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[Windows Mobile Software Development] ThinkTankInk:
This hasn't worked for me. I've been searching around the internet for the last few hours looking for a fix. Touch Pro users can hold CTRL on their hardware keyboard. Others have suggested using "Keyboard" instead of "Swype" or "Full QWERTY" etc. But all have been fruitless for me so far.

I will keep trying my best to find a solution and will let you know if I come across anything.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] djdafreund:
The Touch Pro (Herman-CDMA) i believe uses the MS stack?? And if using the Wii, would you still need to do the manual mac address for it to work, or is that needed for BOTH the ps3 controller AND Wii controller. (I don't have a PS3 to use for now, but DO have 3 Wii controller's which would come in handy now with this program.) Thanks for doing this, and for the help. :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] defante:
Awesome work. Just tried the Wii version in FPSEce and it worked great.

The only thing I noticed was if you have xt9 on, the word suggestion flashes for a second with every button that you press. It went away when i turned xt9 off.

Now I need to get a DS3 controller so I can play other games that need the extra buttons.

T-Mo TP2

Stock ROM
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kenshin2013:
Also in Morphgear Global Settings: turn off "Use Virtual Keypad" and "Tactile Feedback" and turn on "Polling Method" then map the buttons like normal!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] DECIM8:
Awesome job thus far. Thank you for doing this.

I was trying to use the Wiimote with Zenonia and the Dpad does work, there are just no buttons. I was wondering if anyone knew how I could map the buttons in the registry editor to get the Wiimote buttons associated with the buttons on the right. I figure this is a shot in the dark but you never know.

Once again, thank you for the work you are doing on this.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lbhocky19:
thanks!

i just noticed that if i had the htc keyboard up every key was reverting to 229 but with swype it has worked fine
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lesscro:
I have a question...

Does it work with a NON official SIsAxis controller from Sony...

i have a 360 and buy a real PS3 Pad is too much for me...

i have a Wiimote but a BTstack...

Anybody test with other PS3 PAD... and if you made this... have you ref ?

THX !
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Spl4tt:
wiimote works now.. AMAZING =D=D=D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Dino Crisis:
Could you complete the Bunch with the Xbox360 Wireless controller? That would be cool...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lesscro:
Already ask... and Cobaltikus say...

360 Wireless controller use different method then it can't at this time...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mrrocker:
For example in HKCU\\Software\MorphGear\NES\ there is a DWORD called vkA and it has a data, change that data to the ascii code of youre button. The other buttons is vkB, vkStart, vkSelect, vkUp and so on.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
Update to 0.3

Update now available v0.3

single cab install

There's now a UI with settings, short cut is in \Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Games

Still no Wii for MS BT Stacks

Still no PS3 pairing alternative
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ozkaya:
awesome :) here (1J366442RS5851530) is a small gift from me, I will send more when you get analog stick support ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] EClecticTastes:
Pairing Problem

Please help. I've followed all of the steps but my ps3 controller just won't pair to my tp2. When I attempt to connect the 4 leds keep flashing but it never gets solid at the #1 led. Then all 4 leds go out and the tp2 indicates that the controller is disconnected. However, it never appeared to connect in the first place.

Any assistance anyone could offer would be greatly appreciated.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] teshiburu2010:
schtruck over at FPSECE has finally released dual pad support!!!

if you can get dual pad working Cobaltikus you will be a GOD among legends!

View His Post Here
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ajocius:
Hi, trying to pair Wiimote to HTC HD2 and it requires PIN code. What should I use as a PIN code? Tried 0000 and 1234, no luck...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ajocius:
ok, found out, that I do not need to mess around with Bluetooth, just went straight to CobaltController and Voila, it speaks to FPSECE. Great, testing further (takes time for new beginner :) )
[Windows Mobile Software Development] spartan007:
Works Great

Working on my telus touch pro 2. Brought life again to my phone. I bought the TV out so now i can play all these games on my tv too :)

Note: My bluetooth manager had an extra setting under advance theres a connectivity option "allow only devices listed in my devices to connect" make sure its unchecked because obviously the controllers wont be in your device list.

