// GPC Online Library
// battlefield_3_wiimote_script_cod_bravo_settings.gpc
/*
OFC-Giorgio - PS3 Battlefield 3 wiimote script (cod bravo settings)
(c) 2014 OFC-Giorgio - All right reserved
ONLY PUBLISHED ON consoletuner.com (makers of the Titan One usb dongle)
NO RIGHTS TO PUBLISH ELSEWHERE WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE AUTHOR
Changelog:
20141105-1
* Updated copyright notice to prevent illegal copying and
publishing on other places than consoletuner.com
(makers of the Titan One usb dongle)
* Empty battery indicator (led 3 on if battery level less or equal 20%)
(c) 2014 OFC-Giorgio - All right reserved
20141027-1
Initial tagged version (derived from Battlefield 3 wiimote script).
Difference layout between bf3 and bf4 (which is more like call of duty):
r2 button in bf3 = melee r2 button in bf4 = spot
r3 button in bf3 = crouch r3 button in bf4 = melee
o button in bf3 = interact o button in bf4 = crouch
select button in bf3 = spot select button in bf4 = leaderboard
Led 3 indicates battery is less than 30% full.
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Based on the scripts of wiimote Fuzzy, Wiimote3, Wiimote and J2Kbr I created
a script to mimic the "bravo" settings wiimote+nunchuck of the wii(u) cod
games (ghosts, blackops 2, modern warfare 3, black ops, modern warfare reflex
and world at war) for PS3 Battlefield 3 but this script can easily be altered for the
PS4, XBOX 360 and XBOX One.
The first version of my script I posted in the c o n t r o l l e r m a x
forums (their "publish script to library" function in gtuner suspiciously did
not work) and the overfortyclan forums.
I removed my scripts from c o n t r o l l e r m a x and only publish them in
the c o n s o l e t u n e r Titan One library.
In the Titan One forums I posted information about the wii sensorbar that is needed
for operating the wiimote.
I knew of both the consoletuner dongle and the titan one dongle (and the
dispute between the two).
Initially I choose (and purchased) the consoletuner dongle because of their
claim of a bigger community and better support. However to me the
consoletuner "staff" appeared evasive and suspicious about the api, library,
a couple of software/website bugs I informed them about, future fixes and
future updates, as well as arrogant and rude in their communication towards
me (and others).
After asking the same questions in the Titan One forums of
c o n s o l e t u n e r, I not only got (more detailed) answers, I also noticed
there were software updates and even my request to have deadzone settings in
MaxAIM DI was added to the new version over night.
For now I assume that the Titan One team is the original developer and has
the source code of the firmware, gtuner and the plugins. Based on this
information I purchased a Titan One dongle and my scripts also worked on it.
Hence I removed my old scripts from c o n t r o l l e r m a x and only publish my
scripts in the c o n s o l e t u n e r Titan One library.
(c) 2014 OFC-Giorgio - All right reserved
Background:
For years I (and many others) have been playing call of duty with the
wiimote on the wii (world at war, modern warfare reflex, black ops, modern
warfare 3) and wiiu (black ops2, ghosts). Many years ago I started the
Over Forty Clan (OFC) with a group of older players that play cod with the
wiimote on the wii and later on the wiiu.
Since this year (2014) it seems there will be no more cod (advanced warfare)
on the wiiu platform, a lot of wiimote cod users are very sad not to be able
to play the new cod(s) with a wiimote.
In order to be able to play the new cod I explored the possibilities to
connect a wiimote to a PC, PS3 or XBOX. I first tried cod world at war with
a wiimote on a PC by writing a small C# program with Brian Peek's wiimotelib at
channel9.msdn.com/coding4fun/articles/Managed-Library-for-Nintendos-Wiimote).
It turned out that the sensitivity and deadzones settings (made by TreyArc,
the company that made/ported all the wii/wiiu versions of cod) that I was used
to on the wii/wiiu were not so easy to be programmed from scratch and most
importantly:the mouse+keyboard players were super fast compared to me with my
wiimote setup (and my old reflexes).
Later I found out about the titan one and the consoletuner
and reported my findings to all the wiimote users via the
OFC website (overfortyclan.freeforums.org),
the nintendo miiverse (miiverse.nintendo.net/) social network and
the activision cod wiiu black ops II and ghosts forums at
community.callofduty.com/community/call_of_duty/english/black_ops_2/forums/wii-u
and
community.callofduty.com/community/call_of_duty/english/ghosts/forums/ghosts_wii-u .
Happy wiimoting!
