#Ps4 controller ksp driver#

Unfortunately this is not being developed any longer and i haven't found any 'official' sources where you can still get it. So what can you do? Unfortunately the only way i got around this issue was using a Virtual Joystick as Proxy: But this is why Joysticks in KSP (which uses Unity) are never properly calibrated. I've seen many Unity-developers complain about it in forums. But if it has been calibrated, DirectInput will give you the correctly calibrated input.įor some stupid reason Unity uses Raw-Input. If it doesn't need calibration it works fine, but if it does this input is pretty useless.Ģ) DirectInput: If the Joystick has never been calibrated it should effectively be the same as Raw-input. Unity simply does not give a tomato about joaystick calibration.įor those who don't know: There are 2 ways to read Joystick input on Windows:ġ) Raw-Input: This is basicly the original signals the Joystick sends to Windows. Even weirder: It worked perfectly fine in other games.Īfter many hours of investigation (holidays yay) i found out what was happening:

So i recalibrated it with the Windows calibration tool but nothing changed. What was happening was: The Joystick was not calibrated properly. My spacecraft always wanted to move somewhere and the throttle, which i bound to the slider, could only be set between like 10% and 60%. But what i discovered was that it wasn't exactly behaving right.

I wanted to try out playing KSP with a Joystick, a trusty, few years old Saitek one.

In general it shouldn't be a problem but you still need to disable a SECURITY FEATURE which makes your PC more vulnerable. If you are not comfortable with that DO NOT try this.

#Ps4 controller ksp driver#

WARNING: Windows Vista 7 & 8 64Bit Users will have to disable Driver Signature Enforcment for this Workaround.