Is the rumble feature still planned ?

[p0liak]

Hi, is the rumble feature still planned ? I'm asking since I have a wired gamecube adapter

[o0Zz]

Hi, yes the rumble is still planned. I started a branch on this repo last month and working on it when I have some time. I will try to have something working for the end of this year. I expect this version to be long to stabilize because it will use a mitm service that will introduce new issues. If you want to be part of beta testing, I can ping you when I have a first working version.

[p0liak]

Sure, I'll be pleased to beta test it

[p0liak]

Did I say I would be pleased ? My bad I wanted to say that it would be an honor to make my second and last contribution for the switch (first one being a tutorial on gbatemp about making custom system sounds, it was like still a world first between me and another switch user until now)

I don't count hosting a compiled release of bootsoundnx as a contribution since I couldn't even compile it myself

[xromansx]

Can rumble feature, be a step to forcefeedback for the wheels ?

[BrainGremlins]

Out of curiosity, if a MITM service is being used to implement rumble, does this put gyro/motion controls back on the table like Mission Control has? I bring this up because the original fork by Cathery has an issue open about motion controls where MITM is suggested as a solution, which you can find here.

cathery#9

[o0Zz]

Yes, a MITM service will be used to implement rumble.
It's correct, it would be possible to extend this work to mouse/keyboard/gyro/motion since all these inputs become available once MITM is in place.
However I don't plan for now to implement gyro/motion since it means make an implementation for controllers one by one (There is no standard profile for Gyro/motion) all controller have their own driver and protocol.
For Rumble its the same so I only plan to implement an initial version with common controllers (xbox, ps etc...) and if the community need more they will have to implement the rumble for their controller like its the case for the mapping.