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ZUIKI controller not recognized in Windows #902

Closed ginga81 closed 1 year ago

ginga81 commented 1 year ago

Description

I follow the procedure, "Option" "Enable Densha de GO! contlloer plugin." Pressed the settings button and download ZADIG. 'Press extract files (Windows)' link to download the cfg file. But, there is no ZUIKI's .cfg file in this. Only Type2.cfg, Shinkansen.cfg and Ryojouhen.cfg. After installing Type2.cfg, ZUIKI appeared in the ZADIG list, so I selected it and installed it. However, even if I restart OpenBVE, it is not recognized. Perhaps the ZUIKI cfg file cannot be downloaded.

Reproduction

This problem is not a route or vehicle problem, so I will omit it.

Route

This problem is not a route or vehicle problem, so I will omit it.

Train

This problem is not a route or vehicle problem, so I will omit it.

Logs

I'll skip this issue as it doesn't crash.

Related information

marcriera commented 1 year ago

The Zuiki for the Nintendo Switch is a standard HID-compliant gamepad, so it is not necessary to install any driver with Zadig. That is reserved for PS2 USB controllers, which are not usually detected by PCs.

Connect the controller to the PC and start OpenBVE. In the settings window for the plugin, you will find a dropdown in the top right corner. You should see the controller there. Select it and it will work automatically. Once you click "OK" to close the settings, it will be active in-game for as long as you do not switch to another controller in the plugin settings.

If it is not appearing or input is not detected properly, please uninstall the driver you installed with Zadig and try again. If it still does not work, feel free to ask again!

ginga81 commented 1 year ago

When I connected it for the first time and started OpenBVE, it was not displayed in the list, so I decided that ZADIG was necessary and ran it. At this point, it was already recognized as a general-purpose USB joystick, and I was playing with software that converts this joystick information from the keyboard to a general-purpose USB device in the JR East Simulator. Since I installed the driver with ZADIG this time, not only did it not recognize it with a general-purpose USB joystick, but even if I deleted the device or deleted the driver (even with OpenBVE's customize), the driver installed with ZADIG was recognized like a zombie. And it is installed and there is nothing to do. I'm a total novice when it comes to Windows, and it's only been a few days since I touched 10 for the first time in about 4 years since 7. It's a very troublesome situation because I couldn't back to the general-purpose USB driver.

ginga81 commented 1 year ago

I discovered a way to revert to the generic USB driver. Press Windows Key + X and select Device Manager. on Universal Serial Bus devices Right click on One Handle MasCon for Nintendo Switch Select update driver Browse my computer for drivers -> Select from the list of available drivers on your computer Select the USB input device at the bottom and click "Next" "Close" as it will be updated I was able to revert back to the generic USB driver.

And I thought it wouldn't come out, so I put ZADIG in, but after returning to the general-purpose USB driver and looking at the list as you said "HID-comploant game controller" was detected. thank you! I'm closing this as it's resolved. Windows is difficult...