pcsx rearmed/ wireless 360 controller vibration

mediamogul

I wouldn't count on that. The option is mostly universal on modern systems because the controllers are wireless and force feedback can drain a battery. In the early days of rumble and wired controllers, I wouldn't be surprised if there are several games without the ability to disable the effect.

we1dont7die

Question...it's not just me that's experiencing crappy vibration support in pcsx, right?

mediamogul

@we1dont7die

I use lr-pcsx-rearmed and currently, 'Spyro the Dragon' is the only game I have that supports force feedback and I haven't played it enough to notice.

lostless

@we1dont7die I think I may have experienced that problem with a 360 controller, but with my mayflash to ps3 adaptor that emulates a 360 controller, it vibrates perfectly fine. (so far) albeit a tad weak

dankcushions

@we1dont7die said in pcsx rearmed/ wireless 360 controller vibration:

Question...it's not just me that's experiencing crappy vibration support in pcsx, right?

known issue https://github.com/libretro/pcsx_rearmed/issues/56

we1dont7die

@dankcushions Not the same issue. I don't experience any lag in the game. The controller simply starts vibrating and doesn't stop for a long time, so long to where my hands start to hurt and i can't play anymore.

Rarder44

@we1dont7die i know this topic is quite old, but it seems that the same your problem i've solved by adding "dwc_otg.speed = 1" (without quotes) at the end of /boot/cmdline.txt (for now I tested it on a few games and it seems to work)

TMNTturtlguy

Old topic, but relevant as i am trying to set up 360 controllers and having the same issue. The command line looks interesting, but does anyone know what else it might do? Anyone tried this? Thanks

backstander

@TMNTturtlguy
dwc_otg.speed -> 1 will limit USB speed to full speed 12Mbps (USB 1.1)
http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/1886/what-kernel-parameters-are-available-for-fixing-usb-problems

but does anyone know what else it might do? Anyone tried this?

I would assume it would make reading/accessing USB flash drives and external HDDs slower?
I've tried it before but I didn't notice any issues with it. I currently don't have this enabled but then again, I'm not playing many PSX games on my RPi.

derebo

Did you try?

nano /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-core-options.cfg

and editing:

pcsx_rearmed_vibration = "enabled"

to

pcsx_rearmed_vibration = "disabled"

Regards,