Ready to elevate your classic Wii gaming with enhanced flexibility and seamless play? We’re going to explore the world of replacement Wii motion sensor bars. Let’s get right into it. The Mayflash DolphinBar is a combination Bluetooth Adapter/USB Sensor Bar that can simplify connecting Wii Remotes. It does not support Bluetooth Passthrough and can be problematic as the LED sensor bar isn't especially reliable, at least on older models. However, on modern versions of macOS where connecting Wii Remotes isn't possible with internal Bluetooth devices, it still has some uses. We've gotten a lot of requests to allow a Wii Remote or especially a Wii Classic Controller Pro to be used as a GameCube controller in the GCpad through the RealWiimote system in Dolphin. It makes sense; a lot of users have had to buy sensor bars, Bluetooth adapters, and even Wii Remotes for use in Dolphin, and they don't want to have to buy even more stuff to control GameCube games when they already have all these controllers. Unfortunately that's not how RealWiimote works, so all we could do was point them to third party tools like GlovePie - the very same GlovePie that is notorious for connectivity issues and an interface as intuitive as a DOS prompt. If you place one above the other, it should increase the detectable range. Not sure about the accuracy.

If you don't have a Wii sensor bar, you can use two lit candles placed approximately the same distance apart as the sensor bar. In the Wii settings, select whether the candles are above or below the TV, just like you would for the sensor bar. Point the WiiMote between the two candles, and the pointer will respond on the screen as usual. 2. What does the Wii sensor bar do? A good way to test if an ir led is working, is looking at it with a webcam or the digital cam of a cellphone. You should clearly see the ir led lighting on the picture of such device.The DolphinBar has the same IR LED configuration as this second-gen official sensor bar, and it's just as bright. GameCube Controller ¶

This list contains a USB powered sensor bar (needs to be plugged in to your computer) as well as a fully wireless sensor bar (requires 4 AA batteries for power).If you find a file that Dolphin can’t recognise first make sure you’re using the latest Dev build but if that doesn’t work see if you can find the game from another source.