Emulator

additional note:

the described behaviour only happens, when wiimote speakers are disabled in the wiimote settings AND 2 real wiimotes are connected. if speakers are enabled, constant disconnects happen (see bug 6058).

here again an overview of my test-results:

• 1 real wiimote + Speaker disabled = working fine
• 1 real wiimote + Speaker enabled = working fine
• 2 real wiimotes + Speaker disabled = controls not working or responding with extreme delay
• 2 real wiimotes + Speaker enabled = constant disconnects

What version of Dolphin used to work?
sorry, i meant: 3.5-432 definitely works (the one before the 'real-wiimote-scanning'-branch merging).

hi billiard!

at least 1 user is having the same problem (see user juanramo's comments at the bottom of bug 6058).

which bluetooth stack did you use trying to reproduce the problem?

i've now tested this behaviour using 3.5-1085 with toshiba stack, and i couldn't reproduce the problem there. i then switched back to mirosoft stack, and the problem was there again.

so it seems to be another microsoft-stack exclusive bug - or it's really depending on the hardware (i'm using Original Nintendo Motion Plus Inside Wiimotes (non-TR)
with Asus bt211 Bluetooth Adapter).

evilmandark78, are you able to play other games in Dolphin with 2 real wiimotes without issue? which games?

@billiard

rayman origins is the only game i encountered this behaviour. games that are working with 2 wiimotes are e.g.: Bomberman Blast, Bomberman Land, Donkey Konk Country Returns, Kirby's Adventure Wii, Kirby's Epic Yarn, Mario Kart Wii, New Super Mario Bros Wii

Is the issue resolved in r018282c2b9f2c0f128b0ae6ce9157ae01de5c4d5 (3.5-1204) when Disabling speaker data?

http://dolphin-emu.org/download/

With 3.5-1204 I'm not having disconnections in rayman origins with 4 real wiimotes, (2 nintendo and 2 3rd party).