Smashscope and GCC Test Suite on PC only work with the mainline Dolphin Emulator.

Set and use Port 1 to GameCube Controller Adapter (USB).

Set all Wii Remotes to None in the controller settings.

Both sticks and triggers will be held for a few moments

The C-Stick y-axis will display the setting value for a few moments

The analog trigger values (shown above the red bars) and C-Stick x-axis & y-axis will very quickly display the current setting

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| Toggle Safe Mode

| View Firmware Version

| Soft Reset

| Auto-Initialize

| Rumble Options

| Tournament Modes

OFF: A 1 second freeze confirmation will occur. Release all buttons once you see the confirmation as shown in the image. Enables all Phob commands.

All changes made are saved once control returns to normal.

ON: A 3 second freeze confirmation will occur. Disables all Phob commands. Unplugging the controller will also resume Safe Mode.

Viewable in the C-stick Y-axis.

Current public firmware: v0.29.
(Information is specified for this version)

Returns all modified settings to default.
Analog sticks retain the most recent calibration.

Make sure all sticks and triggers are in the neutral position when plugging in.

ON: Analog sticks will now activate automatically upon plug in.

OFF: Analog sticks will now only activate by pressing B upon plug in.

NOTE: The opposite position of the sticks will appear when toggling off. The values will also show negative numbers instead.

Increase or decrease the strength of the rumble motor.

Settings range from 0 to 11.
The default is set to 9.
Set to 0 to disable rumble.

To prevent accidental D-pad UP and Start inputs, users can cycle through 6 simple modes that modify their input methods. Mode viewable in the y-axis of the C-Stick.

1. Default
2. Hold to use D-pad Up
3. Disable D-pad Up
4. Hold to use Start
5. Hold to use D-pad Up and hold to use Start
6. Disable D-pad Up and hold to use Start

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| Trigger Modes

| Analog Trigger Value Adjustment

| Button Swap Remap

Users can define a set analog value for each trigger.

The default is set to lowest at 49 and can be raised up to the highest at 227.

This adjustment is very game-dependent to achieve the desired result, so the following Super Smash Bros. facts are provided:

• 49 is the value with the largest light shield bubble in Melee.
• 140 is the virtual limit in Melee, indistinguishable from the smallest hard shield bubble.
• 79 is the threshold for activating L or R in Ultimate. Triggers do not activate with the digital contact press nor analog values 78 and below. In Melee, Airdodge, Powershield, and Tech are only performed with the digital input.
  
• Trigger mode 7 scales the sensitivity with the set analog trigger value.
  Default sensitivity at 49, double around 140, and triple around 227.

The Phob comes equipped with simple button swap remappings that allow users to swap the X or Y buttons with the L, R, or Z buttons.

To swap, press the 2 desired buttons and Start.

Familiarize yourself with the following button combinations to progress through the calibration process.

Begin by selecting a calibration option (Left-Stick or C-Stick).

After the freeze confirmation, the opposite stick will now guide you by displaying the current stick position being measured on the screen.

We start with the stick centered, then press continue. (You may have to press continue 1 extra time to proceed to the next position)

Once the guide shows the next position (The first notch we measure is to the right), move and HOLD the stick you’re calibrating to match with the guide, then press continue to record the measurement.

The guide should return to neutral, release the stick just as the visual guide presents, then press continue. Reminder to only press continue when the guide and your held stick position match.

Keep matching the guide and pressing continue through the measurement phase, alternating between holding the stick to the notch and releasing to center.

(The calibration route map around the stick gate can be seen in the diagram.)

Stop once you reach notch position 9. The following 9 through 16 positions are the additional notches. (such as “firefox notches”)

If you only have some additional notches, see step 6. If you have all 8 additional notches and wish to record them for calibration, proceed as normal and continue to step 7.

If you only have a few additional notches (such as “wavedash notches”) or no extra notches at all, leave the stick released in the neutral position and press continue to skip each notch you do NOT have, and take care to record the notches you DO have.

Once you have gone through all 16 notch positions or by pressing Start to skip measuring entirely, the guide will immediately move to the top right notch (position 5).

This is now the adjustment phase of the calibration process and should now have normal control of the stick you are calibrating.

The guide will show which notch is currently being adjusted. Hold the stick to that notch to view changes made in real time.

If you wish to adjust the recorded values, you can press X or Y to move it clockwise or counterclockwise, respectively, around the gate.

NOTE: There is a limit to how far you may adjust notch values.

Press B to reset the notch values.
Press continue when you are satisfied with the recorded values.

