11-02-2013, 05:28 PM
Getting the DS4's triggers working as analog instead of digital in Dolphin is a bit of a pain, so I thought I'd make a quick post on getting it done.
Unlike the 360 pad's triggers, when you assign the DS4's in dolphin it immediately recognizes them as buttons (6 and 7, if I recall correctly.), which is not what we want because it makes firing while moving impossible in Sunshine, not sure of any other games that actually use the GC controller's analog triggers.
In addition to this, with the 360 pad you could get analog working by simply clicking the L/R-Analog button and pressing the trigger - Not so with the Dualshock 4. In order to get the DS4's triggers working you must bind both the button and the analog to the trigger's analog axis, which is "Xr-+" for the left, and "Yr-+" for the right. I'll put a picture here showing what I mean.
![[Image: ilOfu4b.png]](http://i.imgur.com/ilOfu4b.png)
Other than that, it's a great controller.
Unlike the 360 pad's triggers, when you assign the DS4's in dolphin it immediately recognizes them as buttons (6 and 7, if I recall correctly.), which is not what we want because it makes firing while moving impossible in Sunshine, not sure of any other games that actually use the GC controller's analog triggers.
In addition to this, with the 360 pad you could get analog working by simply clicking the L/R-Analog button and pressing the trigger - Not so with the Dualshock 4. In order to get the DS4's triggers working you must bind both the button and the analog to the trigger's analog axis, which is "Xr-+" for the left, and "Yr-+" for the right. I'll put a picture here showing what I mean.
Other than that, it's a great controller.
