Make sure "Game Devices" are set to "Direct Input". If it's not there, probably nothing I can do. If you have an issue with a controller, first make sure you can see it under "DirectInput Device Diagnostics". More generally, if you have trouble with several plugins not being detected by PCSX2 at all, try setting your plugins directory in the configuration screen, even if it appears to already be set correctly (Suggestion from WhoShotYa). Even if the pad partially/mostly works without the drivers, force feedback, for example, may well require the drivers be installed. A number of people have reported that this resolves some problems.Īlso, if you run into any trouble, make sure you've installed any software that comes with your game pads. If you have trouble getting some of the buttons on your gamepad/whatever working, try rebooting (If you haven't rebooted since installing the device). I'd recommend you just stick with DirectInput unless you run into any issues. DirectInput has been the most heavily tested and raw input the least.
If having trouble with the keyboard or mouse, try changing modes. If you experience delayed response to input, make sure PCSX2's priority is set to normal or lower. Screenshots and LilyPad itself are at the bottom of the post.Īs discussed below, to bind a d-pad or joystick of any type, use the bind horizontal/vertical axis buttons rather than the individual direction buttons. Pressure sensitive buttons and other single-direction axes (Like foot peddles) are also supported. Multiple keys/buttons/axes can be bound to the same PS2 button, and one key/button/axis can be bound to multiple PS2 buttons. It supports multiple devices of all types, and devices of different types can be mixed and matched. I'm not terribly concerned about it, but consider it licensed under GPL version 2.Ī quick list of the features: Keyboards/Mice/Direct Input devices are all supported. 64-bit dll removed, since anyone who needs it can compile it and having it around only really serves to confuse the helpless. dll is bigger because I switched compilers, and it now statically links to the C runtime to avoid requiring updated dlls. Work around for config screen display issues for people who have funky font settings, force feedback option that will work with buggy force feedback drivers for some devices, fix for resizing issue when using the mouse. 0.9.2 adds a couple minor fixes and work arounds.
I'll update this post and bump the thread when I release new versions. If you run into any bugs or have any suggestions, I'm open to ideas.
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