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    Stella Config Location Change

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    • mediamogulM
      mediamogul Global Moderator @edmaul69
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      @edmaul69

      Very keen! I have to admit, I'm pretty stoked about playing some 'Kaboom!' with paddles again. I have my original 2600, various controllers and a slew of cartridges, but it just hasn't been convenient to hook it all up in quite some time. I guess it's been over ten years now.

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      • edmaul69E
        edmaul69 @mediamogul
        last edited by edmaul69

        @mediamogul ok so here is how the colored wires need to be. notice the yellow (5v) and black (ground) are on opposite sides depending on which paddle. if your wire colors are by any chance different note that 5v will be the same color on both paddles. the different color wires goes to the center pin. i jumpered a black ground wire from the black ground wire on the buttons. then in your paddle games in the menu you need to go into game properties on every game and set player 1 and 2 to paddles on every paddle game. in input settings you need to setup paddle 0 analog, paddle 0 fire, paddle 1 analog and paddle 1 fire. to set paddles just turn the paddle. need to exit a game and re enter for changes to take effect. before entering a game plug in the paddles with the paddles center-ish. and they need to be plugged into the adapter and centered before you plug the adapter into the wiimote.

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        • mediamogulM
          mediamogul Global Moderator @edmaul69
          last edited by

          @edmaul69

          Very... very, very, very cool.

          I'll dig out a set of controllers tonight and take a look under the hood.

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          • edmaul69E
            edmaul69 @mediamogul
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            @mediamogul i wrong about 1 thing. You do need to set the paddle 0 fire. I forgot that on the dolphinbar the nunchucks buttons are button 6 and 7. When you set up the paddles, set paddle 0’s fire button first. The paddle with button 6 is paddle 0 and the one with button 7 is paddle 1

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            • edmaul69E
              edmaul69 @mediamogul
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              @mediamogul one adapter ready. sorry about the white cable. i used what i had lying around.

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              • caver01C
                caver01 @edmaul69
                last edited by caver01

                @edmaul69
                So, lemme get this straight: you modded Atari paddles such that you can now plug them into a custom adapter that then plugs into a Wii controller's nunchuck port, and THAT actually controls mouse input via a Mayflash Dolphin bar? So, you effectively created Bluetooth Atari Paddles? Did I get that right?

                EDIT: Oh, and you have the buttons working too, of course. !!!

                My 4-player cocktail style cabinet built as a custom "roadcase"

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                • edmaul69E
                  edmaul69 @caver01
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                  @caver01 it doesnt control mouse unless you make the axis 0/1 (left analog) control a mouse. But with the dolphin bar the nunchucks 2 buttons are 6 & 7. Why mayflash didnt do things uniform between the classic controller, the wiimote and the nunchuck and have all their buttons match is beyond me. So this adapter uses the left analog and i either the triggers or shoulder buttons

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                  • mediamogulM
                    mediamogul Global Moderator @edmaul69
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                    @edmaul69

                    That is too cool for ghoul school! I can't wait to try it out. Let me know what I owe you. Do you still have my e-mail?

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                    • edmaul69E
                      edmaul69 @mediamogul
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                      @mediamogul I believe i do. I will send you an email

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                      • mediamogulM
                        mediamogul Global Moderator @edmaul69
                        last edited by mediamogul

                        @edmaul69

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                        Again, this is amazing. Thank you!

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