Setup Motion Sensor Controls in VBA

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Hi! You're watching VisiHow. This is a tutorial on how to set up motion sensor controls in the VisualBoyAdvance emulator. There are several games that use the motion sensor controls. For example, the Wario Ware games.

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   To set up the motion sensor controls, double-click the VBA emulator

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   This will open it.

   

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   Then, click "Options"

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   Then, move the cursor to "Joypad"

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   Click "Motion Configure..."

   

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   Now, you can adjust controls

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   You will be able to change the "Up" motion sensor control. For example, let's go ahead and press "I". You will be automatically switched to the next control option.

   

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   Let's press "M" For "Down"

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   Let's press "J" for "Left"

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   Let's press "K" for "Right"

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   Then, click "OK."

   

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    If you press "I", then the "Up" control for the motion sensor will be emulated

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    When pressing "M", the motion sensor will tilt down. For "Right" and "Left", you will have to press "K" and "J" respectively.

    

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