cannonball's PhobGCC guide

General Use

If you have any issues with your analog sticks when using Slippi/Dolphin, make sure you are following the steps on this section of the PhobGCC calibration guide

If you are using a Mayflash or another similar third party adapter you must plug in both of the adapter cables for the controller to function properly. If your controller is not working properly in Slippi/Dolphin this is the first thing to check.

For a more in depth guide read the PhobGCC calibration guide.

In each section there will be a link to the related section of the calibration guide.

Below is a cheat sheet of all of the controls for changing the settings of your controller.

Upon changing settings, your controller will briefly output a value corresponding to the setting's current value on either an analog stick or a trigger. Use an input viewer to see these values, such as SmashScope or the input display in UnclePunch.

You can find SmashScope here.
SmashScope will not work on Slippi Dolphin. Most other versions of Dolphin work, you can find the latest version of Dolphin here.
Go to Controller Settings in Dolphin and set Wiimote emulation to None for all Wiimotes. A Wiimote is emulated by default in most versions of Dolphin and SmashScope will not function if there are any enabled.

Your controller starts in Safe Mode. You cannot change any settings unless you exit Safe Mode by holding A+X+Y+Start.

When you exit Safe Mode both of your analog sticks will output Up+Right and your triggers will output their maximum value for 2 seconds. If you are in game your character will roll to the right while this is happening
Once you are done modifying settings, enter Safe Mode again by pressing A+X+Y+Start. The controller will freeze and output the same values as when you exit Safe Mode, but for 4 seconds instead of 2.
You can also unplug your controller and plug it back in to ensure it is in Safe Mode.
For more information, refer to the Safe Mode Toggle section of the calibration guide.

If your analog sticks work at all they are probably already calibrated. You will not need to calibrate them again under most circumstances. You can read about Calibrating the Analog Sticks in this section of the guide.
They have likely already set the snapback filtering and waveshaping values. You can read about Snapback Filtering and WaveShaping in this section of the guide.

There are 7 different modes for the L/R analog triggers. Refer to the cheat sheet at the top of this section for a brief description of the modes. Read the Analog Trigger Modes section of the calibration guide for more information.

This can be used to prevent accidental presses of Taunt or Start by either requiring the button to be held down, or disabling the button entirely.
Press Z + Start to switch to the next mode.
The 6 modes are: -copied directly from the PhobGCC calibration guide-

Mode 1: Default behavior: both buttons respond immediately.
Mode 2: D-Pad Up must be held for 1.5 seconds to activate.
Mode 3: D-Pad Up is disabled entirely.
Mode 4: Start must be held for 1.5 seconds to activate.
Mode 5: Start and D-Pad Up both must be held for 1.5 seconds to activate.
Mode 6: D-Pad Up is disabled entirely and Start must be held for 1.5 seconds to activate.

If there is something wrong with your controller that is not addressed here:

If you received your controller from me (cannonball):