The guide will then proceed through all notch positions the Phob has recorded, not including the first 4. Press continue when satisfied.

Note:
If it skips a notch you believe you have measured, there is a problem and you may have to start over. If it persists, there may be an internal issue.

For recommendations on notch values, see the next section.

After pressing continue on the last notch position recorded, the guide will cease and the calibration process is finished.

These are optional adjustments that may benefit most players. Find what works best for you. For best results, repeatedly move the stick to the notch from many different directions as you are making adjustments to visualize the range you are working with.

Remember, the X and Y buttons rotate the coordinate values; they don’t simply increase or decrease the values. Please keep in mind which axis and direction we are referring to when applying these adjustments. Become familiar with the Cartesian (x-y) Coordinate Plane to understand how the values from the analog sticks are read. Negative values increase by moving the stick x-axis left and y-axis down while positive values increase by moving the stick x-axis right and y-axis up.

Most of these tips are for SSBM, but we have also included a tip for SSBU.

Ensure Tap Jump
y ≈ 0.7000

y = 0.6625 is the threshold for inputting Tap Jump.

or

Avoid Tap Jumps
y ≈ 0.6250

Allows using the upper notches without risk of accidentally jumping. Lowering this value may also help some players with performing unbuffered Up Tilts by a small margin.

Crouch Buffered Walk
y ≈ -0.6750

To ensure Shield Drop accuracy, avoid y ≤ -0.6500. This notch value allows players to walk forward and instantly crouch once hit to more easily counterattack.

or

Jab Cancel
y ≈ -0.7125

This notch value allows some characters to be able to continuously use Jab1 while preventing the follow-up Jab sequence. If facing right, hold down-left.

Firefox / Wavedash Notches
Axis closest to center ≈ ±0.3250
To ensure execution accuracy, avoid values ≤ ±0.2750. These are the additional notches, 9 through 16.

or

Turnaround-Tilt Notches (SSBU)
Axis closest to center ≈ ±0.4250
To ensure execution accuracy, avoid values ≤ ±0.3875. These are the additional notches, 9 through 16.

Angled Forward Smash
x ≥ ±0.8000
This value is at the limit of the adjustable range, and maxing it out is common.

If your adjustments won’t reach, try recalibrating for better results.

Avoid x ≤ ±0.7875 or y ≤ ±6500.

This is a deadzone and will not input anything.

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| View Settings

| Snapback

| Axis Smoothing

| Wave Shaping

| Analog Stick Scaling

| Cardinal Snapping

Input these commands to see the corresponding analog stick filter settings.

This filter avoids the natural stick bounce when flicking the stick that may register in the opposite direction, aka snapback.

Values range from -10 to +10.
The default is set to +4.
Set to 0 to disable the filter.

Positive values will only slow down the speed of its return to center. Negative values will still increasingly reduce snapback, but will have more OEM behaviors. The C-Stick version of this filter is treated the same as Axis Smoothing, refer there for details.

Use these details for C-Stick Snapback

This filter works similarly to the widely used capacitor fix on OEM controllers to suppress snapback.

We do not recommend using both this filter and Snapback for the same axis on the analog stick.

This filter allows quick flicks of the analog stick to feel more responsive and effective, such as pivots, dashback, and stick tap short hops. Waveshaping induces a slight delay when the stick is moved rapidly.

Increasing this filter will sharpen motions by moving the delay later.

Values range from 0 to 15.
The default is set to 0.

This filter changes what range of values get registered at the edge of the control stick gate. Simply, Smash/Tap/Dash stick inputs will become more sensitive at higher values and less sensitive at lower values.

Values Range from 82 to 125.
Default is set to 100.

NOTE: The current tournament legal range is between 90 to 110.

This filter will allow users to more reliably “snap” into the 1.0 cardinal directions. Users should note that standard OEM controllers will very normally top out at 0.9875 and be virtually negligible from 1.0 behavior. However, this feature can allow a wider window to lock into the cardinal.

Values range from -1 to 6.
Default is set to 6 with the widest window.
Set to 0 to disable the filter.
-1 will instead max out at 0.9875.

These are optional adjustments that may benefit most players. Find what works best for you.

Left-Stick Single Motion Ledgedash (SSBM)
Increase Waveshaping x-axis to around 5+.

Allows players to let go of the ledge first and then immediately drift inward with just a straight down-forward motion into the diagonal notch.

Reliable C-Stick
Increase Analog Stick Scaling to around 105+.

Effectively widens the deadzone to more reliably input the desired direction.