07-16-2017, 08:42 PM -
If you're using a DualShock 4 just use the DualShock 4 option? You can uninstall DS4 Windows and other irrelevant software, DS4 works natively.
Why would you map the controller to XInput in the first place when there's a native option?
After selecting the Input boot the game and make sure the controller's light bar stays blue after the game starts loading. If it does, then it's working, otherwise it's not properly connected. Other 3rd party software may be on the way or just needs to be plugged into another USB port.
Why would you map the controller to XInput in the first place when there's a native option?
After selecting the Input boot the game and make sure the controller's light bar stays blue after the game starts loading. If it does, then it's working, otherwise it's not properly connected. Other 3rd party software may be on the way or just needs to be plugged into another USB port.
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