Dualsense is partially supported !

[jidaeng]

Hi, the dualsense controller is actually partially supported, adaptive triggers are partially supported, they aren't on par with the PS5 version both in terms of strength and consistency.

Haptic Feedback functions are not supported, the PS5 version make use of them, but it is missing in the PC Version.

The build-in speaker, the game doesn't use audio build-in speaker to produce rumble and so it doesn't support Haptic Feedback (unlike the PS5 version).
The rumble in gta 5 enhanced version PC is a mere on/off effect always at maximum strength.

Speaker is not working for the phone calls, ringing etc..

Please Rockstar fix it and add all functionality of the PS5 dualsense controller.

Thank you.

[icebox]

yeah its like it only works on hard gas n braking and speedbumps for me. need more patching.

[Wastelander121]

+1. Needs the speaker function especially. It's great for immersion.

[HolyGun]

For me ir looks like game have normal DS support. Triggers are working with guns and cars driving. They have resistence. Also vibrations are different.
Aslo ligth panel changing it colors when cops are chasing you it blinking with red-blue. When you choose character it changes color. Green, blue or yellow.

Make sure that you have disabled Stean input System. ))

[Levianne]

Originally posted by HolyGun:

For me ir looks like game have normal DS support. Triggers are working with guns and cars driving. They have resistence. Also vibrations are different.
Make sure that you have disabled Stean input System. ))

Yep, I second that. In Legacy the game has shown me xbox icons for my DS II, while the Steam Input was on. When I disabled it, the controller didn't work at all. No such issue in Enhanced, disabling Steam Input made the DS II work flawlessly, showing PS5 icons instead of xbox ones. And the feedback from driving/shooting is a whole new experience compared to Legacy, including vibrations from more things than just driving over speed bumps.

[HolyGun]

Originally posted by Levianne:

Originally posted by HolyGun:

For me ir looks like game have normal DS support. Triggers are working with guns and cars driving. They have resistence. Also vibrations are different.
Make sure that you have disabled Stean input System. ))

Yep, I second that. In Legacy the game has shown me xbox icons for my DS II, while the Steam Input was on. When I disabled it, the controller didn't work at all. No such issue in Enhanced, disabling Steam Input made the DS II work flawlessly, showing PS5 icons instead of xbox ones. And the feedback from driving/shooting is a whole new experience compared to Legacy, including vibrations from more things than just driving over speed bumps.

Agree. I don't know how is realized DS feedback ar PS5. Maybe there are different. Anyway, at my PC I playing this game with DS. Story mode ofc.

[KoseChris]

good to know

[dSpect]

I had to go back to the PS5 version to remember and yeah the difference is staggering. The vibrations while driving are more subtle and detailed on PS5 depending on the surface you're driving on, and on PC it seems to cut in and out. It's definitely not the same code like most PS5 to PC ports.

[HolyGun]

Originally posted by dSpect:

I had to go back to the PS5 version to remember and yeah the difference is staggering. The vibrations while driving are more subtle and detailed on PS5 depending on the surface you're driving on, and on PC it seems to cut in and out. It's definitely not the same code like most PS5 to PC ports.

And adaptive triggers? Are there difference when using deifferent weapons? Hardness of pressing it and etc.

[HolyGun]

Guys! I just tested, so DSs adaptive triggers are working via bluetooth. No needs wire connection like it was in CP 2077. When you are shooting trigger have rumble and vibrations like weapons recoil.
You can press a little bit right trigger, very gentle and then the character aims from the hip. You need to press until you feel resistance. There is an imitation of the weapon's release. The vibration goes in time with the recoil, for example, of a machine gun.

Also touchpad is usable. Swiping left or right you can select weapons. Right swipe - next weapon, left swipe - previous. By swiping up and down you switching the radio stations.

About vibration. It differs depending on the surface you are driving on. If you are driving on sand, the gamepad vibrates strongly. If you are driving on a road with small holes, the gamepad vibrates slightly. The triggers also imitate the gas and brake pedals.

So now I can play without wire connected to PC. I thought, all this features working only via wire, but no. It works via bluetooh too! Great!

[인중의 곰팡이]

I received a response from Rockstar — the game was released with only trigger support, and it does not support haptic feedback or the controller speaker T_T

[HolyGun]

Originally posted by 인중의 곰팡이:

I received a response from Rockstar — the game was released with only trigger support, and it does not support haptic feedback or the controller speaker T_T

I'm playing games with headphones, so gamepads speaker isn't for me as option. Anyway, I would disabled it.

[TayMcKenzieNZ]

I just use DSX and select Xbox. Don't really care for the adaptive triggers.

[HolyGun]

Originally posted by TayMcKenzieNZ:

I just use DSX and select Xbox. Don't really care for the adaptive triggers.

Why you don't buy Xbox gamepad then? DSX - the most useless app in the world. Why people use that app when exists Steam Input System, idk....

Playin game where is native support of Dualsense by emulating Xbox controller using Dualsense...

[Wastelander121]

Originally posted by HolyGun:

Originally posted by TayMcKenzieNZ:

I just use DSX and select Xbox. Don't really care for the adaptive triggers.

Why you don't buy Xbox gamepad then? DSX - the most useless app in the world. Why people use that app when exists Steam Input System, idk....

Playin game where is native support of Dualsense by emulating Xbox controller using Dualsense...

It's not perfect but it has its uses. Some games (like Deathloop) only support the original Dualsense but not the Edge. Telling DSX to emulate DS inputs lets you use adaptive triggers, haptics and the speaker functionality.
It's also useful for emulating DS4 in certain games that have the controller prompts, like AC3 Remastered. Steam input doesn't always work in cases like that and mods aren't always available.
Though I agree, if you're telling it to emulate 360 controllers it's a bit of a waste, unless you want "fake" adaptive trigger support or something for shooters or racing games.

[NoxJS]

https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Controller:DualSense

Basically Adaptive Triggers are there while not the Haptic Feedback, which is the top feature of the Dual Sense.

Rockstar not releasing a lame product on PC would not be Rockstar, so we are in line.