Confirm that both the wii and ps3 work so i must have Widcomm Stack for those wondering about the which one the touch pro 2 has (cdma for me)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] waichai:
no luck for me also
[Windows Mobile Software Development] slowcat2:
Sixaxis clone

Picked up a new 'clone' sixaxis - Sony branded but it's almost certainly a fake (was just £10) - but I was assured it worked the same as the genuine original. All seemed fine during initial pairing with the PC (in WinDS3) and changed the Master Address as it should. It keeps the new address until the USB is disconnected, then it resets to 00:00:00:00:00:00...!!!! Anyone have any ideas why or how to overcome this? Perhaps it's just because it's not genuine Sony?

Perhaps it's just £10 down the drain...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ajocius:
try without pairing via bluetooth settings. Just open CobalController and try to get connection there. I do not remember if that is important or not, but at some point I pressed buttons 1 and 2 together on Wiimote to enable pairing.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] waichai:
thanks alot working good. yeah press 1 and 2 together to connect under CobalController.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] nabilxp:
MorphGear mapping button a b x y and select,have 229

hi all

I try to use MorphGear,but i cant map the button a b x y and select,left up rigth,down and start work ,for the others i have 229 :(

thanks for your help ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] HD2_Noob:
It works :)

Using my WiiMote with FPSECE on my HD2 and it works :)

Thank You!!

Btw: Is any Classic Controller Support for WiiMote planned? This would be Awesome =)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] (eDDy):
is there anything for the xbox 360 joypad?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] schtruck:
unfortunaly i can't make it working since v 0.3 with my wiimote. Previous release worked well.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Mark Crouch:
That would be ..... NO!!

The app is for PS3 and Wii controllers only - the Xbox controller doesn't use Bluetooth, so it won't work.

Keep watching / reading / searching the thread and one day, maybe your wish will come true ....... and then again, maybe it won't ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] snicklefrits:
im in awe in how much stuff can be done to a WM device. i had just picked up an htc hd2 leo, i have it working with att and just got fpsece. just wanted to know if there were a way to do this via mac osx? i dont have a pc with BT. great job on developing this mod though. kudos.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
Only if I ever get my hands on one - I don't have a Wii. My friend lent me his wiimote for a couple weeks so I could test. So it's a maybe, but probably not any time soon.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
Can you try v0.4? PS3 and Wii are both working on my TP2 which has the same stack as the HD2...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] nabilxp:
no one to help pls :(
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
WinDS3 Alternative

http://forums.windower.net/topic/11959-sixaxis-under-windows-with-bluetooth/

spartan007 shared the above link in a PM to me and said it worked for him.

The instructions are for pairing the PS3 controller to a windows computer but you can manually type in the new master address so it should work the same way. I'm guessing you can skip the bluetooth portion of the instructions but I haven't tested it yet. It says it won't work on 64 bit platforms but I do know that there are 64 bit versions of lib-usb and so there may be hope.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
I'm going to assume you have read this entire thread and none of the solutions worked for you, even though they worked for others. If this is an incorrect assumption, read this thread, the answers are there.

However, here's something new you could try if those solutions don't work:

download and install v0.4

go to menu > configure > [PS3 or Wii] > Player 1

check the detect box

use your keyboard or sip to set the values in the boxes. most will probably return 229, but some don't, keep trying different keys until you find one that does not have 229 and move on to the next text field.

once all values have something other than 229 it should work in MorphGear without any issues

If there aren't 11 keys that return a value other than 229, do the most important ones first.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
I don't know anything hardly at all about mac osx.

If I were u I would look into how to use the sixaxis wirelessly with mac osx. The part you are concerned with is where it sets the master address of the sixaxis. If you can specify the new address manually then you are in luck, just set it your phone's mac address and that part will be complete.

