BakkesMod2-Plugins VS DualSense-Windows

Hello. I'm trying to make a relative car controller plugin where the direction inputs of dodging, aerials and air rolls are relative to the rotation of the car. I'm using this event hook : `gameWrapper->HookEventWithCaller("Function TAGame.Car_TA.SetVehicleInput")` same as used by the [MechanicalPlugin](https://github.com/bakkesmodorg/BakkesMod2-Plugins/blob/master/MechanicalPlugin/mechanicalplugin.cpp). The algorithms are ironed down and everything works fine in freeplay. The problem is when I start an online game, the animations play as it's supposed to move, but the car is moving how the original inputs were intended to.

u/ytzi13 said most of what I wanted to say. Listen to them. Especially the thing about free play. I'd advise you to download bakkesmod though.

Include a screenshot of your "Version Info" (In bakkesmod, go to Help -> show version info. Currently the newest version is Injector: 28, BakkesMod:136~~~~. If you're not on these versions, download the newest version from bakkesmod.com) I downloaded the newest version today but the injector doesn't start.

For a full list of cvars that the redirect plugin uses, see here.

^ this. Also you can use the hitbox plugin on bakkesmod so you can actually see it in training as it won't work in actual game as it would be a advantage

Also if possible use https://bakkesmod.com/ (PC ONLY and I think steam only) Helps a ton in Freeplay since it can use your Chat binds to pass the ball to you or do a ground roll to you.

>! https://bakkesmod.com !<

https://bakkesmod.com/ There are plenty tutorials on YouTube for extra help.

We know that Adaptive Triggers can be programable by the developers and on PC side: reverse engineering efforts is proof of that . Despite that, until Sony figure out a way to expose those functions on Linux's side (see this article for more info), we won't see that anytime soon.