cemu-DS4Windows/DS4Windows/WelcomeDialog.de-DE.resx
jays2kings 7d7d5d7391 Version 1.4.23
Extended range needed for touchpad swipes actions to register
UI adjustments in profile settings, such as a color box for flashing
color, alignment adjustments, and the Sixaxis reading dot staying in
bounds of the box
Recording a macro for special actions now open up in a new window,
allowing for ctrl+tab to be used
When controller's latency passes 10ms, the log will show and the
controller will flash red until the latency is under 10ms
Hovering over the mac address shows the latency of said controller, if
it's connected via bluetooth
Option to choose when at low battery for the light to flash or pulse
Much cleaner/neater hotkeys/about window
Option to download language packs if your PC is not set to an english
language
Finished Italian Translations (Thanks again Giulio)
Finished German Translations (Thanks Ammonjak)
Updated Italian & Russian Translations
Reorganized the the code so all cs files are under the same project
2015-02-08 16:51:52 -05:00

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<value>Um Bluetooth zu konfigurieren (optional):
Halte die PS- und Share-Taste für 3 Sekunden
Der Lichtbalken beginnt doppelt zu blinken</value>
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<value>Schritt 3: Verbinde den DualShock 4 Controller
Um Kabelverbindung einzustellen:
Verbinde einfach deinen PC und den DualShock 4 Controller mit einem Micro-USB Kabel</value>
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<value>Während er blinkt, wechsle zu deinen Bluetooth Einstellung
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Falls nach einen Passwort zum koppeln gefragt wird, gib "0000" ein.
Sobald er verbunden ist, bist du fertig. Viel Spaß!</value>
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