Sorry I couldn't help any more than that - maybe someone else on here can help.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
XBOX 360 - Probably not going to happen

http://www.brighthub.com/link/heade...returnUrl=/video-games/pc/articles/11612.aspx

In order to get the XBOX 360 controller to work in windows you need the above wireless receiver - it doesn't use bluetooth. It needs additional hardware. So if a full desktop Windows PC can even do it without additional hardware, I seriously doubt it will ever work for our phones. Some company could come up with an xbox 360 wireless receiver for Windows Mobile, but again, very doubtful. And since I don't even have an XBOX of any kind, I know I'm not going to be motivated enough to even try.

(I wonder how many more posts we'll see asking this question over and over? I'm guessing at least 5 more within the next 30 days)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] xZdenis:
Maybe it's good idea to write a short note about x360 controller somewhere in the first post (with huge capital letters, so more people could see them :) )
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
Ok ok ok - done - will probably only see one or two more posts now.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bishopco3:
Just tested a wiimote with FpseCE on a HD2. It works flawlessly. Thanks for all the effort.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] nabilxp:
thnks for your help ,it's working now :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] spartan007:
WinDS3 Alternative

http://forums.windower.net/topic/11959-sixaxis-under-windows-with-bluetooth/

If you download the zip from the above site you will have more than what you need to change you ps3 mac adress to your phones mac address.

So in the zip there is a folder called Sixaxis BT what you really need are sixpair.pie wich is found in btsix.1.2 and glovepie wich is included in the zip but you can get it for free from thier site (google). All you have to do is find out your phones bt mac address and edit the sixpair.pie file (with notepad). and use glove pie to run the script(sixpair.pie). Also in the zip folder has the drivers wich u must install first.

I couldn't get winDS3 to work but i had that installed.

Hope that helps.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] felixdd:
Wiimote worked well with fpsece, but there's a slight delay between pressing the button on the wiimote and the button actually registering on fpsece.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] snicklefrits:
no prob, thanks for the info on that though. i'll look into it and if i have any luck i'll post it up.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] airzone:
I have a HD2 with Energyrom, Cobolt driver 0.4 and a genuine Wiimote.

Everything works fine except that the 4 LED lights don't stop flashing. I have tried to pair it twice, and it's the same result.

But it's cool to be able to play fpsece without touching the screen :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] i900frenchaddict:
What is nice is that now, we can have two players with fpsece, both with a bluetooth device, one is the MSI BGP100, with fpsece internal drivers, and the other one is a Wiimote or a Sixaxis with Cobaltikus drivers!!

If you haven't seen it yet, here is a video made by Schtruck, a Wiimote and the MSI BGP100 both connected with FpseCE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKFuVCyWzgI
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ahmedsaid:
Hello .

Finally I bought Dualshock 3 and I made video how to pair controller .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dH9J1y0G-8

@Cobaltikus - your drivers work great . On what are you working now?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] area51_2k7:
Great news about the multiplayer :) would it be possible to have 2 PS3 Controllers using CobaltController v0.4.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] HD2MAX:
Hi

cobalt this believe it work?

could be interesting
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
That's odd, so it works but the LEDs keep flashing? hmmm....
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
Wiimote does not work with phones that have the Microsoft Bluetooth Stack - that's what I'm trying to fix currently.

And thanks for the video - I'll put it in the first post after I watch it.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
Not with v0.4 or older.

I am planning on adding that capability later.

I messed around with it a little bit and it seems to be possible to have multiple PS3 controllers or multiple Wii controllers, but not too sure about mixing them, like 1 PS3 and 1 Wii, but maybe. It'll probably be a while before I have anything solid on this front.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
Haven't tried it - but now I'm curious - I have one of those and never thought to try it.

