Left Pad (cross pad) not working
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Hi all,
I recently installed moonlight + ds4drv to stream game to my TV on my Raspberry pi 3 running on debian jessie.
I edited the ds4drv.conf file but i still can't get the cross pad on the left to work in game (Tomb Raider 2013 for example).
If someone can help me to get this work.
Thanks.
This is my conf file :
Many of the settings used here are directly connected to their command line
counterparts, see "ds4drv --help" for more information about available options.
Global options
[ds4drv]
Run ds4drv in background as a daemon
#daemon = true
Location of the log file in daemon mode
#daemon-log = ~/.cache/ds4drv.log
Location of the PID file in daemon mode
#daemon-pid = /tmp/ds4drv.pid
Enable hidraw mode
#hidraw = true
Controller settings
This is the default profile for each controller.
Multiple controllers slots are defined by increasing the number.
Controller sections contain:
Key: A option, these are the same options that can used on the command line
but without the "--" prefix.
Value: The option's value, should be "true" if no value is needed.
See "ds4drv --help" for a complete list of available options.
[controller:1]
Enables LED flash on low battery
battery-flash = true
Sets LED color
led = 0000ff
Enables profile switching
profile-toggle = R1+L1+PS
Profiles to cycle through
profiles = xpad,kbmouse
Profiles
Profiles allows switching controller settings during runtime.
Profile sections always require a name and are then enabled on a controller
with "profiles = [,]".
The same settings available for controllers are used here.
[profile:xpad]
led = ff0000
Emulate the same button mapping as wired Xbox 360 controllers
emulate-xpad = true
[profile:kbmouse]
led = 00ff00
Enable trackpad mouse
trackpad-mouse = true
Custom button mapping
mapping = keyboard
Custom action bindings
bindings = exec_stuff
Mappings
Mappings let you map buttons and sticks to mouse, key and joystick events.
Mapping sections always require a name and are then enabled in a profile
with "mapping = ".
Mapping sections contain:
Key: A Linux input event, see /usr/include/linux/input.h for a complete list
Value: Button on the DS4, use --dump-reports to see all the available buttons
[mapping:keyboard]
General button to key mapping
KEY_UP = dpad_up
KEY_LEFT = dpad_left
KEY_DOWN = dpad_down
KEY_RIGHT = dpad_right
KEY_Z = button_cross
KEY_X = button_circle
Turn analog stick directions into buttons
KEY_W = -left_analog_y
KEY_A = -left_analog_x
KEY_S = +left_analog_y
KEY_D = +left_analog_x
Map relative mouse movement to a analog stick
REL_X = right_analog_x
REL_Y = right_analog_y
Map mouse buttons
BTN_LEFT = button_r2
BTN_RIGHT = button_l2
Emulate mouse wheel on r1 and l1
#REL_WHEELUP = button_l1
#REL_WHEELDOWN = button_r1
Mouse settings
#mouse_sensitivity = 0.6
#mouse_deadzone = 5
Emulate mouse wheel on r2 and l2
#REL_WHEELUP = button_l1
#REL_WHEELDOWN = button_r1
Scroll wheel emulation settings (values are in seconds)
#mouse_scroll_repeat_delay = 0.25 # How long to wait before continual scrolling
#mouse_scroll_delay = 0.05 # Lower this to scroll faster; raise to scroll slower
Bindings
Bindings let you bind button combos to special built-in actions.
Binding sections can be defined with a name and are then enabled in a profile
with "bindings = ".
It's also possible to define a global bindings section that is enabled
on all profiles.
Sections contains:
Key: A button combo
Value: An action, see next section for valid actions.
Valid actions:
next-profile Loads the next profile
prev-profile Loads the previous profile
load-profile Loads the specified profile
exec [arg1] [arg2] ... Executes the command with
specified arguments
exec-background [arg1] [arg2] ... Same as exec but launches in
the background
Actions will be pre-processed and replace variables with real values.
Valid variables:
$profile The current profile
$name Pretty name of the current device
$device_addr Bluetooth address of the device
$report. Replace with a valid attribute,
use --dump-reports to see which are available
[bindings]
Cycle profiles
#PS+Right = next-profile
#PS+Left = prev-profile
Go directly to specified profile
#PS+Up = load-profile kbmouse
#PS+Down = load-profile default
[bindings:exec_stuff]
Execute a command in the foreground, blocking until it has finished
PS+Cross = exec echo '$name'
Execute a command in the background
PS+Triangle = exec-background sh -c 'echo "disconnect $device_addr" | bluetoothctl'
Ok got it with ds4drv --emulate-xpad-wireless
Seems to be ok now thanks anyways :)