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Wii U Gamepad Clone - Development Vlog 6
🕑 Added 2024-12-08 08:25:22 +0000 UTCHello I'm back! This is largely a summary of the livestreams I was doing from October to mid-November for those who weren't able to tune in.
Speaking of livestreams, I'm currently on "break" trying to grind out my next Big Video before the end of the year, but in general I'll probably be slowing down a little on those and returning to doing more regular Patreon updates.
Thanks for continuing to support me and I hope you guys have great holidays!
Comments
Nicholas
Joined on here to see the Vanilla progress (and just support, of course); I think this is incredible stuff! Forgive me for not quite understanding from the videos themselves, but will any of this work potentially translate into the opposite use case - using a real Wii U Gamepad on a PC running Cemu, for example? I love the Gamepad, and being able to use it on something other than a Wii U would be awesome.
Atlas Games and Design
Amazing work. Keep it coming. I would love an android port that allows us to use an android based handheld like the ayaneo pocket or evo. Also wouldn’t mind the pi option to rebuild my current Wii U gamepad. Thanks for the update
Haralampi Ned
Been following the livestreams when I can, find it really therapeutic… except for the metal clang, that’s the opposite of therapeutic 😆. Also got a realtek board, as you alluded to in one livestream, it seems like this particular model can’t be Programmed as a usb device. There are two other realtek boards that have sample code for acting as USB keyboard or joystick, but both are hard to find and out of stock everywhere. There is one available from Singapore for $15, but shipping to Europe is like $40 or something 😥 so waiting for the new esp32 C5 seems like the best option for now, hoping that it supports the packet voodoo🤞 would like to be proven wrong though
Asher Coates
So cool
Anguis Viridis
Thank you for the update!
Corban
Absolutely amazing work. Thanks for the update! Supporting this endeavor is totally worth it, and the progress you've made is inspiring to me personally. Looking forward to following your next steps. Keep it up!
