I used a fresh and portable Arduino environment to do this. I'd really like to get this figured out and get a character emulated. I think all we need now is a way to write RAW (!) HID data from the Arduino, because that's the protocol the Portal uses. Because we replaced the driver in Zadig, the Test GUI won't recognize our Portal anymore, so I used USBlyzer to see the data. Make sure to use Zadig 2.0.1! So now Dolphin is recognizing the Portal and it's working just like a real console. So I followed these instructions to get the Portal working, and got it. The Portal of Power UI is pretty awkward to use, but here are the steps: - Start playing. I have installed the USB driver, but when I plug in the portal, it asks to try to manually install the driver, but the computer can't find the copy I've installed. With the recent sysusbd emulation improvements and the Portal of Power UI, I can now start playing this game without any extra bootstrapping. 1 I am trying to use my portal of power on the Skylander Webpage. It recognized the (real) Portal, but it wouldn't recognize figures. Skylanders Giants BLES01689Started by GrantKane. I ripped my copy of Skylanders Swap Force to a WBFS file and started the game in Dolphin. I used Serial.write() to try to replicate the data that the Portal was sending to my PC, but I forgot that the Portal used a Raw HID method of data transfer, not Serial. I started placing figures on the Portal and the Portal would send data to the computer (however, the colors of the Portal were not changing based off of the type of character I placed on the Portal). Here's where I got excited: THE GAME RECOGNIZED IT AS A PORTAL! Now I got excited I fired up a Test GUI from a library called HIDAPI, and I plugged in my main Portal. I fired up Skylanders Swap Force on my Wii and plugged in the Arduino Micro into the USB port of the Wii.

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