Thanks for your help! Just by saying, "DS4 Input Handler" you clued me into the fact that I was missing something. Trying to use it with the official PC Wireless Adaptor causes RPCS3 to crash however, I see that this issue has already been brought up on Github, so disregard that. The controller works now if I use it wired and connected via Bluetooth to my computer directly. I didn't realise I had to set the handler there, thought it was just in the dropdown where you configure the keyboard (since it has a greyed-out box with "Controller to Configure", I thought something was wrong). My apologies, I'd read every other part of the Quickstart Guide except for I/O (figures). Make sure you don't have per game configuration overriding your main configuration, if you do, then configure your input on that per game configuration option (right click on game and clicking on configuration is per game configuration).
If you select it, then your Keyboard won't work at all on the game, even if DS4 also doesn't. If any of your delegate would like to help out please reply to this message AND email me, it will be the same address as my apple ID.(09-09-2017, 12:09 PM)Ani Wrote: What do you mean by "just thinks"? You have to select the DS4 Input Handler, it won't magically be select if you just connect the controller. I didnt submit an official ticket to Apple. I've reinstalled the driver a bunch of times already and that did not help, the issue remains the same, the controller appears as a detected device in the devices manager, it recognizes it as an xbox 360 controller, but it won't work in games, won't send or receive any input, checking the 'Game Controllers' setting doesn't. #2 When pairing via bluetooth, message "configuring controller, will try again later" will nonstop pop up until Bluetooth stop trying to pair up with the controller. I've done that, uninstalling the driver was the only way to fix it. The Elder Scrolls Online for PC supports XInput controllers, which includes the Xbox 360, Xbox One and.
#1 When plugged in via USB cable and press the pairing button on my controller, console shows that the USB port read the signal and immediately disconnect shortly afterwards. You may have to reactivate your controller. I tried to livestream the log through console. So, that means I cant even get my controller to pair up with my Macbook Pro, unlike some of you mentioned above that you could use the controller in a certain game. I also tried to pair some other devices in both boots, it works fine. Both result in connecting., and then connection rejected. I tried to connect it through normal boot and safe boot. I am with SP5246-202010 For Nintendo Switch Controller Pro on Monterey 12.4
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