Hi
Is it possible to turn Raspberry PI into Bluetooth game controller which can be used to replay keypress sequence?
Re: Raspberry Pi as dualshock 3/4
My impression is that this may be possible but it's a lot harder than the (solved) reverse problem of a real DS4 talking to a Pi.
A DS4 talks to the world as a regular Bluetooth gamepad, so ds4drv is basically there only to take care of the light bar and button mappings. However, AFAIK the PS4 only accepts a subset of Bluetooth gamepads designed for PlayStation, so you'd have to take care to match many of the details at https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/DS4-BT
A DS4 talks to the world as a regular Bluetooth gamepad, so ds4drv is basically there only to take care of the light bar and button mappings. However, AFAIK the PS4 only accepts a subset of Bluetooth gamepads designed for PlayStation, so you'd have to take care to match many of the details at https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/DS4-BT
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Re: Raspberry Pi as dualshock 3/4
The ds4 may have a custom chip on board as it uses a touchpad as well as gyroscope input.
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Re: Raspberry Pi as dualshock 3/4
Thanks for the replies guys. Now I see that it can be harder than I previously thought.
Re: Raspberry Pi as dualshock 3/4
More than that.DarkPlatinum wrote: ↑Fri Aug 30, 2019 9:05 pmThe ds4 may have a custom chip on board as it uses a touchpad as well as gyroscope input.
The DS4 has a gyroscope, accelerometer, two motors with uneven semicircle weights, touch pad, two analogue joysticks, light bar, speaker, two charging points, aux output, 18 buttons (6 of which are analogue/digital) and a battery.
There may be other features I am forgetting.
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