DualSenseX VS XOutput

- It may not be a proper answer but Apple always advertises PS5 controllers to use that for mac gaming and that works perfectly well. https://github.com/Paliverse/DualSenseX I hope it helps.

It does require a PS4 DualShock 4 controller, you’ll have to setup a workaround for all other controllers: - Xbox Controller (ROG Ally): ReWASD https://www.rewasd.com - PS5 DualSense: DualSenseX https://github.com/Paliverse/DualSenseX

https://github.com/Paliverse/DualSenseX https://store.steampowered.com/app/1812620/DSX/

dualsensex link - https://github.com/Paliverse/DualSenseX/releases/tag/1.4.9

I mean the program ds4 windows to use ps controller for windows. You could try https://github.com/Paliverse/DualSenseX Don’t know if it works but some people say it does

Hey, I was able to use my dualsense by downloading this app here. Works perfect... no viruses or funny business. I have ds4 and inputmapper and those were giving me trouble... I think that even when the dualsense is working through those, it is being emulated as a dualshock 4.... Anyways, that app above works perfect... It's called dualsensex. Good luck

My trusty old Dualshock 3 died recently and it became necessary to replace the controller in order to continue being able to play the game the way I enjoy it. The price difference between a DualShock 4 and a DualSense is minimal where I live, so I went for the DualSense. After installing DualSenseX and VGIemubus available at this github repo, I then followed the guide available at this post, I set up the dual audio output to enable haptive feedback, with the first output being through my controller, and the secondary output being through my TV (being used as a monitor). Having done so, I then returned to the DualSenseX program and went to the settings tab, and then the controller section under this tab. I changed the audio output mode to headset, in order to mute the audio output from the controller speaker while retaining haptic feedback from the controller motors. Once this was done, I configured the controller keys for PCSX2 and went to try it out. I cannot believe that we did not have this option sooner, and if you have the controller as an option to play the game with, it is absolutely worth it.

Xoutput - is maybe the simplest but x360 only.

I've been playing with using XOutput + HidHide to cause Windows to see the the ALP controls as an Xbox controller instead of the generic device it normally appears as, and it seemed to significantly improve the input latency in FX. But there are other downsides and quirks that it causes, including problems actually launching the ball in some of the FX tables, so it might also end up being a non-starter.

I’m using this as a hub for mainly a GameCube emulator and those controllers do not have Xinput so it wont work in Playnite. I used this to map the controller to XInput and then added an extra line in the Launch Playnite.bat file to also open XOutput on startup

Does your ipac have a dinput mode? If so, xoutput may work https://github.com/csutorasa/XOutput/issues/210

I know a fair number of people would like to be able to use their HOTAS with NMS (plenty pancake players, not just VR players who dislike the virtual HOTAS we get). A problem for PC VR players, though, is that any solution might leave you stuck with the HOTAS for all play and that wouldn't be so great. But I've seen a couple of people in other subs say that they use XOutput for this and that it lets them switch seamlessly between HOTAS and motion controllers, detecting when they put one device down and pick up the other.