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You can't selext if you want to disable Bluetooth during the install process, so you can't have that issue

Yes, both swinging and tilting are planned features

There is no tilt support yet, but I will work on it. Hiidra works in a different way compared to other loaders, so selecting IOSes isn't really possible. Cheats are planned, but not important for now

I'm not sure if that's still reliable since it was made with an early version of Hiidra

Yes, a better support for wiimote and it's accessories is planned

Not at all! It would be nice to have one here as well tbh

I don't have plan for NTFS support, nor for USB controllers. Also no, there is no compatibility list.

Uhhh do you have L+Z mapped with GC2Wiimote to thr Home button? If so then yes, the exit to home menu doesn't work yet

Read here: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/revision-identification-guide.863/

I did test a touchscreen with a custom build of GC2Wiimote. Works fine

If you set the wiimote orientation to sideways, the DPad mapping will be as if you hold the wiimote horizontally with the DPad on the left side

I have actually had a similar issue with other two SanDisk drives. I am still trying to fix it, somehow the FAT library used in Hiidra doesn't like SanDisk drives.

There is not currently, but I might add it.

Make sure you are using the right folder structure: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/setting-up-wii-and-gamecube-games.3583/

The trim is fine, make sure to sand the edges to make them smooth

Make sure it's not an issue with your wiring. Many of us have tested BBLoader both with and without the MX chip.

https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/setting-up-wii-and-gamecube-games.3583/

This is a known issue of the "Direct IR mode". I am working on a fix

The adapter included in the kit has been confirmed working flawlessly to everyone who has tested it, so you have nothing to worry about that :) I will still check this adapter and try to get it to work

With BBLoader WiFi can be enabled on a per-game basis, even if it was patched out during the install. So If the relocation went wrong then simply wii games won't boot with WiFi enabled, but the Wii will boot. The real issue is finding the space to put the WiFi module in the G-Boy...