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Is this even implemented yet?

John Peterson's post on ngemu might help you here:
http://forums.ngemu.com/dolphin-discussion/116645-beta-testing-did-svn-change-break-something-2.html#post1588033

See how the keys are detected, and maybe try to use XInput rather than SDL. That
define might be useful aswell, provided it still compiles. That hint is almost a year
old...

I have a 3 in 1 red octane conversion with a ps2 controller attached. Has always
worked for me with no problems. This might be specifically related to the brand and
driver. I was able to change settings of my converter from automatic to dance mode
and it showed up correctly in dolphin. (analog shoulder buttons were correct) Really
leaning toward how your specific converter is engaged.

It's not a driver issue as far as I can guess. The Windows XP Game Controller app
shows L as a "Dial" and R as a "Slider" so the computer can tell they're analog. When
I try changing the Trigger in the pad config of nJoy to XINPUT, every thing I try to
set just comes up as 1001...

I just tried Dolphin_x64_r4812 and using the same settings as I did before it
magically works now. But only for the right trigger (Slider). The left trigger still
doesn't know it's analog.

I believe this is a duplicate of my Issue 1428 and speaking of which, the SDL 1.3 dll
file doesn't work anymore.

I should note that the controller is discovered as "TigerGame XBOX+PS2+GC Game
Controller Adapter." I tried the "Dolphin GCPad Plugin" that is included with 4980
(using SDL). Just as it was before, the right trigger works exactly as expected but
the left trigger receives no input.

I think "Dial" indicates it is digital, while "Dial" indicates it is analog.
I know Left Trigger should be analog but it is recognized as Digital by Windows,
therefor also by Dolphin.

while "Slider"

In Windows it shows a "meter" that moves up and down as you apply pressure to it.
That's analog.

It is not a Windows problem or a driver problem. The problem is SDL 1.2. But
something broke Dolphin's compatibility with SDL 1.3 a while back.

Issue 2212 has been merged into this issue.

The actual gamecube controller shoulder "buttons" are really a two part deal...

if you open the controller you'll know what I mean... The shoulder "Buttons" have an
analog slider AND a digital button. That may be a reason why they aren't working...

The shoulder buttons do indeed have an analog slider until you push hard enough to
trigger the digital button. In the Windows Game Controller dialog they work fine.

My issue was 2212. I use windows 7 ult x64 if that matters. This is most definitely
still an issue though.

Any solutions/updates on this issue would be highly appreciated.

Wait for updating to SDL 1.3

well in dolphin's folder you could rename sdl.dll to something else and sdl1.3.dll
to sdl.dll :p

I am already using SDL 1.3. It doesn't fix it.

I can confirm that SDL 1.3 doesn't fix it. Once this issue is fixed everyone will be
able to play SSBM online with ease. Just wondering if anyone is taking this up. It
would be highly appreciated. If I knew how to program I would.

I have the same Problem.
Using a Xbox 360 Wireless USB Gamepad works fine.
I get an USB Adapter for the old Xbox Gamepad an the Triggers working fine in the
Meters but Dolphin doesnt find any Input for the left one (the right one works fine).

Using some different Builds but i think its an Problem of XInput (SDL use my Analog-
Sticks ...) or the whole GC Configuration Tool in Dolphin.

Just wondering if this is being worked on. Thanks

Is this still a problem with GCPad New?

Have same problem yet on the last svn 5453, left shoulder of the gamecube controller
not acting at all
when you mark as Fixed does it mean it should be in this svn?

It's still broken in old GCPad, but we don't care about old GCPad anymore.
Use GCPad New.

Thanks, it works perfect with GCPad new.