- #Best settings for wii emulator pc controller how to
- #Best settings for wii emulator pc controller full
When it comes to the C-Stick you can swipe your finger on the right trackpad to set it. Rather than memorizing the keystrokes used by Dolphin by default I would set up this controller exactly as you would an XBOX 360 controller for now. You will have to close this dialog before you can make changes to the controller from within BPM. When the controller config dialog is open the overlay for BPM cannot be altered. You can also turn the option back on after the configuration is done for easy of use without a KB/M later.įrom here we have a few things to consider. You are going to be required to use at least a mouse to perform that action. The only downside here is you cannot select your games to play with your SC.
This is very useful if you are setting it up initially or are adding another player and know you are going to need to open Dolphins controller dialog immediately. This option is ON be default but if you uncheck it, you will no longer have to open and then close a game for the SC config to be loaded. Here you will find a checkbox to allow desktop config in a launcher.
In BPM manage the shortcut and select controller options. Once a game is run and the overlay activates the SC as a gamepad will continue to function even after closing the game, NOT Dolphin itself.Īnother way you can do this is useful when you do have access to your KB/M when you are doing the configuration. It may also be a good idea to close the game now and configure Dolphin with the game not running. I would recommend testing now to make sure the overlay is working properly by hitting the steam button to verify before we open Dolphins control dialog.
#Best settings for wii emulator pc controller full
Alt-Enter if you have full screen enabled so our game becomes gets out of the way for us to configure Dolphin. We are going to have to start a game first. This means if you opened up the controls dialog right now the controller would either not respond, or would only use the desktop bindings. Steam hooks into the render pipeline of your game to do this and as such if nothing is being rendered (3D) then steam will see nothing and nothing will work. The controller will not activate any configuration other than desktop defaults if it does not detect that a game is running with the overlay enabled. YAY! Our beloved Dolphin has loaded up! Let's go! Wait for just a second, there are a few things you need to know before we proceed. Once you have done this go on ahead and launch dolphin. I highly recommend using the default gamepad binding's as a starting point, this guide will assume you have done this so if you haven't just hit X on the controller and select this from the list of pre-installed templates. Let's select our Dolphin shortcut and select manage shortcut and then configure the controller.
Now it's time to start Dolphin! One thing to do before we actually start, though. If you encounter issues the steam controller forums are a good place to start.
#Best settings for wii emulator pc controller how to
I won't be going into detail here about how to install the controller as the process is mostly automated. If you have a multi-monitor setup or need to have access to other apps while playing, this can be a more convenient way for some people.
Alternatively, you can also access the steam controller configuration menus right from desktop mode without having to actually open BPM fully. If you like you can run BPM in a window by going to the setings in BPM and checking the "start BPM windowed" checkbox under the interface section. Additionally, we will need to use Steam Big Picture Mode (Henceforth referred to as BPM) for any and all configuration as the interface for normal desktop steam is not available. This is because the Steam Controller uses the Steam client to do all the input device emulation and is fully required to use this controller in anything but a basic mouse style mode. Firstly we are going to need the steam client installed.
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