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README enabling motion sensors on non-wii gamepads

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@ -31,6 +31,16 @@ This method isn't as accurate as passthrough, but it has much better hardware co
It only requires ```bluez``` which is bundled with the flatpak, and ```allow=bluetooth``` which is enabled by default in the manifest. Coupled with the improved compatibility this means it should work outside the box for most users. It only requires ```bluez``` which is bundled with the flatpak, and ```allow=bluetooth``` which is enabled by default in the manifest. Coupled with the improved compatibility this means it should work outside the box for most users.
# How to enable motion controls on non-wii controllers
Some popular controllers such as those on the nintendo switch and ps4/ps5 feature motion sensors that can be used to approximate some Wii remote features.
Even though his bundle already ships with the necessary dependencies, depending on your distribution you may still need to manually add a udev rule to allow applications to access the motion sensors:
```SUBSYSTEM=="input", KERNEL=="event*", ATTRS{name}=="*Motion Sensors", TAG+="uaccess"```
Fedora users should place this rule under ```/etc/udev/rules.d/```, it should also be the same in most other systems but it could also have slight variations from one distribution to another.
# Permissions used: # Permissions used:
## device=all ## device=all