The Unlikely Alliance between the Gentle Witch Azura and Humans

Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a gentle witch named Azura. Unlike the other witches in her land, Azura did not conform to the stereotypical image of a witch. She did not wear black dresses or pointed hats, and she did not cackle or brew potions in bubbling cauldrons. Instead, Azura was known for her kind nature, her love for animals, and her ability to bring joy to people's lives. Azura lived in a small cottage by the edge of the enchanted forest. She spent her days tending to her beautiful garden, filled with vibrant flowers and rare plants.

(This thread may have been more suited for "Off Topic", but it wouldn't let me make a new thread there, so "Controllers" was the next best choice.)

I contacted Mayflash about adding Wii Remote motion controls to the adapter in a future update, but they said that motion controls for the Wii Remote weren t compatible with the adapter. I contacted Mayflash about adding Wii Remote motion controls to the adapter in a future update, but they said that motion controls for the Wii Remote weren t compatible with the adapter.

She spent her days tending to her beautiful garden, filled with vibrant flowers and rare plants. The animals of the forest were drawn to her gentle presence, and they often sought her out for comfort and care. Birds would nest in her hair, squirrels would gather at her feet, and butterflies would flutter around her in a colorful dance.

Magic ns adaptr

SonicFan2832
Junior Member

(This thread may have been more suited for "Off Topic", but it wouldn't let me make a new thread there, so "Controllers" was the next best choice.)

The Mayflash Magic-NS controller adapter lets a Wii Remote connect to the Nintendo Switch. You can also use the nunchuck and classic controllers with it and the vibration works.

I want to use the Wii Remote to play Super Mario Galaxy in Super Mario 3D All-Stars, but it doesn't work because it requires motion controls. The Magic-NS isn't detecting the accelerometer in the Wii Remote or the gyro in the Wii Motion Plus attachment. (I would assume that the accelerometer wouldn't work well as a pointer anyway.) I contacted Mayflash about adding Wii Remote motion controls to the adapter in a future update, but they said that motion controls for the Wii Remote weren't "compatible" with the adapter. They either meant that it isn't possible, or that it wasn't compatible at the present.

So, to get to my question, is it possible to mod the Magic-NS to use the Wii Motion Plus? I assume any bluetooth module would be able to support the Wii Motion Plus. If so, could a software mod be installed over the latest firmware, or could the latest firmware be altered? I was hoping that the users who contributed to the Dolphin Emulator Wii Motion Plus implementation may be able to help due to their experience with the Wii Remote tech.

peachey777
Junior Member

I don't know if it's possible, but more importantly I know no one has done anything like that with the Magic-NS (or the 8bitdo USB adapter). My question though is why not just buy a Bluetooth adapter that can already do what you need? I've personally had good luck with the Ugreen 4.0 adapter and Bluetooth passthrough

SonicFan2832
Junior Member

(06-10-2022, 11:13 PM) peachey777 Wrote: I don't know if it's possible, but more importantly I know no one has done anything like that with the Magic-NS (or the 8bitdo USB adapter). My question though is why not just buy a Bluetooth adapter that can already do what you need? I've personally had good luck with the Ugreen 4.0 adapter and Bluetooth passthrough

When you said you had good luck with that adapter, what did you mean?

Are you saying that I would be able to use Wii Motion Plus motion controls with the Nintendo Switch by using this Ugreen adapter?

06-14-2022, 09:37 PM (This post was last modified: 06-14-2022, 09:39 PM by peachey777. Edit Reason: Spelling )

peachey777
Junior Member

(06-13-2022, 05:02 PM) SonicFan2832 Wrote: When you said you had good luck with that adapter, what did you mean?

Are you saying that I would be able to use Wii Motion Plus motion controls with the Nintendo Switch by using this Ugreen adapter?

Ah I'm sorry, I read your post too fast and misread it. I saw Super Mario Galaxy and since this is a forum for the Dolphin emulator I thought you meant you wanted to play that game in Dolphin. So what I meant was, I've had good luck using that adapter in Dolphin, specifically with Bluetooth Passthrough.

