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HOW TO USE JOYTOKEY WITH JOYCON WINDOWS 8.1

When powering off the Wii Remote or moving out of the Bluetooth range, Windows won’t recognize the Wii Remote is gone. Copied from Julian Loehr's webpage, with a couple edits According to the JoyToKey website, it won't work with some programs You CAN use this without JoyToKey - however, I have not been able to get it to work with Steam Big Picture Mode or Portal 2. The downloads will be listed at the bottom. I have made my own configuration for normal mouse use, as well as for the game Portal 2. You can easily double-click the desired button you want to change and set it to what you want it to do. The button you press will be highlighted in yellow in the program, so you know what button corresponds to what. Here's the fun part! Run JoyToKey, and press a button on your controller. Click 'Set Up USB Game Controllers.' Your WiiMote should be listed there. After clicking cancel, a bar will appear under the WiiMote, and you can let it finish 'loading.' To check to see if the WiiMote was connected successfully, press the Windows button, and search USB. I find that you can just click and the remote will still connect. After this, you may see the word Connecting. following some spinning dots. Fortunately, you can just click Next without inputting a password. A popup dialog will show, asking for a password. TR will be added to the end of it if you're using a newer WiiMote. You should see something like Nintendo RVL-CNT-01 Show up. However, for old WiiMotes without MotionPlus built in, you can just hold down ➀ and ➁. For newer WiiMotes, you will need to connect to your computer using the button on the back (possible under the battery cover). To do this, open up Bluetooth in System Settings → Devices → Bluetooth.

HOW TO USE JOYTOKEY WITH JOYCON DRIVER

Once you've disabled Driver Signature Verification and restarted, connect your WiiMote.

HOW TO USE JOYTOKEY WITH JOYCON HOW TO

If you don't know how to do this, How-To-Geek made a handy guide you can use here. The author of the driver unfortunately does not have a Code Signing Certificate yet, so you'll need to disableĭriver Signature Verification before connecting your WiiMote. Once the driver is downloaded, unzip it and run TinyInstaller.exe. You can download it here.ĭownload the driver.

HOW TO USE JOYTOKEY WITH JOYCON SOFTWARE

You can download this here (download gamepad).Ģ) A software called JoyToKey. Finally, it looks really cool and you can show it off to your friends.ġ) A custom WiiMote driver made by Julian Löhr. You can also control your computer across the room, but without needing a surface like you would for a wireless mouse. Unlike the latter two, you can wrap your hand all the way around a WiiMote or joystick which I find very comfortable. The WiiMote and Nunchuck are significantly more ergonomic that any mouse, and most controllers. However, I'm guessing it won't be hard to figure out what to do for Windows 7 based on this.

HOW TO USE JOYTOKEY WITH JOYCON WINDOWS 8.1

This is a guide for Windows 8.1 and 10 only. I've found that there is little to no perceptible input latency. You can also use a different custom driver found in the first link under 'What do I need?'. I've found the GlovePIE method quite finicky (doesn't work all the time), but YMMV. This is a guide on how to use the joystick (or whatever buttons you like) as your mouse and/or keyboard. If you want to do that, there's an instructibles here and a How-to-geek guide here. This is NOT a guide on how to make it so you can wave your WiiMote around and have it move the mouse on the screen. Non-nintendo controllers don't even need the first download. USE YOUR WIIMOTE AND NUNCHUCK AS YOUR MOUSE (and keyboard, too!)Īctually you can use pretty much any controller. Hello all! Today I'm going to show you how to Feel free to give me constructive criticism. Please bear with me, as this is my first guide.

How to use joytokey with joycon