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Unfortunately the game doesn't support PlayStation controllers, I don't know if something was changed to Trine Enchanted Edition, but the Linux version of Trine 2 only supports Xinput which makes other controllers hard or even impossible to config. Also we currently don't have plans to change this. You could try to change your controllers input with an emulator, but unfortunately I can't really help with this.
Sorry for the inconvenience, but hopefully you can still enjoy the game.
Cheers!
thanks for your honest answer.
I'd be lying if I said I'm not disappointed by your decision to not support common controllers even though you advertise your game as gamepad compatible. Nowhere did I read it's only compatible with speciific controllers. Furthermore, there are games out there which work with this controller, including Trine 1: EE. If you expect me, a random gamer, to fix this issue, then it must surely be solveable for you.
A common controller emulator called xboxdrv doesn't work with the Dualshock 3 over bluetooth[github.com].
Could you please give at least some technical information on what is going wrong so I know where to tweak things?
xboxdrv has a startup delay of around one minute when using it with the Dualshock 3 over bluetooth. This made finding a solution to this problem more stressful than what I'd hoped for.
So, I'll compile my solution here for others to use.
To pair the gamepad via bluetooth to the computer please follow this guide[wiki.gentoo.org].
Then, I use these udev rules
to give the controller deterministic names where the xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx is the bluetooth adress of the controller in lowercase letters.
This script
is what I use to simulate the gamepad and also hide the grabbed original device from games.
I run it like this
and wait for a minute for it to start. As far as I've read the delay is caused by some faulty USB initialization done by xboxdrv which needs to timeout.
Now games should be fooled into seeing not anymore the Dualshock 3 but a genuine Xbox 360 wired controller.