Help/Advice for my new Madcatz TTT2 Wii U stick - we got issues

[PresidentCamacho]

He meant you could move ABXY match your ideal TvC configuration- the game only uses 4 buttons anyways.

[NENDO]

Dude. Just rewire the buttons that you want to where you need them. That should solve your problem.

This. Or if you really can’t stand the thought of changing any wiring (which is as easy swapping a couple of quick disconnects), put the stick and buttons in your TvC stick (real Sanwa parts are way better than mad catz knockoffs), then sell the shell in the trading outlet here- I’d pretty much guarantee you can find a buyer.

These were two of the 1st things I considered. I’d like to keep the TvC stick though, I wanted 2 sticks for the Wii. Switching button wires won’t work for TvC because TvC doesn’t even have zL and zR as options in the controller configuration. I don’t think it detects them by default. Also, switching button wires doesn’t change the fact that the stick doesn’t work with the USB adapter at all. Thanks though!

EDIT and yes, I love the TE case haha

Well, shit. LoL. The only game I use a stick with on the Wii is TvC.

[PresidentCamacho]

Neo geo VC, Neo compilations, and Guilty Gear XX Accent Core are great too, albeit not exclusive like TvC.

[HamFist]

He meant you could move ABXY match your ideal TvC configuration- the game only uses 4 buttons anyways.

Hmm, didn’t consider that. That would work great for TvC but all those VC games don’t let you configure buttons. So, for example, (Insert Attack) would be at the end of the arc in KoF '98. And I’m not sure how that would wonk-up other VC games I play.

[PresidentCamacho]

I have both of the Last Blade games on VC, they have button configuration options- though they’re limited to the CC’s face buttons (since Neo was 4 button). Do the other Neo games not have that feature? I actually prefer playing most Neo games (KoF/Garou aside) on a 4 button top row setup, particularly on a Noir configuration.

Anyways, the easiest solution would be to simply get used to using ABXY for TvC.

[HamFist]

I have both of the Last Blade games on VC, they have button configuration options- though they’re limited to the CC’s face buttons (since Neo was 4 button). Do the other Neo games not have that feature? I actually prefer playing most Neo games (KoF/Garou aside) on a 4 button top row setup, particularly on a Noir configuration.

Anyways, the easiest solution would be to simply get used to using ABXY for TvC.

Yup. But I want that PS3 mod. I’ll look into it. Thanks!

[PresidentCamacho]

Might be worthwhile to check the “Need a modder in your area?” thread, you may have someone local who will do the work at a decent price. In the unlikely chance that you’re around Columbus, OH, I could help you with it.

[HamFist]

Might be worthwhile to check the “Need a modder in your area?” thread, you may have someone local who will do the work at a decent price. In the unlikely chance that you’re around Columbus, OH, I could help you with it.

Indianapolis, but thanks! I’m sure I can make it work. It’ll be a fun project. I would be greatful for any tips, though!

[PresidentCamacho]

This thread is a great resource on dual modding: Dual modding 101

I also found this video set very helpful: Madcatz Fightstick Dual Mod Tutorial pt1: http://youtu.be/aTyyxRGYdV0

[FreedomGundam]

It’s kinda weird that the R/L buttons don’t work with TvC with the Wii-U TE, but work with VC and other games.
The original TvC stick had R/L buttons and I believe they worked just fine.

I do suspect the root cause of this issue stems from the fact that the Classic Controller R/L buttons had 2 functions: the analog depressing, and the tactile “click” at the end of it (like with GameCube controllers’ R/L buttons).

I suspect that TvC only registers an input on one of the two (either the analog portion, or the click), and that the Wii-U TE only provides the signal for the other type.
That’s why other games, which probably register inputs on either signal, will still work with those buttons on the stick, but TvC will not.