That should work on phone's with the Widcomm stack, but not MS yet. The keyboard attachment is just a regular bluetooth keyboard that fits onto the PS3 controller, it doesn't actually connect in anyway to the controller, it just sits on top of it. You should probably be able to pair the keyboard with your phone using the normal built in pairing methods and then connect the controller via CobaltController. The problem with the MS stack is that for those phones currently you cannot run CobaltController and be paired with anything else because you have to turn off the built in bluetooth driver.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
Fix for 229 KeyCodes in MorphGear and other apps

Fix for 229 KeyCodes in MorphGear and other apps

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5679265&postcount=77

install that cab for Swype and set it as your default SIP

No more 229 keycodes! and all is well.

Added to first post as well

Edit: Not sure if this works actually - However, I think I have a different solution.... more to come..
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ProjektFuze:
interesting
[Windows Mobile Software Development] chaoscentral:
To anyone having issues with WinDS3, and GlovePIE, I found a method that worked no problem for me. Download Ubuntu ISO, boot as a live CD then follow these directions

Connect your DS3 or Sixaxis via USB

Open a terminal prompt and input the following commands in order

sudo apt-get install libusb-dev
wget http://www.pabr.org/sixlinux/sixpair.c
gcc sixpair.c -lusb -o sixpair

That will get the libusb files, get a program called sixpair, and compile sixpair

All that's left is to run sixpair with your Phone's BT MAC

sudo ./sixpair XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX # your phone's MAC

NO BLUETOOTH DONGLE REQUIRED!

If it doesn't work or times out on the sixpair command, reset your PS3 controller. Worked like a charm for me after WinDS3 wouldnt work on a fresh 32-Bit install, and GlovePIE wouldn't work either. (PS trying those GlovePIE instructions for the N900 on Windows 7 64-Bit stopped all my USB devices from working making me have to reinstall Windows)

Based upon instructions gathered here for the N900
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ThinkTankInk:
Great that you've found an alternative. However, could you please explain the above two points. How do you mean boot as a live CD? And also how do you open a terminal prompt?

Thanks very much.

Edit: Scratch that. I got past this part and went through your instructions.

After doing sudo ./sixpair 00-23-76-BE-DA-B3 it says:

andhi@ubuntu:~$ sudo ./sixpair 00-23-76-BE-DA-B3
Current Bluetooth master: 00:13:a9:cc:87:67
usage: ./sixpair [<bd_addr of master>]
andhi@ubuntu:~$

All the lights on the PS3 pad still continue to flash and it won't connect to my HD2.

Any clues please?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] xZdenis:
Same here, flashing and no connection :(

Btw, which one is the mac adress we are supposed to use? The BT adress that can can be on HD2 found under "About" in BT settings and in hardware informations in settings tab, right?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] chaoscentral:
dont put dashes between the mac address pairs, use a colon

sudo ./sixpair 00:23:76:BE:DA:B3

instead of what you originally did

Then after make sure your HD2 is discoverable, then open CobaltController and connect

EDIT: and to clarify the Live CD thing, when you boot up the PC with the ubuntu ISO in, you can select "Try Ubuntu without install" and it will boot off the CD without having to install it

Yes
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
I'm pretty sure

sudo ./sixpair 00-23-76-BE-DA-B3

should be

sudo ./sixpair 00:23:76:BE:DA:B3

maybe that's why it didn't work...?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ThinkTankInk:
Done as you've said, Cobalt and Chaos.

I get this:

andhi@ubuntu:~$ sudo ./sixpair 00:23:76:be:da:b3
Current Bluetooth master: 00:23:76:be:da:b3
Setting master bd_addr to 00:23:76:be:da:b3
andhi@ubuntu:~$

... which I think is right. However, still just getting flashing lights and unable to connect to HD2. I've made sure my BlueTooth is visible. I have a little eye next to the B in the taskbar to show it's visible. Still no joy.

