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1. #Xinput test not working how to
2. #Xinput test not working driver
3. #Xinput test not working ps3
4. #Xinput test not working plus

#Xinput test not working how to

I believe I understand why it is, and have a theory on how to fix it. I experience this too, and it bugs me greatly. "rectangular", I cannot perform a circle motion by turning controller's stick

#Xinput test not working ps3

>In case of PS3 controller mouse doesn't go crazy, but it moves I say this because, unlike Mad Fish, I am not interested in games, but would like to hit on the following: They excel at navigation and, with a program like dasher, can even be used for typing.

#Xinput test not working plus

I am interested in using these controllers as regular input devices, I have spent some time configuring both to be awesome computer navigation devices, complete with ctrl, alt, shift, tab, del, enter, space(for selection of items), backspace, esc, arrows, plus the three mouse buttons. What is the correct way to test XI2 device?Īnd, by the way, does XI2 support force-feedback (for rumble)? "xinput test-xi2 9" didn't report me any events, and "xinput query-state 9" only seems to report button states (no values from analog sticks). ∼ Microsoft X-Box 360 pad id=9 īut I'm not sure about if it really works. ↳ Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 id=10 ⎜ ↳ Logitech USB-PS/2 Optical Mouse id=12 ⎜ ↳ Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 id=11 But without a log and a conf, I can't really say more than that.Īdding this to /etc/X11//nf

#Xinput test not working driver

If you're using the joystick driver then yes, the device should be floating from the start. somewhere in evdev we have a loop that stops at the first joystick button and simply bails out. evdev is primarily a pointer/keyboard driver and simply ignores devices that don't have the required buttons.

They may have other interfaces, but they're secondary. wacom, synaptics, evdev and joystick all use the kernel's evdev interface for most devices. I suggest you try using the evdev driver with your gamepads. > I *believe* the joystick driver is for the legacy (pre /dev/input/eventX) > driver since these input devices can be accessed with the /dev/input/eventX > in the blanks, but my understanding is that you should be using the evdev

If you are something constructive to share, use the comments section.> I haven't hacked on linux in about 5 years, so hopefully someone else can fill Let us know in the comments if the solutions have been helpful and which one. If you are using a controller that does not support the Xinput input, the first solution should help you use the controller in the game, but if the problem persists, try the second solution. Press Ok to save changes, exit from the Window and start the Forza Horizon 4.Depending on the type of controller you wish to use, you can check PlayStation Configuration Support, Xbox Configuration Support, or the Generic Gamepad Configuration Support.From the Setting menu, go to Controller.

This can be done via the Controller Settings options. Change Steam General Controller Settingsĭepending on the controller you are using whether the Xbox controller or the Dualshock, you need to set the device on Steam. If the problem persists, try the next fix. Relaunch the game after Steam restart and the controller not working in Forza Horizon 4should be resolved.