Ps4 Controller?

[BPonmyPP]

Will it support it?

[EPICSHOOT3R15]

if you have a bluetooth xbox one controller that should work.. not sure about ps4

[EPICSHOOT3R15]

ill be using an xbox controller

[Death]

I'm not sure than it will by default. There are programs out there that you can use to emulate the xinput configuration though. Most games just don't allow PS4 controller by default on PC.

[BPonmyPP]

I hate that. I guess it's just a Microsoft thing? That's hella stupid tho.

[Death]

Originally posted by JakeThaRippa:

I hate that. I guess it's just a Microsoft thing? That's hella stupid tho.

I'm not sure exactly. I think xinput is just the most common. It could be an MS thing though and I wouldn't put it past them. I think that stuff is on the devs though and what they choose to use. That said, the programs that I mentioned work really well and are easy to setup according to those I know who do use them.

[BPonmyPP]

I'm just a PS4 owner and I'd hate to have to buy an Xbox controller just for PC games.I mean it's a good investment I suppose for easy access to gamepad gaming.But the only controller really worth a damn is a legit Xbox controller. There's cheap Xinput controllers online, but with that you get what you pay for.

[Chris The Imp]

Originally posted by JakeThaRippa:

I'm just a PS4 owner and I'd hate to have to buy an Xbox controller just for PC games.I mean it's a good investment I suppose for easy access to gamepad gaming.But the only controller really worth a damn is a legit Xbox controller. There's cheap Xinput controllers online, but with that you get what you pay for.

I have a xbox 360 controller just for steam pc gaming. AFAIK steam doesn't support ps4 controllers at all. That is something to take up with them not the devs.

[BPonmyPP]

DS4 Windows seems to work pretty good. I just know some games won't allow third party softwares and stuff.

[Camera Lucida]

it says full controller support on store page so yes, it will work.

[ShadowSpirit]

Originally posted by DiamondDog:

it says full controller support on store page so yes, it will work.

@OP. Ignore DiamondDog. He is a high functioning ret@rd who is unfortunately left unsupervised long enough to post on this forum.

I'm primarily a PS4 gamer myself. I can relate to the controller preference. I use a XBox One controller for PC to avoid the extra steps involved. If you don't mind the hassle, there are ways to sync the PS4 controller to your PC using Bluetooth and software to emulate the XBox command inputs for ease of compatibility. The controller schematic will be preset to the game, but alternatively, you can map your own configuration within the Steam controller settings.

[JamBeezer]

I use a PS4 controller for PC Steam games. I use a DS4 Xinput program to set it up.

Unfortunately, in recent use, I have had the Bluetooth connection interrupt my Wi-Fi connectivity. I am not sure how to get around this at the moment.

[Death]

Originally posted by UltraX2000:

I use a PS4 controller for PC Steam games. I use a DS4 Xinput program to set it up.

Unfortunately, in recent use, I have had the Bluetooth connection interrupt my Wi-Fi connectivity. I am not sure how to get around this at the moment.

That is kind of a strange issue. Why would your bluetooth even interfere with your wi-fi? They should be 2 different receivers.

[JamBeezer]

Originally posted by Death:

Originally posted by UltraX2000:

I use a PS4 controller for PC Steam games. I use a DS4 Xinput program to set it up.

Unfortunately, in recent use, I have had the Bluetooth connection interrupt my Wi-Fi connectivity. I am not sure how to get around this at the moment.

That is kind of a strange issue. Why would your bluetooth even interfere with your wi-fi? They should be 2 different receivers.

I am quite not sure at the moment. When I play an online game, it is obvious that my character kind of teleports and rubber-bands when I use the Bluetooth connection. Without it, the Wi-Fi seems to work perfectly fine.

When the controller is plugged into the computer for recharging it also works perfect. I tried uninstalling the Bluetooth driver and deleting it. I even uninstalled the original XInput program and installed another one.

No luck yet.

[Death]

Originally posted by UltraX2000:

Originally posted by Death:

That is kind of a strange issue. Why would your bluetooth even interfere with your wi-fi? They should be 2 different receivers.

I am quite not sure at the moment. When I play an online game, it is obvious that my character kind of teleports and rubber-bands when I use the Bluetooth connection. Without it, the Wi-Fi seems to work perfectly fine.

When the controller is plugged into the computer for recharging it also works perfect. I tried uninstalling the Bluetooth driver and deleting it. I even uninstalled the original XInput program and installed another one.

No luck yet.

Well that really sucks. I wish I could help you, but that's a really odd problem. I hope you get it solved by release though. :)

[JamBeezer]

Originally posted by Death:

Originally posted by UltraX2000:

I am quite not sure at the moment. When I play an online game, it is obvious that my character kind of teleports and rubber-bands when I use the Bluetooth connection. Without it, the Wi-Fi seems to work perfectly fine.

When the controller is plugged into the computer for recharging it also works perfect. I tried uninstalling the Bluetooth driver and deleting it. I even uninstalled the original XInput program and installed another one.

No luck yet.

Well that really sucks. I wish I could help you, but that's a really odd problem. I hope you get it solved by release though. :)

Thank you. Well, I will have 10 days off of work soon to figure it out right before release. lol

I will update this thread with my solution to the issue when I fix it.