Could use some help getting Dualshock 4 to work on PC

[coldreactive]

Well if you do as I said it will work...

Use this site as guide: link

And I will repeat again, after that you need always to calibrate the buttons in the game. After that it will work like that forever until you change again. Oh and I was forgetting one important thing... you need to run that program always or controller wont get recognized. Maybe is that the reason you can't set your buttons.

Wouldn't someone who actively develops it be better: http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-DS4Wi...Shock-4-driver

FF8 recognizes the buttons fine. I also had the same problem on PS4, the "Controller" tab under keybind would never accept anything unless it was keyboard presses.

Edit: When I run the tool, it still uses circle as confirm and whatnot, so it's not helping at all.

[Boon_Pendragon]

I don't know where WinUSB is installed when I "Replace Drivers" etc. So no, I'd have to re-install Windows completely. I now have four different controllers because my "Efforts" to get nothing working.

Hmm. Scarlet.Crush's items should all be in the folder you created to run the program from. As for multiple controllers, you should be able to uninstall them at Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers. That should allow you to right click on each of the controllers and "Remove Device" with administrator rights. A windows reinstall shouldn't be necessary.

[Bixby]

I also had the same problem on PS4, the "Controller" tab under keybind would never accept anything unless it was keyboard presses.

That's actually working as intended, and has nothing to do with a gamepad being set up correctly or incorrectly. The keybind menu is for binding keys on the keyboard. If you want to calibrate the gamepad or change what button on your gamepad does what, you go into System Config > Gamepad tab.

[Shiki_Lockhart]

That's actually working as intended, and has nothing to do with a gamepad being set up correctly or incorrectly. The keybind menu is for binding keys on the keyboard. If you want to calibrate the gamepad or change what button on your gamepad does what, you go into System Config > Gamepad tab.

Yep what he said... and you didn't listen to what i said lol. After you install the program and run it you still need to calibrate before start playing or else will have messy keybindings. You just need to do that once.

System config > gamepad tab > calibrate all your 23 buttons and then save and apply and close. Now you have your gamepad working correctly.

[coldreactive]

Yep what he said... and you didn't listen to what i said lol. After you install the program and run it you still need to calibrate before start playing or else will have messy keybindings. You just need to do that once.

System config > gamepad tab > calibrate all your 23 buttons and then save and apply and close. Now you have your gamepad working correctly.

It's showing me this:



Tilting up does nothing. Changed it to XBOX 360 controller on the dropdown, now it's stuck on this:



Touchpad doesn't seem to work at all.

[MachaMaeve]

if your using ds4tools, the touchpad has to be enabled in ds4tools for that controller. the controller should be set to the xbox controller in game.

[coldreactive]

if your using ds4tools, the touchpad has to be enabled in ds4tools for that controller. the controller should be set to the xbox controller in game.

Pressing "Pad Button" does nothing even with touchpad enabled.

[MachaMaeve]

Sounds like the issue is going back to the mapping in the ffxiv.cfg file. ill check my settings once i get home. I use BT and USB without issues.

[coldreactive]

Sounds like the issue is going back to the mapping in the ffxiv.cfg file. ill check my settings once i get home. I use BT and USB without issues.

I can't do anything with FFXIV.cfg unless I set it to read-only, since starting up FFXIV overwrites it. I don't want to set it to read-only.