How to use Your PS3 Controller Wirelessly It can be confusing at first, but you’ll learn to live with it. Unless the game supports manually changing the button layout, instead of getting the famous “Cross, Square, Circle and Triangle” buttons, you’ll get the “A,B,X,Y” Xbox ones. However, this means that you won’t get the correct button layout when playing a game. You can do so in the ScpToolkit Settings Manager, which can be found on your start menu.Ĭreating different profiles allows you to change them on the fly, eliminating the need to fiddle with your controller settings every time you want a different set-up.Īfter setting everything up, your PS3 controller should be recognized and should behave like it was an Xbox 360 controller.Įvery PC game that supports gamepads should recognize your PS3 controller as an Xbox one. You can disable your controller vibration, or adjust your analog sticks deadzones, change your controller latency and your led display, and much more. You just need to go to the sound settings tab and uncheck the “Enable notification sounds” option.Įven though your PS3 controller is ready to be used, ScpToolkit allows you to create custom button mappings and fine-tune your controller’s settings. It also plays some annoying sounds which you might want to disable as well. It starts up automatically whenever you boot Windows, so you might wish to disable that setting. Don’t worry, it’s normal.Īfter ScpToolkit is properly set-up, you should see its icon on your system tray. ScpToolkit will run its installation process and you’ll see a high amount of pop-ups on your desktop. If you’re on Windows Vista you should also check the box for “Force Driver Installation”.
0 kommentar(er)
