#Dualshock 4 pcsx2 drivers
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#Dualshock 4 pcsx2 software
#Dualshock 4 pcsx2 Ps4
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#Dualshock 4 pcsx2 portable

I personally use J2K's version since it has a simple interface, portable (besides installing the driver) and has no ads.ДS4 is already better than the xbox360 pad feature wise. The one mentioned in the article is by jhebbel and the other is by Jays2Kings. There are 2 forks of DS4Tool that are currently being updated and maintained. Given that the DS4 Tool has been around for a while now, I'm guessing that a good number of you out there already use it.

#Dualshock 4 pcsx2 Pc

I thought I'd make a poll to see which controller you all use for PC gaming (when you do use a controller.) If you use more than one, go with whichever one you use more.

#Dualshock 4 pcsx2 Ps4

If you like the feel of the PS4 controller and like having control of your mouse from the couch, it's certainly worth giving DS4 Tool a shot. I'd still welcome an official driver, though at this point, I wouldn't be surprised if the DS4 tool winds up remaining the better option.

The DS4 trackpad is such a natural fit for PC that it's too bad Sony hasn't made good on their past intimations of PC supportВ and released official Windows drivers. Fortunately, most of those things are single-mouse-click operations, and it's nice that I can take care of them without putting down my controller. While I can navigate some things using Steam's big picture mode, I still need to do a fair amount of mouse-clicking in between games: Checking for new graphics drivers, switching my sound output options, tweaking something in Nvidia control panel, etc. (I know! The trackpad!) I play a lot of games with my PC plugged into the TV in my living room, especially around this time of year. The DualShock 4 has one advantage that I didn't anticipate: The controller's built-in trackpad. (I think my brain could use its own wrapper software.) You might miss a few QTEs at first?I died a couple of times in Shadow of MordorВ thanks to that?but I got used to it pretty quickly. It also did take a little doing to get my brain to read on-screen Xbox prompts and translate them to the PS4 controller. It must be said that both the Xbox One and 360 controllers still offer a smoother experience than the DualShock 4 - both of those are essentially seamless at this point, so the DS4 Tool, while not all that finicky, is still the more finicky option. ( This one, for the record.) But generally, it works well, and I sense those issues are mostly related to the weirdnesses of Bluetooth?when I wire the controller directly into my PC via micro-USB, it works perfectly.

I've had some minor issues, mostly when using the controller wirelessly via Bluetooth?for example, sometimes I won't be able to get the controller's LED light to do what I think I'm telling it to do with the software, or I'll occasionally be unable to wake the controller and will have to re-pair it with my Bluetooth receiver. I've been playing PC games with a DualShock 4 ever since setting it up, and I've been happy with the experience. There are already a number of good setup guidesВ around the internet, but here's one from DS4 Tool creator JB Hebbel: I've yet to encounter a game that doesn't work with it.

#Dualshock 4 pcsx2 software

Basically, it makes games think that your DualShock 4 is an Xbox controller.В Its creators regularly release updates, and at this point, the software has gotten very reliable.

DS4 Tool is a cool, donation-supported bit of custom programming that acts as a wrapper, letting the PS4 controller interface with your PC's standard XInput controller driver. So, a couple of weeks ago, I decided to finally see how the PS4 controller would do on my PC.ДЇirst of all, setup: The most important thing you'll want to download is the DS4 ToolВ software. (Personal preference!) Some things?the triggers, mostly?have grown on me over the past year, but I still haven't gotten comfortable with the thumbsticks. It worked fine, but I couldn't ignore the fact that I just?don't really love the Xbox One controller.

#Dualshock 4 pcsx2 drivers

So, I'd opted instead to start using an Xbox One controller, since Microsoft released drivers earlier this year. I'd heard that it wasn't that consistent, that it was kind of a headache, that it was better to just stick with an Xbox controller. I really like the DualShock 4, but while I've known for some time that it's an option for PC, I'd been putting off setting it up. But you don't have to use Microsoft's controller with your PC you've actually got a lot of options, including the PS4's DualShock 4. If you're using a controller to play a PC game?I know, I know, shhh, it's okay?chances are the on-screen prompts you see will match up with an Xbox controller. The DualShock 4 Has Become A Pretty Great PC Controller