I have a PS3 controller and want to use it with Dolphin on my Windows 8.1 machine.
When I plug my PS3 controller in via Bluetooth, it gets detected by Windows 8.1 fine, and is even displayed as "Playstation 3 Controller" and it has a game controller icon, so there's no messing about with what it is.
When I try using it in Dolphin, Dolphin DOES detect it's existence in the GCPad setup, but when I switch to it and try to make keys bound to some of the controller's settings, nothing happens. It knows it exists but doesn't get any of it's inputs.
I've tried using programs like BetterDS3, but that doesn't seem to detect the PS3 controller's existence.
Ideally, I'd love to be able to use it and have it compatible with Bluetooth (as it doesnt seem to get detected by my computer's bluetooth..)
Any ideas on solutions?
When I plug my PS3 controller in via Bluetooth, it gets detected by Windows 8.1 fine, and is even displayed as "Playstation 3 Controller" and it has a game controller icon, so there's no messing about with what it is.
When I try using it in Dolphin, Dolphin DOES detect it's existence in the GCPad setup, but when I switch to it and try to make keys bound to some of the controller's settings, nothing happens. It knows it exists but doesn't get any of it's inputs.
I've tried using programs like BetterDS3, but that doesn't seem to detect the PS3 controller's existence.
Ideally, I'd love to be able to use it and have it compatible with Bluetooth (as it doesnt seem to get detected by my computer's bluetooth..)
Any ideas on solutions?