Game Input MultipleXer

Hi all. I have a SimCub 2 Pro and did everything according to the instructions. Thanks a lot to GeekyDeaks for the improvements. Everything really works well, but I feel a big feedback dip in the middle, especially when going through various high-speed turns, such as red water at Spa or a series of...

I also looked at this a few weeks back, but it seemed to be simply using 'remote play' for the controller input. Before I went down the GIMX route, I tried getting the wheel to work via 'remote play' and had no success, even using a G29. I found a video of someone claiming to have it working, but th...

There was a fairly lengthy 'chat' about it a while ago: viewtopic.php?p=21145#p21145 - I think some of those in the thread were also using the G27 firmware

Hey, good work! Sorry for the late reply, I needed some quality time to properly digest what you wrote. If I understand correctly, it seems that the script was showing the same ID values as gimx-config, is that right? If so, that would suggest gimx has the 'off-by-one' error, so it's probably just a...

Ok, some of this is guess work as I don't have access to my windows machine with everything on it...but here goes... Looking back at the masks: #define DS4_UP_MASK 0x01 #define DS4_RIGHT_MASK 0x02 #define DS4_DOWN_MASK 0x04 #define DS4_LEFT_MASK 0x08 #define DS4_SQUARE_MASK 0x10 #define DS4_CROSS_MA...

Ok, what I would do is simply take a look at what the index is for DOWN e.g. <event type="button" id="13"/> And then look for the index that is for RIGHT. If it's 12 for RIGHT, then make the LEFT index 14, otherwise make it 12... I have a suspicion you might have already tried th...

Oh, I get it now! Ok, so I'll need to probably check the source code to see what is going on, but I suspect there might be a 'off-by-one' issue going on between windows and linux. Is the problem that when you press the D-pad it doesn't show up at all in the text? Either way, looking at the defines i...

I'm not going to be able to check my config until next week, but the way I would do it is to simply fire up gimx-config, make sure you are set to the DS4, 'auto detect' the button in the button tab, assign it to the left d-pad and then save. If you do this on a new config, you can open it up and cop...

From what I understand, the GIMX simply emulates the controller type as defined by the firmware. To have your DS4 still work, you need to map the buttons/triggers/sticks to the buttons/triggers/sticks the GIMX is emulating, i.e. when you press X, you have that defined as sending a button press for X...

I am using the DS4 I use to authenticate as a controller too. I had to map the buttons in the config/profile though. This makes sense to me since I am emulating a G29, which doesn't have the left and right thumb sticks, nor the touchpad.