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04-02-2014, 05:57 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-02-2014, 06:02 PM by shinra358.)
One more thing I'd like to elaborate on (overview):
1. default brightness level: level in which you want the light to shine. Purpose: Battery saving. Wireless setting would have a different setting than wired (like a laptop).
2. Idle light timer: user inputs a value to tell how much time the controller has before turn its' light off when nothing is being pressed or moved.
3. Complementary color battery level indicator: Instead of the light turning dim to indicate battery level, the color will gradually change to its' complementary color in the color wheel (color that is opposite of chosen color in the color wheel). This way, idling light off, default brightness level, and battery level warning won't clash with each other and you will save power whether being wired or wireless while still being able to differentiate between who has what controller.
The manual light off with the ps button that you said is also a great idea.
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I like the idea too. I don't want the bar on ALL the time but it would be nice to see it flash in order to indicate that the controller is now active. Right now I have it always off.
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04-03-2014, 08:12 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-03-2014, 08:16 PM by Anti Hero.)
Hey guy's, I've been trying to get this to work since yesterday and finally decided to make an account to see if you guys can help me since you've been so helpful to other members. I'm having the issue where the server is not recognizing the PS4 controller. I've tried disconnecting it and reconnecting it. I've tried reconnecting through the bluetooth dongle just to make sure its connected properly. I installed Xinput and even though the PS4 controller is connected properly to my pc (shows it coneccted and working properly on latest drivers) it shows it as not connected. I'm not sure what else to do, i've installed all of the programs that need to be installed but still no luck.
Connection type is bluetooth
Windows 8.1
DS4 Tool Version 1.2.2
I've tried both modes shared and un-shared
Usb and bluetooth are both working properly.
Any and all help is appreciated. I'm out of ideas and losing hope.
Thank you.
Edit - Forgot to mention that when I run the SCP Driver Installer it only shows the bus driver as being installed and not the device.
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Ok, I actually got it to work with the original drivers. 1.2.2 won't work for me I guess. I see people talking about 1.3 drivers in here but don't see them in the first post. Would anyone mind linking me to them please? Also, it's only working through usb and not through bluetooth. It won't find the controller if it's not plugged in. Anyone have any idea why that is? Windows see's the controller over bluetooth.
Thanks.
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Still no luck connecting via bluetooth...
Hmm, wonder what's going on. Windows recognizes it but the ds4 tool does not.