed 1 year ago

Yersson9876 commented 1 year ago

Switch Firmware Version

16.0.2 (Latest)

Atmosphère Version

1.5.2 (Latest)

Mission Control Version

0.9.1 (Latest)

Boot Method

Hekate

Issue Description

I updated to the latest version of missioncontrol (0.9.1) and the adapter did not work, with previous versions of missioncontrol (<=0.9.0) the adapter worked normally.

Error Report

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ndeadly commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the report. It might be that the USB event filter I set up for Dualshock 3 pairing clashes with the one used by the system hid module. See if this build makes a difference, I modified the filter to be unique to only that controller.

MissionControl-0.9.1-usb-fix-5c07b7a.zip

m4tze55 commented 1 year ago

Thank you for the fix.

I tried to use the 8Bitdo V2 for the first time yesterday and came across this error. The XBOX Series X controller connected to the adapter but no input was possible.

With this fix, it now works perfectly.

Many thanks for this and have a nice sunday :-)

Yersson9876 commented 1 year ago

Does the MissionControl-0.9.1-usb-fix-5c07b7a.zip compilation work correctly with the 8Bitdo (V1), but my generic PS3 controller does not connect. However, with the MissionControl-0.9.1-ds3-clone-fix-bc751ce.zip compilation, both the 8Bitdo and the generic PS3 controller work. There is a small detail, after syncing the controller it works correctly, but the lights are constantly flashing, although the controller detects all inputs from both controllers.

Thank you very much, sorry for going off-topic.

ndeadly commented 1 year ago

I think I had already committed the usb fix by the time I made that other build for the DS3 clone, so both builds will include the same fix.

That's interesting that your clone controller actually works without being disconnected like the other guy who started the thread. The main problem so far is that I don't have any way to tell the clones apart from the real thing. Until I can do that I won't be able to include any fixes for them in the release versions, as it will break compatibility with the real DS3 controllers. Feel free to comment on the other thread with any other details that might help me support the clones.