Hardware: Generic ESP32-S3 with Xbox Elite series 2
Games tested with issue so far: Halo 1, Halo 2 (assumed to be all games with vibration)
It seems that vibration feedback to the controller isn't working properly. The timing and length of the vibration is significantly delayed as well as longer/slower than expected compared to a genuine controller's actual feedback.
This appears to lead to a condition where the 'controller' is seemingly disconnected from the Xbox - possibly some form of USB timing error in the ESP32 code? Note that the Bluetooth connection itself appears to be stable and the controller never flashes as though the Bluetooth drops out.
Once the game(s) pause, I can click a button to continue although the issue will continue to intermittently appear as more vibration signals are sent through.
Hardware: Generic ESP32-S3 with Xbox Elite series 2
Games tested with issue so far: Halo 1, Halo 2 (assumed to be all games with vibration)
It seems that vibration feedback to the controller isn't working properly. The timing and length of the vibration is significantly delayed as well as longer/slower than expected compared to a genuine controller's actual feedback.
This appears to lead to a condition where the 'controller' is seemingly disconnected from the Xbox - possibly some form of USB timing error in the ESP32 code? Note that the Bluetooth connection itself appears to be stable and the controller never flashes as though the Bluetooth drops out.
Once the game(s) pause, I can click a button to continue although the issue will continue to intermittently appear as more vibration signals are sent through.