Away8777

I have 2 player model 3 working but I'm also using lichtknarre with vjoy2 plug in but it works great for 2 player light guns.

Thanks for the info I was actually able to get it working last night. My problem was that I had my input settings set to "light gun " after watching a few videos. I changed them to "joystick" and it just started working. I did have the issue on some games where the cursor would snap to the middle of the screen and I had to adjust the Deadzone saturation threshold.but it seemed the only thing that fixed it was setting all of them to the absolute lowest settings. Now all I have to do is get a second gun set up in dolphin and model 2 emulator.

Hey everyone I have been trying to set up Wii motes as light guns on Mame I am using 2 original Wii motes and a generic USB light bar using touchmote windows PC with built in BT I'm using 2 different versions of mame with same results the newest version and 179 as well as model 2. I have successfully set up player 1 remote using left stick for pointer. I set up player 2 for right stick and all buttons work except for the pointer is stuck in the top left of the screen? Player 1 works fine as it should. Player 2 recognized the right stick when setting up the controls in mame but once in game I have no movement On the cursor any help is greatly appreciated.

Hello everyone I'm new here .I have been using RetroArch for a while mainly on handhelds and Android boxes.i have set up retroarch on my PC and trying to currently get my wiimotes working as light guns in RetroArch with touchmote. I have everything working fine in Mame standalone emulator using a generic USB lightbar. My issue is in RetroArch when going to the input settings it does not give me the option to select mouse as an input only Xbox 360 and then the Nintendo Wii mote I am able to get the Wii mote to work under the 360 controller selection but the pointer is all over the place. The tutorials I have seen online say to set your input as mouse but I don't have that option. Any help would be greatly appreciated.