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Posted: Tue, 5th Apr 2016 18:32 Post subject: |
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Wait, does it mean that I can play PS4 games on PC with keyboard and mouse?
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Posted: Tue, 5th Apr 2016 18:40 Post subject: |
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nope, ds4 controller is forced (wired!)
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Posted: Thu, 7th Apr 2016 14:24 Post subject: |
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The Remote Play application *requires* a PS4 controller and it has to be wired/USB connected to the PC. Right? So that means the PS4 controller works on PC via Sony's software.... yes...? If so, how is that exploitable to get "native" DS4 functionality? I love my DS4, best pad by far, but having to use InputMapper is a goddamn pain in the arse due to Windows 10 changes.
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Posted: Thu, 7th Apr 2016 14:26 Post subject: |
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think so yes, havent tried it cause im too lazy to update my ps4 (and i wont till i need, i.e. for playing uncharted 4, cause of reasons). and i think you need to link your psn account in the remote play app....
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Posted: Thu, 7th Apr 2016 15:07 Post subject: |
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Janz wrote: | think so yes, havent tried it cause im too lazy to update my ps4 (and i wont till i need, i.e. for playing uncharted 4, cause of reasons). and i think you need to link your psn account in the remote play app.... |
It seems like maybe the controller only works *inside* the remote play app.. which is a shame, especially since Sony knows people have crying out for Windows drivers for ages now. There are *some* games that utilise the DS4 natively, I just wish we could get a system-wide driver that didn't rely on InputMapper. I love IM but it conflicts *hard* with Windows 10 and the required Exclusive Mode.
>Turn on PC with controller connected via USB/BT? Windows reads it as "Game Controller" and InputMapper fails to set Exclusive Mode correctly, ending up with the controller appearing as Xinput Controller #2, which the vast (99%+++) majority of games don't work with. Well, unless you like being Player 2 >_>
>Connect controller while Steam is running? InputMapper fails to set Exclusive Mode.. see above.
>Controller disconnects during play? You have to close Steam and anything else that uses a controller or else... see above.
>Game has built-in native support, including button icons, for DualShock4? You need Exclusive Mode.. or... see above.
I have to disconnect the controller every single time I turn the machine off, then reconnect when Windows has logged in, and *then* launch Steam. In that order. Windows 10 and its Exclusive Mode bullshit is utterly fucking retarded.. like a lot of Win10 decisions, to be honest.
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Posted: Thu, 7th Apr 2016 15:11 Post subject: |
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hasnt sony promised full windows support a long time ago?
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Posted: Thu, 7th Apr 2016 15:16 Post subject: |
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mh k, havent followed that cause i use my ds2 on pc and not my ds4. and im fine with it getting detected as 360 controller (due to the adapter i use). have no problem with the different symbols
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Posted: Thu, 7th Apr 2016 15:17 Post subject: |
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Why don't they? Wouldn't sales of the DS4 help them? And more players would use their stuff and just build a commond ground between pc and PS4 gamers... wouldn't that be good as well?
And most likely they have drivers already, no?
kogel mogel
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Posted: Thu, 7th Apr 2016 15:19 Post subject: |
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You misunderstand, I'm completely fine with it being detected as 360 controller - but to DO so you need to use external programs, in my case InputMapper, as Windows has *zero* usage of the controller without said programs. If I connect the controller without running IM; it doesn't work. At all. Shows up in devices as "Game Controller" but doesn't function... no dpad, no analogue sticks, no buttons, no triggers. You cannot use the controller for any Windows function, be it games or otherwise, unless you come across a random game that has its own builtin functionality.
~edit~
http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Controller:DualShock_4
That should explain better Funnily enough, the page states that the controller operates natively as a dinput one.. but that's not my experience :\
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Posted: Thu, 7th Apr 2016 15:37 Post subject: |
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Yeah, my DS4 also worked out of the gate after connecting it. All buttons work.
To get it detected as a 360 controller I need to use inputmapper though.
Last edited by Neon on Thu, 7th Apr 2016 15:38; edited 1 time in total
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Posted: Thu, 7th Apr 2016 16:20 Post subject: |
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na, it should fine with every game which isnt limited to xbox controllers as gamepads only
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Posted: Mon, 11th Apr 2016 13:10 Post subject: |
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Any exploit yet, so remote play can work on Windows 7 ?
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Posted: Mon, 11th Apr 2016 13:14 Post subject: |
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just use the unofficial version, as i said there is a free version now and works with vista/7/8/10
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Posted: Thu, 14th Apr 2016 18:37 Post subject: |
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Posted: Thu, 14th Apr 2016 18:46 Post subject: |
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nothing new since it uses the same tech which sony already used in share screen option online. same issues and same restrictions
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