He fixed the BSOD issue if you use the controller while its being disconnected.
Yeah the DS3 Tool web interface thing sucks, but does the job (at least i can remap the buttons).
The problem I'm having with this on Win8.1 64bit is that it doesn't seem to install the service automatically, no matter what combination of checkboxes i try.
The problem I'm having with this on Win8.1 64bit is that it doesn't seem to install the service automatically, no matter what combination of checkboxes i try.
EDIT: It was because i dragged the files out of the zip archive, windows thought they needed to be 'blocked' (as they came from the network), so i guess automatic running of ScpService.exe didn't succeed. I used another way of getting the files into the program files folder, and since they weren't from 'the network' anymore, it all proceeded fine.
Hello,
I've followed the instructions in this
video, and everything goes as planned (the monitor tells me the ds3 is connected).
But after I disconnect the USB cable I cannot connect with the Bluetooth. Monitor tells me that Joypad 1 is reserved, but no way to use it without the cable.
Could someone help?
EDIT: Nevermind, it suddenly started working.
Thank you for the great tool
(11-21-2013, 09:06 PM)rajkosto Wrote: [ -> ]He fixed the BSOD issue if you use the controller while its being disconnected.
Yeah the DS3 Tool web interface thing sucks, but does the job (at least i can remap the buttons).
I was using many versions of MotionJoy - all of them was causing random BSOD, so for me, it's a crap. Also, AFAIK MotionJoy isn't open source so I couldn't modify it to make it work as I needed. I didn't mention ridiculous interface because you can always use BetterDS3. Conclusion? For me, XInput Wrapper is much better than MotionJoy.
(11-19-2013, 03:11 AM)Blyss Sarania Wrote: [ -> ]Good job, if it works. I don't have a fake controller to test though.
+1 for you
Thanks. After some hours of testing I noticed, that all or "working without lags" pads have also random 15-20 sec. time of lagging every ~20 minutes. I'll try to fix it during weekend.
After i got it working, i now prefer this to motioninjoy.
At least i don't have to choose xinput and hit enable in DS3_Tool every time i plug the controller in anymore.
I had to replace the input board in my DS3 because it was registering a ghost 0.0030 value on the Square button though (when it wasn't depressed)
Maybe add a configuration setting somewhere for the deadzone on specific buttons ?
(11-19-2013, 04:48 AM)rglarson13 Wrote: [ -> ]I have a similar problem with Windows 7 64-bit. I'm on 1.0.103, but after shutdown/sleep/hibernation, the controller can't find the computer (the four lights just flash until it gives up). Uninstall and reinstall via SCPDriver.exe fixes the problem, but it's a 60-second pain in the ass that I don't want to have to do every time I come back to my computer.
Any solution?
Try checking if the scp service running in the background. I have this command on a .bat file if that happens. (run the .bat file with admin privileges)
Code:
@echo OFF
net.exe Start "SCP DS3 Service"
pause
Speaking of controllers, does anyone know of any wireless retro controllers for PC, such as snes, Neo Geo CD, Saturn, etc?
(11-19-2013, 01:19 AM)Nashi Wrote: [ -> ]Nobody needs the sources so... here's just DLL fix for fake controllers (based on version 1.0.0.103).
All my controllers are working now via Bluetooth, but one is lagged - always the same though it's okay when connected to PS3. I'll make some update when I'll find the reason.
I have a USB-wired PowerA Pro Ex controller (3rd party/non-genuine controller for the PS3) and I would really like to be able to use this driver. I tried your DLL, but my controller is still only recognized as "Pro Ex" and isn't connected according to the DS3 monitor tool. Is there anything I'm supposed to do to connect it?
Hello, I wanted to ask: is it normal that Pcsx2 recognises the controller only if this is connected before launching the emulator?
I ask because from time to time I have to leave the game in pause for a while (turning off the controller to avoid wasting battery), and when I come back I have to restart Pcsx2 in order to use controller again.
Anyway, this tool is great, thank you so much