p-sam
commented
6 years ago Thanks !
AFAIK, the DS4 controller behaves the same (= listed in IOHID list calls, etc) if paired via BT, it should be seen as an HID by OSX like when plugged via USB.
You probably don't need to spoof DeviceID and ProductId since it should be the same as a USB plugged DS4, but you might want to try spoofing the COMMON_DEVICE_TRANSPORT to return USB instead of whatever that value is when paired via BT ("BT" maybe?, that should be somewhere on apple docs).
That would mean adding "BT DS4" in the filters set by IOHIDManagerSetDeviceMatchingMultiple so that when remoteplay calls list HID, BT DS4 are also returned.
Then make IOHIDDeviceGetProperty always return USB when asking for COMMON_DEVICE_TRANSPORT
brettvitaz
Looked at the code and love that it works so good (as it does).
One thing I have wanted is to get to use the regular DS4 controller hooked up using regular Bluetooth to the Mac and use it wirelessly. I assume that would be possible with your code but it of course needs to be adapted (to hook into Bluetooth events instead). I didn't feel comfortable doing it on my own and haven't gotten the time to dig into the details.
Feels like this is out of the scope for this project but wanted to see what your thoughts are surrounding this and perhaps you could point me in the right direction so I could fix this on my own (feeling a bit noobish towards this code).
Regards, /Alex