Then in glovepie it is as simple as opening and hitting run.Īll in all about it's about a 20 second process, but I will admit even only having to do it once a day it is still kind of annoying.Īnd I'm not sure what you meant when you said the wiimote won't stay paired with the pc. go to the controller settings, click configure next to wiimote 1, go to motion simulation, bind pointer to mouse. You can do this by purchasing a bluetooth adapter. I use the bluesoeil drivers, and from the bluesoeil program I double click the giant icon in the center to start a search for bluetooth devices, and then hit 1 and 2 on the wiimote simultaneously and everything is up and running. Click the 'Default' button on the top of the emulated Wii remote configuration and dont touch/break the IR/Point mappings. Set up bluetooth on your computer, if it doesnt already have it built in. The whole process only takes a few seconds. I leave them on all day with the pc and batteries are never an issue. Mark, I will post a guick guide once everything is working well.ĭrVenture, I only pair the wiimotes when I turn the pc on. So Ive recently been attempting to connect one of my Wii Remotes to my Windows 10 laptop using Bluetooth. To use the controller, place your sensor bar just above or below your TV screen. Using a bluetooth adapter with BlueSoleil software, however, you can connect your Wii Remote to a computer running Windows and use it as a mouse. When your controller connects, the LED lights will stop flashing, leaving 1 solid light. There is a workaround however, setting the wiimotes as joysticks and setting Mame to accept input from joysticks as lightgun input instead of the mouse. Press the red SYNC button until the 4 LED lights flash, then press the SYNC button on Wii or Wii U and wait. Slayer, yes I had the box checked, but it looks like RandyT was right, Mame will not accept direct input from the wiimote.

Wii remote windows 10 as mouse