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At this point there is no GUI to enable this, so you should edit a profile XML file (fex default.xml profile) with Notepad and add <SASteeringWheelEmulationAxis>LXPos</SASteeringWheelEmulationAxis> entry. Accepted values are None, LXPos, LYPos, RXPos, RYPos) which indicates which X360 axis is used for steering wheel values (ie. gyro tilt converted as steering wheel turning range values). The normal behaviour of this axis should be set as "unmapped" to avoid conflicting values. If steering wheel axis is LX then LY axis is still available for other purposes.
DS4Windows
Like those other ds4tools, but sexier.
DS4Windows is an extract anywhere program that allows you to get the best DualShock 4 experience on your PC. By emulating a Xbox 360 controller, many more games are accessible.
This project is a fork of the work of Jays2Kings. You can find the old project website at ds4windows.com.
Downloads
Requirements
- Windows 7 SP1 or newer
- Microsoft .NET 4.6.1 or higher (needed to unzip the driver and for macros to work properly)
- SCP Virtual Bus Driver (DS4Windows will install it for you)
- Microsoft 360 Driver (link inside DS4Windows, already installed by Windows if you've used a 360 controller before)
- Sony DualShock 4 🤔
- Connection method:
- Micro USB cable
- Bluetooth 2.1+ (via an adapter like this or built in pc). Toshiba's adapters currently do not work.
Device Detection Issue
If your DS4 is not detected by DS4Windows and the lightbar continues to flash yellow, there is a chance that Exclusive Mode has permanently disabled your DS4 in Windows. The easiest way to test if this has happened is for you to plug in the controller into a different USB port and see if it works then. Although this problem mainly affected older versions of DS4Windows (text written after version 1.5.15) for various reasons, other mapping programs can cause the same problem to occur.
If you suspect that your DS4 has been disabled, open the Device Manager (Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Device Manager) and look for devices listed under the path "Human Interface Devices\HID-compliant game controller".
If the icon shown for a device has a down arrow icon then you should check the device's device instance path and see if the device is a DualShock 4 device. Right click the device item and select "Enable device" from the menu. That will re-enable the device and be seen by applications again.
Pull Requests
Pull requests for DS4Windows are welcome. Before making a pull request, please test your changes to ensure that the changes made do not negatively affect the performance of other parts of the application. Some consideration will be made during code review to try to tweak the changes in order to improve application performance. However, there is a chance that a pull request will be rejected if no reasonable solution can be found to incorporate code changes.