This is fun though, isn't it?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] xZdenis:
Yeah, now it's the same here, i didn't notice he used dashes, i had it right from beginning, but with no succes.. The light are flashing for couple of second and then turn of without connecting..

And when i the "sudo" command more than once, it still says the current bluetooth master is the original one, not the "phone" one, it's supposed to have as ThinkTankInk has in his code.

First setting is like this:

andhi@ubuntu:~$ sudo ./sixpair XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
Current Bluetooth master: YY:YY:YY:YY:YY:YY
Setting master bd_addr to XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX

And when i try it again, it still says

andhi@ubuntu:~$ sudo ./sixpair XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
Current Bluetooth master: YY:YY:YY:YY:YY:YY
Setting master bd_addr to XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX

And not

andhi@ubuntu:~$ sudo ./sixpair XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
Current Bluetooth master: XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
Setting master bd_addr to XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX

As ThinkTankInk has. Maybe there's the problem in my case. Any ideas what may be wrong?

I followed the steps right as chaoscentral says, started ubuntu, started terminal and entered

sudo apt-get install libusb-dev [enter]
wget http://www.pabr.org/sixlinux/sixpair.c [enter]
gcc sixpair.c -lusb -o sixpair [enter]
sudo ./sixpair XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX [enter]

(The XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX is my phones bt adress, I'm not that dumb to actually write the XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] chaoscentral:
Perhaps try resetting your controller. when I first tried it wouldn't even find the controller over USB, so grab a thumb tack or something small and push in the reset button on the back of the controller so its a fresh start with no paired address in it. Worth a shot

and when pairing the phone and the controller, make sure you open CobalController and hit connect before you start to turn on the PS3 controller, otherwise it'll just keep flashing
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ThinkTankInk:
Done, but still no joy.

When I connect the PS3 joypad to the PC I hear the 'duh-dunk' noise in Windows which suggests it's recognised a USB device being connected but doesn't mention anything about installing drivers or 'Device was not installed correctly' or anything like that.

In Ubuntu (which I am using now) I don't get any noises at all. However, I'm not sure you should be hearing any. The pad just blinks its four red lights on and off fairly slowly (slower than when you're attempting to connect to the HD2).

Could this be part of the problem for us perhaps?

It's too late to keep on trying for me now. I'll carry on tomorrow.

P.S. I've tried using both V0.3 and 0.4. Same story with both.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] damiengsx:
what happen

i was using cobaltcontroller 0.4 on smart gear and a wii mote and it was working fine. I restarted the program to play again, but now most of my buttons dont work and my direction all say left or 37. what are the original configs for the wii mote on cobalt
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
one more thing to verify, which is inncluded in the instructions under Menu, Help, Instructions, PS3 (or at least that's where it will be in 0.5) is to "Allow connections from any device". In the "Advanced" bluetooth options there's a checkbox that says "Allow only devices listed in 'My Devices' to connect". I'm curious to know if that box is checked on your phones? I'm running MightyROM on a TouchPro2 and it is not checked by default which is why I missed that step iin the original instructions.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
I just hard reset my phone to test this out fresh.

I experienced the same thing.

1. turned on BT.

2. Ran CobaltController

3. tapped "Connect"

4. pressed PS

5. Flashing and no connection.

6. Then I made BT discoverable. (Allow all devices was already set)

7. Tapped "Connect"

8. pressed PS

9. Flashing and no connection.

10. password prompt pops up a whole bunch. just kept hitting Cancel.

11. Tapped "Connect"

12. pressed PS

13. And now it connects and all is well.

14 tried multiple times and connects right away each time.

Does this work for you? I think maybe it has to go through that initial password prompt phase before it will actually connect. I noticed that before the password prompts there was no entry in the registry with the PS3 controller's mac and that after the password prompt phase a new entry existed with the mac.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cobaltikus:
somebody set up us the bomb, we get signal, ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qItugh-fFgg
[Windows Mobile Software Development] 0Reefa:
Haha!! Gotta love the techno remix :)