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(06-17-2014, 09:45 PM)Nado Wrote: [ -> ]I don't mean to nag.... but will the DS4 touch-pad input be supported at some point?

(06-17-2014, 11:06 PM)hellbringer616 Wrote: [ -> ]With those 3 controllers hooked up what game were you playing?

(06-18-2014, 10:53 AM)Anatasia Wrote: [ -> ]FYI
http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-DS4Window...k-4-driver

Quote: This is an offshoot of the project found here, derived from the 1.3 RC3 version:
http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-DS4-To-XInput-Wrapper

Quote: ...I was inspired by the tool made by Scarlet.Crush for DS3.

(06-17-2014, 09:39 PM)Nado Wrote: [ -> ]I use a BT400 and am real satisfied with it. However I have only tested it on 3 simultaneous controllers, and that was just once or twice.

The only issue I have had is; the dongle seems to want to have a clear path to the controller, if anything gets between the controller and the dongle, communication is lost (using a rear USB port wasn't an option). This may be unique to my setup though...

Any bluetooth V2+EDR usb dongle is rated for up to 3 Mbit/s, a V3 bluetooth dongle like this one here : SMK LINK NANO promises transfer speeds of 24 Mbit/s, but uses different technology and may not work with this wrapper (a question for someone else).

My advice would be to go with a reputable brand, and buy it from a vendor that has a good return policy!

Good luck!

(12-28-2013, 05:05 PM)edo386 Wrote: [ -> ]Here you go, I've compiled the SCPcontrol in order to use tilt instead of the right joystick, all you need to do is to replace the SCPcontrol.dll with the attached one, make sure to stop the service before that and re-start replacing it.

For those interested on the code, I've installed MS Visual Studio Express 2012, edited the file BusDevices.cs within the SCPcontrol project, by trial and error I've found that Input[50] and Input[52] were the tilt inputs. You need to add 0x80 before sending the data to the scale(); function.

// 22 and 23 are pressure for Up and Right
// 24 and 25 are pressure for Down and Left
// 26 and 26 are L2 and R2
// 28 and 29 are L1 and R1 pressure
// 30 and 31 are Pressure for Triangle and Circle
// 32 and 33 are Pressure for X and square

Line 190

Code:

Int32 ThumbRX = Scale((Byte)(Input[50]+0x80), Global.FlipRX);
Int32 ThumbRY = -Scale((Byte)(Input[52]+0x80), Global.FlipRY);

(06-19-2014, 04:30 PM)Nado Wrote: [ -> ]Hammerwatch. I have never noticed any lag, but this is a PC game, it sounds like you are using a couple different emulators. I wonder if your lag could be related to that?

I use a piece of software called PGP to save and launch multiple controller configurations, I have experienced lag using this extra layer with emulators.... are you using anything similar?

(04-03-2014, 09:46 PM)Scarlet.Crush Wrote: [ -> ]1.2.2.175 Update Notes

ScpPad2Key.exe
1. Renamed to GtaMapper.exe, please delete old ScpPad2Key.exe.
2. Renamed GtaPadState to GamePadState and use ScpPadState as base class.
2. Modified to use utility classes within ScpControl.dll.
3. Modified keyboard focus cues and tab order.
4. Added saving/loading of options to/from the Registry.
Cheat.

DskMapper Key Binding
1. Right Stick -> Mouse Movement
2. DPAD -> Cursor Keys [w/ auto-repeat]
3. R1 -> Left Mouse Button
4. L1 -> Right Mouse Button
5. Cross -> Enter
6. Circle -> Escape
7. Square -> Tab
8. Triangle -> Spacebar
9. R2 -> PageUp
10. L2 -> PageDown

To Toggle between the above being Enabled/Disabled
DS3 : PS + Start
DS4 : TouchPad