Releases: Ownasaurus/USBtoN64v2
Release list
Alpha Release v0.71
This release tests two main features:
- Partial gamecube support
- Automatic detection of Gamecube vs. N64
For most of my users who are N64 users, please feel free to test this build to make sure it is just as responsive as the old builds.
For those who want to test out Gamecube support, here are the limitations:
- If the data line and ground lines of a Gamecube cable are connected to the adapter, it should function.
- If BOTH N64 and Gamecube cables are attached, the device should be able to automatically detect which console is being used. The unused cable MUST be unplugged for proper functionality.
- Only XBOX controllers are currently supported.
- The controls are currently static and mimic the Gamecube controller layout.
- The sensitivity and deadzone are "borrowed" from the N64 controller settings.
- GC(X) / XBOX(B) button is currently un-mapped due to Rainshifter's preferences for bug testing.
Beta Release v0.7
Fixed support for Dualshock 4 slim (CUH-ZCT2)
- Apparently the stock drivers only checked the first interface to see if the device was compatible
- DS4 slim had audio interfaces first and then its HID interface
- So, modified drivers to check all interfaces for a supported class
- Also fixed another bug with multiple entries per interface preventing the driver from being able to select a higher number interface
Beta Release v0.6
Fixed a many keyboards not working by adding a bypass for a USBHID function call in the case it was unsupported.
Beta Release v0.5
Dualshock 4 support finally completed, after some modification of the USB HID drivers.
Touchpad and PS button not supported.
Beta Release v0.4
Fixed Dualshock 3 functionality, which was apparently broken.
Fixed DS3 hotswapping.
Beta Release v0.3
Now users can customize their own range and deadzone. Please see the README for instructions.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Previous users will probably have to re-set their controls for this version to work properly.
Beta Release v0.2
Resolved issues with Wireless Xbox 360 controller.
Firmware appears to be in a nice stable state for regular use.
More improvements and controller support are coming down the line.
Beta Release v0.1
Things seem to be pretty stable except for Microsoft Wireless Xbox360 controllers. Please try out by downloading USBtoN64v2.bin, then drag and drop it onto your nucelo. This will update the firmware. Please report any bugs or issues that are found.