OFC-Giorgio
From the wiiu manual:
* Z Button - ADS
* C Button - Crouch/Prone
* Control Stick - Move
* Up on the +Control Pad - Jump
* Right on the +Control Pad - Switch Weapon
* Left on the +Control Pad - Inventory
* Down on the +Control Pad - Melee Attack
* A Button - Use/Sprint/Lock Camera
* - Button - Throw Tacticals
* + Button - Throw Lethals
* 1 Button - Objectives/Menu
* 2 Button - Scoreboard
* B Button (underneath controller) - Fire Weapon
* Shake Nunchuk - Reload
Hold Wii-Left and select with Nunchuck stick up, down, left or right (for
next-killstreak, previous-killstreak, use killstreak, switch to rifle
grenadelauncher attachment respectively).
Bravo settings:
* shake nunchuk / reload is disabled,
* - is used for reload and
* + is still used to throw lethals but + while twisting the wiimote is used
for throwing tacticals
*/
define ADS_SENSITIVITY = 45; // a lower value than the standard 50 value means more sensitive
define NON_ADS_SENSITIVITY = 50; // a lower value than the standard 50 value means more sensitive
//define RUMBLE_ENABLED = TRUE; // vibrating enabled
define RUMBLE_ENABLED = FALSE; // vibrating disabled
define MOVE_LEFT_RIGHT_3STATES = TRUE; // stick is only left/neutral/right (horizontal)
//define MOVE_LEFT_RIGHT_3STATES = FALSE; // stick is -100% - 100% (horizontal)
define MOVE_FORWARD_BACKWARD_3STATES = TRUE; // stick is only up/neutral/down (vertical)
//define MOVE_FORWARD_BACKWARD_3STATES = FALSE; // stick is -100% - 100% (vertical)
unmap ALL_REMAPS;
/*
The layout difference between bf3 and bf4 (which is more like call of duty):
r2 button in bf3 = melee r2 button in bf4 = spot
r3 button in bf3 = crouch r3 button in bf4 = melee
o button in bf3 = interact o button in bf4 = crouch
select button in bf3 = spot select button in bf4 = leaderboard
*/
remap WII_MINUS -> PS3_SQUARE; // bf3 reload hold: interact // Bravo settings: reload hold: use
remap WII_HOME -> PS3_PS; // home menu
remap WII_PLUS -> PS3_SELECT; // bf3 spot // Bravo settings: lethal grenade
remap WII_ONE -> PS3_START; // bf3 menu hold: scoreboard // Bravo settings: menu/map
remap WII_TWO -> PS3_CIRCLE; // bf3 interact // Bravo settings: score
remap WII_A -> PS3_L3; // bf3 sprint
remap WII_B -> PS3_R1; // fire
remap WII_UP -> PS3_CROSS; // jump/mantle
remap WII_DOWN -> PS3_R2; // bf3 melee
remap WII_RIGHT -> PS3_TRIANGLE; // bf3 switch weapon hold: pickup // Bravo settings: switch weapon
remap WII_C -> PS3_R3; // bf3 crouch hold:prone// Bravo settings: crouch/prone
remap WII_Z -> PS3_L1; // zoom/aiming down the sights (ADS)
remap WII_NX -> PS3_LX; // move
remap WII_NY -> PS3_LY; // move
remap WII_IRX -> PS3_RX; // look
remap WII_IRY -> PS3_RY; // look
unmap PS3_ACCX;
unmap PS3_ACCY;
unmap PS3_ACCZ;
// wiimote+nunchuk only buttons:
// WII_ONE/WII_TWO/WII_ACCX/WII_ACCY/WII_ACCZ/WII_ACCNX/WII_ACCNY/WII_ACCNZ/WII_IRX/WII_IRY
// Common identical (classic) controller (pro) and wiimote+nunchuk buttons:
// WII_HOME/WII_MINUS/WII_PLUS/WII_UP/WII_DOWN/WII_LEFT/WII_RIGHT/WII_A/WII_B
// Overlapping (classic) controller (pro) with wiimote+nunchuk:
// (classic) controller (pro) button WII_LT = nunchuk WII_C
// (classic) controller (pro) button WII_ZL = nunchuk WII_Z
// (classic) controller (pro) button WII_LX = nunchuk WII_NX
// (classic) controller (pro) button WII_LY = nunchuk WII_NY
// (classic) controller (pro) buttons that are not used in wiimote+nunchuk mode:
// WII_RT
// WII_ZR
// WII_RX
// WII_RY
// WII_X
// WII_Y
// used to bind them to PS3 button and force the wii buttons to trigger the PS3 button
// by the setval commands in the script (see (1) & (2)):
// (1)
//Macro by Wiimote Fuzzy. Hold Wii-Left and select with Nunchuck stick up, down, left or right.
