CollinCodez
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2 years ago I have seen this happen with other generic controllers, such as with my Mayflash Gamecube controller adapter. It only happened when using SDL in Master of Puppets, not when using Windows Gaming Input. When debugging in Visual Studio, I got this output:
Looking into the issue with @v6ooo we figured out that it it has to do with a bug with SDL and that EZFRD64.dll it uses.
He found these links for other programs that have had this issue as well:
- https://github.com/ppy/osu/issues/13634
- https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin/commit/1210c74955f1d680eb639317d33f6324b57ec8d3#diff-f0d45db68498bcd1367de1b2af56ec62a2805cb8ca1e076f52228f21e6e31394R206
One way I have found to make it work is to launch programs through Steam, with their Generic gamepad support enabled. If you aren't concerned about using your controller in the program and are fine with just hiding it from it, HIDHide can hide devices from programs.
Of course this is something we should eventually fix like Dolphin has, but until then, these workarounds can do the trick. I would also eventually like to add Libmatoya's controller support (What the official parsec app uses) to Master of Puppets, so if your controller works with the official parsec app, it will work with Parsec Soda's Master of Puppets.
Se eu estiver com o adaptador de controle de ps2 conectado o parsec soda crash e não abre, acontece também com outros programas, como x360e e Xoutput você sabe o que pode ser e como arrumar isso?