I finally found out that you can't choose players order in N64 games. As soon as you know it, fine.

It's getting more complicated when you use USB adapters. I have a 2-ports Mayflash adapter with a single Wii Classic controller and a 4-ports Mayflash adapter with 3 Gamecube controllers. All players always get assigned to the same port on the adapters, even if the port is empty or not. So unless I get a controller for every port, I can't play with multiple players.

Had anyone encountered the same issues ? Any way to fix this ?

I could finally play Mario Kart 64 with Gamecube controller (see this post) so I guess the issue is specific to Wiimote + Wii Classic Controller.

To let people know :

I finally got the Gamecube controller working, don't know exactly how. I had to reconfigure the controller a couple of times with the help of another controller (Wii Classic Controller with Wiimote) : sometimes buttons were "skipped" during configuration (I had to use the other controller to navigate in the controller configuration menu) and sometimes the recalbox crashed when the configuration was done.
I've mapped both hotkey and select to Z button. The hotkey button It is not working in N64 games though, could be related to the fact that there is no 'select' in N64.
In the end, I could even add another Gamecube controller on the Mayflash adapter. Nothing to be done then to configure that second controller. They are now configured as player #1 and #2 in games. I have not tried yet to use my Wii Classic controller to get 3 players.

I'm using Recalbox 4.1 with Recalbox 17.12.02.

@jeypy what did you do to make it work even as one controller ? I have the same adapter with only one gamecube controller plugged on it. I could successfully bind the buttons in the recalbox menu. It works now in the menu, I’ve configured it as player #1. But during game (just tried Super Mario World) it is not working. By the way I’ve set the adapter in PC mode (nothing is working in Wii U mode)

@Sirkkel as-tu essayé avec un dongle ? Ça marche mieux ? Une manip à faire pour qu’il soit utilisé à la place du bluetooth interne au rpi3 ?

@paradadf thank you. Just to let people know, there are issues with Wii Classic Controller + wiimote if we leave ´default’. During SNES game, the Wii Classic controller is not working whereas some buttons on the linked wiimote do work. Anyway you can fix it by giving it an order (as described in my first post)

@oyyodams thanks ! I did it with virtual gamepad in web manager from my smartphone

Hi there,

To make my Wii classic controller (connected on a wiimote) work in games I had to set it as controller #1 (instead of ´default’) in controller settings in Recalbox menu. This was only needed for games, the controller was already working in menu before this change.

What does ‘default’ mean ? Do we have to fix the order for each controller ?

Thanks in advance.

@Substring was the fix included in Recalbox 4.1 ? otherwise the only thing to do is to add the line in recalbox/fsoverlay/etc/modprobe.d/usbhid.conf so that the Gamecube will be working (still have to configure buttons I guess) ?

Hi,

I'm using a Wii Classic Controller connected to a Wiimote.

This is working smoothly in menu and in SNES. However, there are many issues in N64 :

• HotKey + B has no effect
• sometimes buttons are not working on Classic Controller but works on Wiimote
• sometimes buttons are not working at all (with Mario Kart 64, once I started a race I can't turn left or right neither with Classic Controller nor with Wiimote.

I also tried to use the Wiimote alone, doesn't work better.

Is it specific to those controllers ? Has anyone got a working experience with others controllers (I was planning to get the SN30 pro controller from 8bitdo and/or a Mayflash USB adapter for Gamecube controller) ?