thanks inhexster and electrobrain for spending a lot of time creating all that...
is there any possibility to get the controller working during TEAMSPEAK is running? cause I play fifa 14 for a professional proclub-team and we need TS to communicate
without TS,the tool works...if i start TS then its lagging...
THANK YOU GUYS!!!
GREETZ FROM GERMANY!!
(01-24-2014, 06:01 PM)KANE Wrote: [ -> ]thanks inhexster and electrobrain for spending a lot of time creating all that...
is there any possibility to get the controller working during TEAMSPEAK is running? cause I play fifa 14 for a professional proclub-team and we need TS to communicate
without TS,the tool works...if i start TS then its lagging...
THANK YOU GUYS!!!
GREETZ FROM GERMANY!!
you can its one the check box ooptions
(01-24-2014, 06:48 PM)DeathWish Wrote: [ -> ]you can its one the check box ooptions
There is 2 ways to go about this:
1.
Use Exclusive Mode (Hide DS4 Controller) - No Dual Input
In TeamSpeak enable Keyboard and Mouse use only
Should fix the lags
2.
Use Shared mode - might have dual input
TeamSpeak will work fine
not working :-/
pad gets disconnected...reconnect...and so on...
i´ve enabled "only keyb and mouse"-function in TS...but what do you mean with "shared mode" ? sry for the question but its only cause i´m german n dont know the exact translation for that
i´m using win 7.1 ultimate
THANKS FORE THE QUICK REPLY!!!
InhexSTER, is it not possible to use windows.device.sensor in winapi for axis support?
(01-24-2014, 08:38 PM)KANE Wrote: [ -> ]not working :-/
pad gets disconnected...reconnect...and so on...
i´ve enabled "only keyb and mouse"-function in TS...but what do you mean with "shared mode" ? sry for the question but its only cause i´m german n dont know the exact translation for that
i´m using win 7.1 ultimate
THANKS FORE THE QUICK REPLY!!!
In first post there is a link to a post explaining difference between two modes
(01-24-2014, 08:39 PM)Eggbom Wrote: [ -> ]InhexSTER, is it not possible to use windows.device.sensor in winapi for axis support?
No this is used to read data/receive events from sensors
(01-24-2014, 04:48 PM)InhexSTER Wrote: [ -> ]I will be available approximately after 5PM EST (10PM GMT)
Today is my wife's birthday so I am going to be free somewhat later than that, after dinner. How would 10PM EST (3AM GMT) work for the interested parties?
So how do I pair this up with a BT Dongle?
(01-24-2014, 09:28 PM)Mkilbride Wrote: [ -> ]So how do I pair this up with a BT Dongle?
Hold PS+Share until LED flashes rapidly, and pair through windows pairing window