Closed oz1x closed 4 months ago
I am on Windows 11 23H2, no debloat or anything like that.
I have a (manual) fix for this! To get rid of duplicate inputs, I followed these steps:
1.) Open up the CLI for HIDHide (fC:\Program Files\Nefarius Software Solutions\HidHide\x64\HidHideCLI.exe for me)
2.) Do --dev-gaming. Note the USB and HID addresses for your 360 guitar (listed as deviceInstancePath and baseContainerDeviceInstancePath), in my case there were two instances of my Xplorer so I noted the USB and HID addresses of both:
3.) For each address (USB and HID), do a --dev-hide YourAddressGoesHere.
4.) Once all of your addresses are added, do a --app-reg "Path\To\Your\FestivalInstrumentMapper.exe". This will allow the mapper to see your controller.
press Control-Z in the CLI, then hit enter to save your changes and exit.
After doing this I no longer encounter double inputs and can use Pro Lead / Bass without issue!
Found fix, listed in comment.
I've been having the same issue others have reported of HIDHide failing to stop double inputs. When testing with two copies of FestivalInstrumentMapper open, I was able to keep one on the "Set up hiding" menu, with the other mapping the controller. Doing this, I am able to get the single guitar input working - but only for ~3-5 seconds. After that time has passed, the game picks up the 360 controller input again, bringing back double inputs.