//phantom buttons choosen by macro or shaking nunchuck
remap WII_X -> PS3_LEFT; // left
remap WII_RX -> PS3_RIGHT; // right
remap WII_Y -> PS3_UP; // up
remap WII_RY -> PS3_DOWN; // down
//Macro by Wiimote Fuzzy. Hold Wii-Left and select with Nunchuck stick up, down, left or right.
// (2)
// dummy mapping for lethal grenades
remap WII_RT -> PS3_L2;
init
{
if(!RUMBLE_ENABLED)
{
block_rumble();
}
}
main
{
// PS3 RXY = Wiimote IRXY by Wiimot3 (Wiimote Fuzzy: adjusted mid point & removed stickize)
set_val(WII_IRX, inv(get_val(WII_IRX)));
// PS3 RXY = Wiimote IRXY by Wiimot3 (Wiimote Fuzzy: adjusted mid point & removed stickize)
// use different sensitivity for ADS (aiming down the sights) and non ADS
if (get_val(WII_Z))
{
//set_led(LED_3, 1); // indicate ADS
sensitivity(WII_IRX , ADS_SENSITIVITY, 100);
sensitivity(WII_IRY , ADS_SENSITIVITY, 100);
}
else
{
//set_led(LED_3, 0);
sensitivity(WII_IRX , NON_ADS_SENSITIVITY, 100);
sensitivity(WII_IRY , NON_ADS_SENSITIVITY, 100);
}
deadzone(WII_IRX, WII_IRY, DZ_CIRCLE, 30);
// PS3 LXY = Nunchuck NXY by Wiimot3
//sensitivity(WII_NX , NOT_USE, 150);
//sensitivity(WII_NY , NOT_USE, 150);
//deadzone(WII_NX, WII_NY, DZ_CIRCLE, 5);
// PS3 LXY = Nunchuck NXY by Wiimot3
// make nunchuck stick 3 states only (per direction):
// - stick is only left/neutral/right (horizontal)
if (MOVE_LEFT_RIGHT_3STATES)
{
if (get_val(WII_NX) < -20)
{
set_val(PS3_LX, -100); // left
}
else
if (get_val(WII_NX) > 20)
{
set_val(PS3_LX, 100); // right
}
else
{
set_val(PS3_LX, 0); // neutral
}
}
// - stick is only up/neutral/down (vertical)
if (MOVE_FORWARD_BACKWARD_3STATES)
{
if (get_val(WII_NY) < -20)
{
set_val(PS3_LY, -100); // up
}
else
if (get_val(WII_NY) > 20)
{
set_val(PS3_LY, 100); // down
}
else
{
set_val(PS3_LY, 0); // neutral
}
}
//stickize(WII_IRX, WII_IRY, 129);
//Macro by Wiimote Fuzzy. Hold Wii-Left and select with Nunchuck stick up, down, left or right.
if(get_val(WII_LEFT) && get_val(WII_NX) < -90) set_val(WII_X, 100); // left
if(get_val(WII_LEFT) && get_val(WII_NX) > 90) set_val(WII_RX, 100); // right
if(get_val(WII_LEFT) && get_val(WII_NY) < -90) set_val(WII_Y, 100); // up
if(get_val(WII_LEFT) && get_val(WII_NY) > 90) set_val(WII_RY, 100); // down
//Macro by Wiimote Fuzzy. Hold Wii-Left and select with Nunchuck stick up, down, left or right.
// Bravo settings + while twisting the wiimote is used for throwing tacticals
if(get_val(WII_PLUS) && get_val(WII_ACCX) > 20)
{
set_val(WII_PLUS, 0); // stop/prevent throwing tacticals
//set_val(PS3_L2, 100); // throw lethal
set_val(WII_RT, 100); // throw lethal
}
// test for wiimote out of reach of sensorbar
if(wiir_offscreen())
{
set_val(WII_IRX, 0); // prevent camera from spinning
set_val(WII_IRY, 0); // prevent camera from spinning
set_led(LED_4, 1); // light led 4 to indicate sensorbar is out of sight
}
else
{
set_led(LED_4, 0);
}
// Empty battery indicator (led 3 on if battery level less or equal 20%)
if(get_battery() <= 2)
{
set_led(LED_3, 1);
}
else
{
set_led(LED_3, 0);
}
} // end of main() function
