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Joysticks configurable, but not usable? #13

Closed Follpvosten closed 2 years ago

Follpvosten commented 5 years ago

I'm running Flatpak 1.2.4 on Void Linux, using user-level installs with Flathub as the main remote.

I installed PCSX2 yesterday using the following command:

flatpak --user install flathub net.pcsx2.PCSX2

The version I got was 1.5.0-dev, which makes it a bit hard to duck the error, as everyone's using 1.4.0 (the stable version).

I tested playing with my keyboard at first, which worked fine, but is kinda hard to get adapted to, so I naturally want to use my game controller.

Now, the interesting issue is: With all of my gamepads (a bluetooth one, a cheap chinese USB one and an XBox USB one), while they do show input in the OnePad configuration window:

Screenshot 2019-05-06 08-37-23

And the config also gets saved/loaded correctly, pressing any of the configured buttons doesn't do anything in-game. It just doesn't work.

Could it have to do with this being a yet-to-be-released beta version? Because if it has, I'd like to know if I can install a stable version of this flatpak, as it works pretty good in the basics (a bit better than the version offered by my OS, which just throws errors).

Thanks!

Follpvosten commented 5 years ago

I also just realized that this is a dev build from November of last year. Is it supposed to be like that? I'd think a dev branch is probably meant to have daily, or at least weekly builds.

TingPing commented 5 years ago

PCSX2 is one of those great projects that doesn't make releases. Feel free to bump the version though I don't expect it to be relevant.

Mikaela commented 5 years ago

I have updating pull request at #14.

Have you tried your gamepads outside of PCSX2? Did you run fixcontroller.py after connecting your controller?

Follpvosten commented 5 years ago

Have you tried your gamepads outside of PCSX2? Did you run fixcontroller.py after connecting your controller?

Yes, they do work out of the box in STK, other emulators, Steam games and the OS-native PCSX2 1.4.0 (which has its own problems).

I've never heard of fixcontroller.py tho; I might try it later (it looks like it's mainly targeting USB devices, whereas I would prefer my bluetooth gamepad, but I could live with that)

j8r commented 2 years ago

Is it fixed on the latest release for you, can you try?

Follpvosten commented 2 years ago

Nope, in fact it got worse - now I can't even configure any of my controllers anymore :D they still work fine everywhere else, but not in the PCSX2 flatpak.

Tried with an Xbox 360 and a PS4 controller.

Enabling and testing the rumble feature actually works, but it doesn't detect any of the gamepad's keys when I try to configure them.

Update: Good news, native PCSX2 has the same issue. So now I have to report this to upstream I guess...

j8r commented 2 years ago

The issue can be closed then, nothing can be done here. cc @TingPing