DualShock 4 on PC no Vibration

Hi all

I have a new DS4 that i plugged into my laptop to fish but i don't feel any vibrations
...I do have vibrations checked on. Any clue how to fix this guys?

Using Better DS3 and Motionjoy drivers?

DualShock 4 doesn't support vibration natively as it is not in the XInput specification when using on PC. Will have to depend on Sony to release a PC driver to fully support DualShock 4's feature like the touchpad.

I've never gotten vibration to work with the PC version of the game. On both a DS3 gamepad and with a wired 360 gamepad.

just wait till you start the auto running and random "cant move for 5 seconds" in EG. Vibration will be the least of your woes

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Originally Posted by Kyri

just wait till you start the auto running and random "cant move for 5 seconds" in EG. Vibration will be the least of your woes

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I've never experienced this issue myself.

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Originally Posted by Laraul

I've never gotten vibration to work with the PC version of the game. On both a DS3 gamepad and with a wired 360 gamepad.

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The game never have a full vibration during gameplay, but I have had the vibration happening during cut scenes after some boss fights... so vibration does work.

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Originally Posted by Laraul

I've never gotten vibration to work with the PC version of the game. On both a DS3 gamepad and with a wired 360 gamepad.

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You have to go into config and click "enable vibration"

In some cases, depending on how it was installed and the OS you are using, it might require you moving a file into the sysWOW folder. I had to do this once before and it was a solution I found on the motionjoy forum. I use DS3 with motionjoy on Win7 64bit and it works fine. Only time you'll ever see issues with it is if you're using an unsupported dongle (for wireless use) or the actual USB cord you have is faulty which causes it to disconnect/reconnect as it is re-recognized by pnp. A jerry-rig fix for that is to bend the cord near the plug for the back of controller back on itself then tie/tape it in place, or you can go out and get a new cord. For some reason the cords go bad relatively fast in my experience.