1. Fixed the dual mode. You should now be able to change between the real and emulated Wiimote at any time, even when the Nunchuck is connected. It also supports third party Wireless Nunchucks that never sends any calibration values. The Nunchuck status should be automatically updated. The Nunchuck stick may get stuck, but that should fix itself if you disconnect and reconnect again. The only important problems seems to be that the real Wiimote fails to answer sometimes so that the Core functions disconnect it.
2. Began looking at how to reconnect the Wiimote after an unwanted HCI disconnect command
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2) DC/GPfifo work: GP quicker to react. PeekMessages at a more steady rate.
3) Fix XFB address to avoid crash like with Animal Crossing gc. TODO: VI regs need proper typedef and logic.
4) Few misc. changes on the fly.
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1. Avoided LoadLibrary() and FreeLibrary() in favor of using an existing LoadLibrary() because of an unresolved crash related to LoadLibrary() and nJoy. After several times of LoadLibrary() and FreeLibrary() of nJoy these seems to be some kind of memory corruption that brings up several error boxes from different places (not just nJoy) and then cause a crash.
2. Slowed down the moving of the pad initialization to InputCommon. I'm not against InputCommon at all, but I have to spend some more time with it before it works on Windows
3. Partly fixed a somewhat frequent failure of nJoy with SDL 1.3 that would give a strange DirectInput error message and cause the pads to not function. It's still present before the nJoy config windows is opened. It's only fixed on booting a game.
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I don't have joystick so please check njoy
and if someone can check if njoy and pad simple can be used together:)
todo: add configuration now you can just do it from the ini by defining
pad?Plugin manually
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1) I fixed the emulated Nunchuck in Zelda - TP, however I chose the minimum workable delay time that worked in my PC, in fact it's so short that the Nunchuck still fails sometimes. If you have a very fast PC or something like that so that the Nunchuck still don't work please let me know.
2) I also made the Wiimote work after Stop and Start
3) I changed /Dev/USB to initialize the emulated Wiimote directly after ScanEnable, not wait for any countdown
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I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on.
Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called.
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John Peterson