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1. #Mayflash gamecube adapter pc drivers drivers
2. #Mayflash gamecube adapter pc drivers driver
3. #Mayflash gamecube adapter pc drivers full

With everything set up, you're good to go. Locked angles works just fine on gamecube controller).

#Mayflash gamecube adapter pc drivers full

Unlock your angles in the Gameplay option menu and you will have full range of dash angles, just like in Melee, rather than just eight directions (if you're into that, not necessary. Go to the options menu, select Controls, then select Joystick (din) to enable DirectInput for the controller, and bind your main five keys. Your gamecube controller will now work in-game. You can view/alter dead zones (how much you need to move/press something before the input is registered) in the configuration menu as well.

#Mayflash gamecube adapter pc drivers driver

This driver needs to be running (and started) whenever you want to use your gamecube controller - there are startup/minimization/compatibility options in the configuration menu. Only the black cord needs to be plugged in (black is data, gray is rumble).Īfter downloading and installing, when you run the driver, it should look like this:Ĭlick start, and assuming you have a controller connected, your controller is now active, as long as it says "Driver successfully started, entering input loop." It may take a moment to initialize: Port 1 is the far left-port, if the Wii U logo is facing up. Remember that if the pre-mapped buttons aren't to your liking, you can remap most of them in-game.If you have the official gamecube adapter, the PC driver for it can be found here:Īdditional information and discussion on it can be found here:

#Mayflash gamecube adapter pc drivers drivers

Some drivers will try to make the GC controller act exactly like a 360 controller. This game actually has really good controller support, it's just getting it to auto-matically see certain setups is much more difficult for a game to do than Xinput (360 controller). Any of them technically work, but it takes fanagling. There is a guide on Smash Ladder that I prefer which involves using v-joy and another program to manage it. There are several ways to get the correct drivers. The second is to use WiiU mode (which I think the 2 adapter also always uses? unsure here).

You also need to get the up to date drivers on the Mayflash website. In the controller menu you need to make sure that all of the available options (one is called Mayflash) are checked. On the four port adapter, there is a switch to change it to PC-mode that uses DInput. There are two ways to go about it, I think.

Which Mayflash adapter do you have, 2 or 4 port? This changes things.

If you figure something out, let me know.

I have had no success fixing these hitches. Thus far I've gotten most of my buttons to work properly, but my character rolls whenever I tilt my analog stick and the C-stick axis' are switched around. The name can be whatever you want, just make sure you change the "exactControllerName" data to "MAYFLASH GameCube Controller Adapter" instead of whatever the DualShock has.Īfter that, you need to get to maping each button individually, but there's no real way to know which of the button does what or how the game registers each of your inputs other than trial and error, and the devs seem very steadfastly again answering questions :/ I suggest copying one of the already existing ones and modifying it. Here's what I've figured out so far: You can create a new profile by going into Appdata/LowRoaming/Ludosity/controllerprofiles and creating a new. Been struggling with the same thing for a while, and unfortunately it doesn't seem like anyone's willing to provide an answer.