This was my attempt to create a a SNES to Bluetooth adapter. It works but the average latency was 18.35ms, which I think is too much to be considered a good controller.
this post was submitted on 12 Mar 2024
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I use an 8bitdo sn30 pro. Apparently I haven't been using a good controller. Fooled me!
I have two of em-- They're pretty good! Definitely not perceptibly laggy or anything, at least to me.
Probably just outed myself as a casual.
Casuals unite! Fuck it I'm just trying to have fun lol!
I wouldn't call that controller bad, just not optimal. For this, I would want to have it be under 10ms to publish the code and instructions.
I've had a lot of connection issues with that model
How so? It disconnects? Or won't connect to start?
Both, and I was literally right next to my phone
What phone do you have?
Samsung A53
Hmm I was thinking maybe an old phone but that's not that old.
Try charging while connecting. I've found that a low battery often seems like poor connection quality. The way it gives up when it can't connect is very similar to just the battery dying.