Dualsense Haptic Feedback Trigger Problem

[taterboob]

As the title says, I'm using a Dualsense for all the fancy features they showed in the pre-release trailer, and the haptic feedback triggers will just randomly stop working, and the only way to fix it is to save the game, close it out, and then restart the game. I haven't noticed a "trigger" for what causes the failure, if you'll pardon the pun, but the most recent time I noticed they stopped working when I picked up a key item. It might have just been a coincidence though. Is anyone else having this issue?

[Ghostmaster]

I have this problem also, alt+tab seems to fix this, don't need to restart a game. Still annoying though.

[Nestorfield]

yes

[nothing makes sense anymore]

I also have this valve pls fix

[Mr. Balty]

Originally posted by fullmaid:

I also have this valve pls fix

Me too.

[Frozt]

try this https://steamcommunity.com/app/2124490/discussions/0/4699034745340450982/

[ChrisBln]

Yeah, you could just move the mouse to restore the vibrations. Really annoying bug.

[MOOMAN]

It also seems to get weaker slowly before doing one of the ways to fix it

[Shaggy Kris]

I seem to have discovered the triggering cause: if you go to any menu-type screen (pause, map, puzzle) for 10 seconds or more, you lose haptics and triggers. Moving the mouse again or hitting a keyboard key restores them.

Originally posted by Frozt:

try this https://steamcommunity.com/app/2124490/discussions/0/4699034745340450982/

I tried the script provided, and unfortunately it did not fix the issue. I am experimenting with my own script, but so far I've run into some edge cases.

This seems to work:

dualsense_features_fix_sh2r.ps1

# Load the required assembly for SendKeys
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms

# Define the interval in seconds
$interval = 10
$counter = 0

# Define key you want to simulate
$keypress = "9"

while ($true) {
    # Simulate pressing the defined key
    [System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys]::SendWait("{$keypress}")

    # Increment the counter
    $counter++

    # Print the current count, overwriting the same line
    Write-Host "Key $keypress pressed $counter times.`r" -NoNewline

    # Wait for the defined interval
    Start-Sleep -Seconds $interval
}

Experimenting with various keys, it seems that only keys that actually appear on the keyboard will work. I was trying F13 at first and that was not working. I also attempted a 0,0 mouse movement, and that did not work either. If you do not need to use the 9 key, maybe this will work for you. Just make sure to keep it running while you play the game and exit the script once done.