Well I always thought I had a DS3 because I heard Six-Axis doesn't support vibration even in PS3 games, yet mine vibrates during games but it doesn't have the DS3 brand. ah oh well, thanks

If it vibrates during PS3 gameplay, it's a DS3, regardless of whether the controller is labeled as such or not.

Is there is some way or switch that can switch my D-Pad and Left Analog settings by pressing some button.The reason for this is because I have problems with my left analog and when I start some game that requires the directions that are set to the left analog I have to go to LilyPad settings and reconfigure my controller.

I want to make a request:

Is there a possibility to improve the analysis of gamepads? I mean the stuff, that saves the controler bindings. It would be just great, if I could choose weither or not the gamepads are attached or not instead of the automatic one. I have the problem when I switch between my operating systems (Vista/7/XP), I need to configure all Gamepads again, when I start PCSX2. This costs pretty much time, when you have 4 or more Gamepads+Multitab to configure-.- (I think it has something to do with detecting the usb-ports, because the hardware and slots are the same, but some serial-number or smth. does not match between OSs and Lilypad cant find the device anymore)

If nobody can handle this -or just dont has time-, its ok, just wanted to mention this.

EDIT: Okay, I found the main-problem. Maybe its a bit wiser to find an other way to check for same devices. Only the InstanceID does not match and 50% from it are random-ganerated numbers and the other site of it is the HwID

You could use the load/save bindings feature. I asked Chickeliver before about this issue and it's close to impossible to keep the settings while changing OS. But saving/loading the bindings *should* work

Okay, maybe you could check this:

Ive got 2 absolut identically USB-Converter and here are the values that do not match between eachother

-objectname of the physical device (\Device\00000080 & *\0000008b)
-busnumber (00000002 & *4)
-adress (00000004 & *5) -> Smth to do with USB-Port?
-Basiccontainer ID/Container ID -> Thats what Lilypad is using!
-superior(?) (USB\VID_0E8F&PID_0003\5&4a03a84&0&4 & *5)

Basicly the idea is pretty good to use the ContainerId. And yes you are right, its impossible to keep settings between OS (except you would use HWID).
The 2nd issue is when you plug the same device in, they mix eachother. So if you think, you're using controller 1 all the time and you plug in a 2nd one, your controller can change to controller #2 or #3

I'll check it out if the objectname is a brandmarked serialnumber of a device or not=\
Maybe this will help^^

(10-26-2009 02:21 PM)GothicIII Wrote:  Okay, maybe you could check this:

Ive got 2 absolut identically USB-Converter and here are the values that do not match between eachother

-objectname of the physical device (\Device\00000080 & *\0000008b)
-busnumber (00000002 & *4)
-adress (00000004 & *5) -> Smth to do with USB-Port?
-Basiccontainer ID/Container ID -> Thats what Lilypad is using!
-superior(?) (USB\VID_0E8F&PID_0003\5&4a03a84&0&4 & *5)

Basicly the idea is pretty good to use the ContainerId. And yes you are right, its impossible to keep settings between OS (except you would use HWID).
The 2nd issue is when you plug the same device in, they mix eachother. So if you think, you're using controller 1 all the time and you plug in a 2nd one, your controller can change to controller #2 or #3

I'll check it out if the objectname is a brandmarked serialnumber of a device or not=\
Maybe this will help^^

For DirectInput devices, I use Windows GUIDs. Once I've matched all I can with GUIDs, I fall back to device id strings (And just match them in order when multiple devices have the same strings). This is all the description DirectInput provides. As far as I know, there's no reasonable way to map DirectInput devices to HID device strings (And the trailing crap on HID device strings vary across OSes for the same device, too).

hello,
is there a way to switch between different key-profiles on-fly?
my problem is, some games dont have the option to reverse axis and i need to change binding before i run the game. I know there is "save/load" option in lilypad, but it would be helpful to have the dedicated button like F4(or something) to cycle through the key-profiles IN GAME.

Hello

I'm having an issue with my game pad, specifically dealing with the left analog stick. It does not seem to bind correctly. I can only move to the left. I tried multiple times but have had no luck.

The pad is a: game elements pc recoil pad
and shows up under device diagnostics as: DX GGE909 PC Recoil Pad

I got a problem... or maybe a bug

I had 2 controller. One is usual usb controller, second is XBOX360 controller for Windows wired.

I bind both controllers buttons into pad 1, (For swapping just in case i'm bored with one of them) then found a problem

It seems if i didnt unplug XBOX360 controller, the Z-/right analog stick-left rotation on my usual usb controller wont respond. So when i turn the camera to the left ( all game with right analog stick functioned for camera ), it won't respond. But when using XBOX360, it responded.

Happens with all version of lilypad.