It is possible to use a controller or a Wii remote to play scratch projects WITHOUT AN EXTENSION? (CAN'T NAME IT)

Nope- the project doesn't know what to do with the inputs from the Wii remote.

BigNate469 wrote:

Nope- the project doesn't know what to do with the inputs from the Wii remote.

Oh, in that case thank you for the info, THIS TOPIC IS CLOSED!

BigNate469 wrote:

Nope- the project doesn't know what to do with the inputs from the Wii remote.

Can't you map a controller to computer inputs if it's wired? I have a Logitech controller and SayoDevice O3C with me that I've mapped to some games.

Edit: This method can't be directly done with only Scratch, but it still works.

MudkipKappa wrote:

BigNate469 wrote:

Nope- the project doesn't know what to do with the inputs from the Wii remote.

Can't you map a controller to computer inputs if it's wired? I have a Logitech controller and SayoDevice O3C with me that I've mapped to some games.

Edit: This method can't be directly done with only Scratch, but it still works.

Wii remotes can't be wired to a computer directly.

This Isint Possible Scratch Cant Handle A Wii Remote

xta_14006 wrote:

This Isint Possible Scratch Cant Handle A Wii Remote

In theory it can, it just doesn't know how to connect to it.

BigNate469 wrote:

xta_14006 wrote:

This Isint Possible Scratch Cant Handle A Wii Remote

In theory it can, it just doesn't know how to connect to it.

oh your actually right thanks for correcting me

I had a friend who was able to connect a control he made. Using Wii will not work- but you can use Microbit to create one. It’s really hard and you can’t do much but it’s really fun if you like making difficult challenges. I can’t even connect the Microbit to the computer.

Mattiino wrote:

It is possible to use a controller or a Wii remote to play scratch projects WITHOUT AN EXTENSION? (CAN'T NAME IT)

you can try using the HID Wiimote Driver if you're on Windows
I've used it and it works

I am sorry if this counts as necroposting (I am unsure), but Turbowarp has an addon that does just that. Just download your project, open it on Turbowarp, and map the keys to your computer. I might be recalling some details wrong, but the gyroscope will not work. Also, make sure you have the addon (not extension).
I hope this helps.

sh4dow_05 wrote:

I am sorry if this counts as necroposting (I am unsure), but Turbowarp has an addon that does just that. Just download your project, open it on Turbowarp, and map the keys to your computer. I might be recalling some details wrong, but the gyroscope will not work. Also, make sure you have the addon (not extension).
I hope this helps.

It's not necroposting, don't worry

Mattiino wrote:

It is possible to use a controller or a Wii remote to play scratch projects WITHOUT AN EXTENSION? (CAN'T NAME IT)

I don’t think

Mattiino wrote:

It is possible to use a controller or a Wii remote to play scratch projects WITHOUT AN EXTENSION? (CAN'T NAME IT)

No

for basic controls, yes. you can load a web browser on an xbox and the controller acts like a mouse. you can't directly turn buttons into keyboard inputs without 3rd-party software tho

use makey makey and try to map the controller buttons to it

BigNate469 wrote:

MudkipKappa wrote:

BigNate469 wrote:

Nope- the project doesn't know what to do with the inputs from the Wii remote.

Can't you map a controller to computer inputs if it's wired? I have a Logitech controller and SayoDevice O3C with me that I've mapped to some games.

Edit: This method can't be directly done with only Scratch, but it still works.

Wii remotes can't be wired to a computer directly.

Dolphin Emu goes crazy (I thought dolphin supports wiimotes tho?)

BigNate469 wrote:

MudkipKappa wrote:

BigNate469 wrote:

Nope- the project doesn't know what to do with the inputs from the Wii remote.

Can't you map a controller to computer inputs if it's wired? I have a Logitech controller and SayoDevice O3C with me that I've mapped to some games.

Edit: This method can't be directly done with only Scratch, but it still works.

Wii remotes can't be wired to a computer directly.

iirc they use BLE so you should be able to connect it to your computer, and then make a simple script using the web bluetooth API to update some variables based on the inputs or whatever.

Stop posting please, im closing this topic because of some necropost and also, the topic is now resolved!