How To Use Dolphin Emulator On Mac Without A Remote

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Are you an emulator developer? If you'd like a user flair reflecting that. Sensor bar is only needed if you want to use the 'pointing' capabilities of the Wiimote to point to the screen. For example if you just want to use it as a controller for NES ROMs or whatever then you can skip that minor headache. Wii remotes won't 'just work' with Bluetooth out of the box in most cases so it's likely you'll need to futz a bit with getting a different bluetooth stack or whatever. There are guides on the internet to this stuff.

If you don't already have bluetooth capability on your PC (eg through a dongle or built in) these guides may recommend specific solutions (Mayflash Dolphinbar is one I hear a lot) you can buy which will come with less hassle in getting the Wii remote working. I think Dolphin does cut out some of the steps needed (eg you shouldn't need an app to read the wiimote input and translate it to a fake gamepad input) but I expect there would still be some hassle with just using any old bluetooth device to connect.