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=== I'm using a DualShock 3 controller and button presses only register if I press the buttons hard === | === I'm using a DualShock 3 controller and button presses only register if I press the buttons hard === | ||
With the exception of the Start, Select, PS, L3 and R3, all DualShock 3 buttons are pressure sensitive. Different from the common input APIs, the amount of pressure being applied to each button is reported back to Dolphin as full analog buttons when accessing DualShock 3 controllers through DSU | With the exception of the Start, Select, PS, L3 and R3, all DualShock 3 buttons are pressure sensitive. Different from the common input APIs, the amount of pressure being applied to each button is reported back to Dolphin as full analog buttons when accessing DualShock 3 controllers through DSU protocol. | ||
By default, Dolphin will register analog buttons as "pressed" when at least 50% of force is applied to them, but users can fine-tune that threshold individually by right-clicking each binding and adjusting the "Range" slider. For instance, setting the range to 200 will register the buttons as pressed when 25% of force is applied to them, and that value seems to provide a button press feedback very close of other controllers with digital-only face buttons (e.g. DualShock 4, Xbox, Joy-Con, Pro Controller, etc). | By default, Dolphin will register analog buttons as "pressed" when at least 50% of force is applied to them, but users can fine-tune that threshold individually by right-clicking each binding and adjusting the "Range" slider. For instance, setting the range to 200 will register the buttons as pressed when 25% of force is applied to them, and that value seems to provide a button press feedback very close of other controllers with digital-only face buttons (e.g. DualShock 4, Xbox, Joy-Con, Pro Controller, etc). | ||
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