For Pro Controllers (and probably dual Jo圜ons), set the controller API to SDL. Set the emulated controller to the Wii U GamePad. On Switch controllers, this is done by holding down the sync buttons until the lights come on, then pairing with the controller in your Bluetooth settings. If you use one of these, you can right click and drag to use motion controls in Cemu with a mouse.Ĭonnect your controller to your PC with a wire or Bluetooth. Other controllers (Wired or wireless XBOX controllers, other USB gamepads) generally work fine but don't support motion controls. Dual Jo圜ons should work fine when used through BetterJoy.

PS4 controllers can be used with DS4Windows to get full motion control support. If your PC can't run Cemu, skip to this section, and follow the Wii U console instructions.ĭownload Cemu, click Download community graphics packs on the first screen, then press Next and hit Configure input to start controller setup.įor this guide, I'll be using a Pro Controller, since it works the best, with the simplest setup. If I could replicate this with sc-controller I would be more than happy to use that, but all my efforts have been futile so far.-Physical or Digital copy of BOTW for Wii U

I love my gyro aiming, and I found a mouse-like joystick setup that feels pretty good with this game. I’ll link my config in case you want to try it out: Breath of The Wild w/ Steam Controller But I’ve done all my tinkering in Windows and I’m pretty happy with the config I have for BoTW, and I don’t use anything that would need the overlay for this game, so I’m not too concerned about that. One drawback is that this still doesn’t get the Steam Overlay to hook into Lutris/Cemu, so you won’t be able to tinker with the config while you’re playing, or have any radial/touch menus, etc. It’s an annoyance, but one I can live with until there’s a native Linux build for Cemu.

I then play some BoTW, and when I’m done, I change the Desktop Configuration back to my default one. I saved my BoTW config as a template and I import that template into my Desktop Configuration (you can also do this by going through the “other games” tab when importing, but if you’ve got a lot of Steam Controller configs like I do, that can be a very long list to have to scroll through every time you want to do this, template is faster). I’m working around it now by not using sc-controller, instead I’m using Steam’s controller config, and changing my Desktop Configuration to my customized BoTW configuration. Even just trying to get a functioning mouse-like joystick setup was incredibly frustrating. Sc-controller is an option for basic functionality, but I’ve been having a helluva time trying to get it to mimic my Breath of The Wild setup I was using on Windows with the native Steam Controller Configuration.

Xbox controller cemu 1.7.5