Scuf Controller mapping all over

[Tenkaii]

Greetings fellow gamers. Has anyone had an issue with a Scuf controller where once you connect it and all the mappings go all over? Specifically, all my face buttons are swapped, A <-> X, and B <-> Y, and my start/select buttons correspond to my triggers. Everything else in steam and all my other games read the inputs correctly so its just a FF14 issue so. nothing i tried has worked. ANy help would be v appreciated

[Votraftur]

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[LyraShu]

Can't say I have had this technical issue before with a controller, but it almost sounds like a driver or firmware that could be outdated if the controller just isn't "broken".

If you normally connect it to a pc to play, you should be able to check that out in Windows Device Manager to see if it provisioned correctly, and also to see if there is any errors or updates you could apple (you may need to go to manufacturer website)

If you connect to a game system (xbox, ps4, ect...), you may have a console update you need to apply if the controller is not "broken".

Those are the area's I would start with. Sorry I don't have more then the general "make sure everything is updated and turn off and on again" troubleshooting, but checking those will at least make sure that the system and controller are talking right between each other.

[Fenral]

You should be able to use the in-game calibration to tell it which buttons correspond to what. The auto-detection is frequently unreliable. (Up until 7.0, it registered entirely different buttons between the DualSense and DualSense Edge.)

But if it's like the DS Edge, there's a chance it won't work with the in-game calibration, at which point running through Steam (as a non-Steam app) with Steam Input enabled is one of a few ways to change how it is detected by FFXIV.


(From the title I thought the topic was about how controller input is scuffed in general, which is also true.)