I am using joycond as Steams "combine joycons" option doesn't seem to work. However, one controller always seems to lag behind the other in terms of input. This seems to happen if both controllers aren't consistently being used at the same time. I tried using joycond for a rhythm game called Hatsune Miku Project Diva, and because I need to use the right controller more than the left, I only need the analog stick on the left controller for slides, when it comes time to use the left controller, its inputs are quite delayed compared to the right. The same is true for the right controller. If I have been using the left controller's analog stick to navigate menus, resulting in the left controller temporarily getting more use than the right, when I get into gameplay, the button input is heavily delayed on my right controller.
I am running Arch with zen kernel 6.10.2 in wayland, in KDE version 6.1.3.
The output of my bluez version is bluetoothctl: 5.78
I am using joycond as Steams "combine joycons" option doesn't seem to work. However, one controller always seems to lag behind the other in terms of input. This seems to happen if both controllers aren't consistently being used at the same time. I tried using joycond for a rhythm game called Hatsune Miku Project Diva, and because I need to use the right controller more than the left, I only need the analog stick on the left controller for slides, when it comes time to use the left controller, its inputs are quite delayed compared to the right. The same is true for the right controller. If I have been using the left controller's analog stick to navigate menus, resulting in the left controller temporarily getting more use than the right, when I get into gameplay, the button input is heavily delayed on my right controller.
I am running Arch with zen kernel 6.10.2 in wayland, in KDE version 6.1.3. The output of my bluez version is
bluetoothctl: 5.78