PSU supports vibration

[Inazuma]

i dont remember anyone else mentioning this here. psu, unlike bb, does support vibration. there is an option for it, and if you wanna use it, you need to go and change it to ON cuz it defaults to OFF.

ive used it and can confirm that it does indeed work.



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[voxie]

Wow nice. I was about to hunt for a good PC pad for PSU, I guess I'll ahve to look for one that supports the vibration option as well...

Alternatively, I hope there's a good converter for Gamecube pads, that also support vibe option.

Will post links if I find any... http://www.pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/anime1.gif

[Mitz]

Lol, just get a vibrator,

[voxie]

Might have found something better...
http://www.shiroi.co.uk/microsoft-microsoft-xbox-360-controller-for-windows-game-pad-description.html

[peenk]

I have 360 controller (but no 360). Its freaking AMAZING controller except for one small problem. Trigger buttons are not usable for some games since the buttons are pressure sensitive. Some games wont allow you to bind any keys to those buttons and thats the only problem I found with the 360 controller.
Overall I recommend it and thats the joystick I will be using for my PC PSU. Hopefully trigger buttons will work and if not then its simply 2 buttons less than ps2 controller. But you have a keyboard for backup which is all you really need.

[voxie]

Cool thanks peenk. I think it's cool that you can use it with a 360 aswell (my bro has one).

Can any Beta players out there recommend any PC pads supporting the game's vibration option?? http://www.pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_smile.gif

[vitius137]

i dont have a good pc pad... too bad my keyboard doesnt vibrate http://www.pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_frown.gif

[Brus]

On 2006-04-26 07:25, peenk wrote:
I have 360 controller (but no 360). Its freaking AMAZING controller except for one small problem. Trigger buttons are not usable for some games since the buttons are pressure sensitive. Some games wont allow you to bind any keys to those buttons and thats the only problem I found with the 360 controller.
Overall I recommend it and thats the joystick I will be using for my PC PSU. Hopefully trigger buttons will work and if not then its simply 2 buttons less than ps2 controller. But you have a keyboard for backup which is all you really need.



look for xbcd for the 360 controller driver (follow the link then download the necessary files and follow guide), its 3rd party drivers that are WAAAY better than microsoft's at the moment. There are different profiles you can assign to the controller so that the dead zone on the analog sticks is better (no more unwanted moving around) as well as a way to make the rear triggers digital buttons so you can assign them in games like pso.

http://xbcd360guide.50webs.com/guide.html



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[peenk]

On 2006-04-26 14:53, Brus wrote:
look for xbcd for the 360 controller driver (follow the link then download the necessary files and follow guide), its 3rd party drivers that are WAAAY better than microsoft's at the moment. There are different profiles you can assign to the controller so that the dead zone on the analog sticks is better (no more unwanted moving around) as well as a way to make the rear triggers digital buttons so you can assign them in games like pso.
http://xbcd360guide.50webs.com/guide.html
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There we go. If what Brus said is true, and I have no reason to believe he wouldn't, then 360 joystick is all you need.
While I might disgree that 360 is a good console, I definatly looooove the 360 controller.