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How many LEDs are blinking when you press 1+2, while the wiimote is turned off? This number indicates the battery charge. If you are really using batteries and not rechargable batteries, don't expect a high level.

mimimi wrote:

How many LEDs are blinking when you press 1+2, while the wiimote is turned off? This number indicates the battery charge. If you are really using batteries and not rechargable batteries, don't expect a high level.

All four leds blink on every one of the three wiimotes I used when I press 1+2. I also tried them with different battery sets and it makes no difference. I never used rechargable batteries.

I was playing through this game a few months ago and didn't run into this. There is only one possibility I could think of (Wiimote battery being so full that it's somehow overflowing and thinking it's empty.)

Try using an emulated Wiimote since you can set the battery amount manually and see if max battery does anything weird there.

JMC4789 wrote:

I was playing through this game a few months ago and didn't run into this. There is only one possibility I could think of (Wiimote battery being so full that it's somehow overflowing and thinking it's empty.)

Try using an emulated Wiimote since you can set the battery amount manually and see if max battery does anything weird there.

I tried using my wiimote with a slightly depleted battery (three leds) and it gave me the same problem.
Using an emulated wiimote, on the other hand, everything runs perfectly with a maxed out battery, but I can't progress through the game due to the lack of motion controls.

What kind of Wiimote are you using? I promise I'll try my various Wiimotes too, but, I'm curious if you have a revision I don't have.

JMC4789 wrote:

What kind of Wiimote are you using? I promise I'll try my various Wiimotes too, but, I'm curious if you have a revision I don't have.

I used both a very early model (it came with the console and I bought it pretty much at launch) and the wiimotion plus that came with skyward sword. Both are giving me the same issue with different kinds of batteries at different charge levels.
It's weird that I seem to be the only person with this issue currently, I would assume it'd be a problem with the wiimote if not for the fact that multiple ones are giving me the same issues. Is there any software I can install to make the wiimote work better with dolphin at all?

If you still have your Wii, could you try using it on the Wii with this game? If you don't get a problem there, then we can confirm it's some kind of edge-case in Dolphin. Also, could you try using older/newer builds of Dolphin and seeing if any of them avoid this issue?

Try running with a fresh install, maybe your NAND got corrupted.

JMC4789 wrote:

If you still have your Wii, could you try using it on the Wii with this game? If you don't get a problem there, then we can confirm it's some kind of edge-case in Dolphin. Also, could you try using older/newer builds of Dolphin and seeing if any of them avoid this issue?

I tested them both on my wiiU and they work fine. I also tried some older builds and the problem got a bit better (although it was still present, but every 5 minutes or so instead of every 5 seconds) but the game runs terribly.
I should mention though that I am using the standard bluetooth from my desktop pc. Should I be using a different bluetooth adapter or some other kind of software? Is there a way to turn off low battery notifications completely?

I'm using a standard bluetooth as well. And no, the game handles the low battery warnings. I just don't get why your Wiimotes are triggering them. Like I said, it may be a corrupted NAND or something in Dolphin causing it to do weird stuff.

I tested with both my old/new Wiimotes just now and neither of them displayed this issue.

JMC4789 wrote:

I'm using a standard bluetooth as well. And no, the game handles the low battery warnings. I just don't get why your Wiimotes are triggering them. Like I said, it may be a corrupted NAND or something in Dolphin causing it to do weird stuff.

I tested with both my old/new Wiimotes just now and neither of them displayed this issue.

I just tried doing a clean installation after uninstalling and deleting my user data as well and the problem is still there. Either my wiimotes are both broken in the same weird way or I don't know what's going on. Did you test it with my same game?

Yep. No More Heroes.

I can't think of anything... what happens if you hit the home menu button while in-game? Do you have full battery there?

JMC4789 wrote:

Yep. No More Heroes.

I can't think of anything... what happens if you hit the home menu button while in-game? Do you have full battery there?

It shows a full battery and an empty one every once in a while at random.

Now THAT'S interesting. Okay. I have an idea that's kind of crazy. Please screenshot your Wiimote Settings, but, before that, try seeing if turning off Wiimote speaker data fixes it.

It looks like your Wiimotes are losing connection OR the batteries are losing connection.

JMC4789 wrote:

Now THAT'S interesting. Okay. I have an idea that's kind of crazy. Please screenshot your Wiimote Settings, but, before that, try seeing if turning off Wiimote speaker data fixes it.

It looks like your Wiimotes are losing connection OR the batteries are losing connection.

In case that helps, I tried my controllers with different games and I always have the same problem so it's definetly the connection

I just tested using Dolphinbar, -TR WiiMote, official nunchuck (unknown revision) and 50% battery. I had no issues. Speaker data is turned on

Mikemk wrote:

I just tested using Dolphinbar, -TR WiiMote, official nunchuck (unknown revision) and 50% battery. I had no issues. Speaker data is turned on

I managed to solve this by buying a dolphin bar. I guess there was some kind of problem with my internal bluetooth dongle. Thank you very much to everyone for your help.