I think you are out of luck for using a Wiimote on a Switch with motion control, unless maybe your Switch is modded.. If you have a modded Switch, there's a homebrew app called MissionControl that allows you to use other controllers natively. This includes Wii U Pro controllers, Xbox One controllers, PS4 and 5 controllers, as well as Wiimotes. The current latest version 0.7.0 mentions this:

Quote: Support for motion controls was added for Dualshock4, Dualsense, and Wii MotionPlus controllers.

Now I've never used this program myself so I don't really know how this works exactly, but as far as I know this might be your only option.

SonicFan2832
Junior Member

The neighboring village, however, did not understand Azura's unique gifts. They feared her magic and believed she was up to no good. Rumors of her whispered through the village, causing suspicion and fear to spread. The villagers saw her as a threat, a witch with dark intentions who could bring harm to their peaceful lives. Despite the villagers' fears, Azura never harbored any ill will towards them. She understood their concerns, and instead of resenting their judgment, she chose to respond with kindness. Azura would often use her magic to help the villagers in times of trouble. She would heal the sick, bring rain to their drought-stricken fields, and even assist the children with their studies. But no matter her actions, the villagers remained fearful and skeptical. One day, a young girl named Lily ventured into the forest and stumbled upon Azura's cottage. She had heard the rumors about the witch but was drawn to her gentle nature and the stories she had heard about her kindness. As she stepped inside, she was greeted by the sight of Azura holding a wounded bird in her hands. The bird's broken wing was gently mended, and it flew away in gratitude. Lily spent the day with Azura, listening to her stories and witnessing her kind deeds. She saw firsthand the effect Azura had on the animals and the joy she brought into their lives. When Lily returned to the village, she shared her experience with her peers, urging them to let go of their fear and give Azura a chance. Slowly, the village began to change its perception of Azura. People started visiting her cottage, seeking her advice and assistance. They saw her true nature and the good she brought into the world. The rumors faded away, replaced by gratitude and respect. Azura's gentle nature had transformed the village. Her magic was no longer feared but celebrated. The villagers discovered the power of compassion, and the impact it could have on their own lives and the lives of those around them. The once-misunderstood witch became the heart and soul of the community, a symbol of love and acceptance. And so, the gentle witch Azura continued to bring joy and magic into the lives of all she encountered. Her story became a legend, passed down through generations, reminding people of the power of kindness and the importance of embracing those who are different. Azura's legacy lived on as a testament to the notion that true magic lies not in spells and enchantments, but in the goodness of one's heart..

Reviews for "The Endearing Relationship between Azura and Her Familiar"

1. John - 2 stars: I found "The Gentle Witch Azura" to be quite underwhelming. The plot was predictable, and the characters felt one-dimensional. There was a lack of depth and complexity in the story that left me feeling unsatisfied. Additionally, the writing style was mediocre at best, with repetitive and cliché descriptions. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating and well-developed fantasy novel.

2. Emily - 3 stars: While I didn't hate "The Gentle Witch Azura," I also didn't particularly enjoy it. The pacing was slow, and it took a long time for the story to pick up momentum. The world-building, although imaginative, was not convincing enough for me to fully immerse myself in the magical realm. The ending felt rushed and left several loose ends untied. Overall, the book had potential, but it failed to deliver a truly engaging and satisfying reading experience.

3. Sarah - 2 stars: I found "The Gentle Witch Azura" to be quite dull and unoriginal. The plot followed a typical fantasy trope, with little innovation or surprise. The characters lacked depth and failed to spark any interest or emotional connection. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult for me to become invested in the story. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and wouldn't recommend it to anyone seeking an exciting and memorable fantasy adventure.

4. Michael - 1 star: "The Gentle Witch Azura" was a complete waste of time for me. The story was incredibly dull and lacked any substantial conflict. The magic system was poorly explained and felt inconsistent throughout the narrative. The protagonist was unrelatable and lacked any real growth or development. The writing itself was lackluster, with repetitive phrases and unimaginative descriptions. Overall, I regretted reading this book and wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a captivating fantasy read.

5. Amy - 2 stars: I had high hopes for "The Gentle Witch Azura," but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The plot was predictable and lacked any real depth or complexity. The characters were forgettable and failed to elicit any emotional response from me. The writing style was average, with nothing particularly remarkable about it. Overall, I found this book to be unremarkable and forgettable, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone seeking a captivating and well-crafted fantasy novel.

The Magical Gardens of the Gentle Witch Azura