Yes, you now can disable Vibration Globally via Shibari "settings.json" file configuration.

{ /* * Emulates an Xbox 360 Controller */ "fullName": "Shibari.Sub.Sink.ViGEm.X360.Core.ViGEmSinkX360", "configuration": { /* * Enabled by default, set to false to disable */ "isEnabled": true, /* * Rumble (Force Feedback) specific settings */ "rumble": { /* * Implementation currently bugged, disable here if facing issues */ "isEnabled": false } } }

change "isEnabled" in "rumble" section to "false", and then Restart Shibari Service.

you must download the latest Shibari from here :
https://buildbot.vigem.org/builds/Shibari/master/

i use https://buildbot.vigem.org/builds/Shibari/master/1.6.180/

regards

That was on purpose since it's horribly outdated, check out the new pinned guides in the Guides and Documentation section!

As of now I can't offer more than what's already put out there on GitHub or the forums, sorry.

ViGEm is a developers framework. It doesn't care how you provide the inputs for the virtual controllers as long as you program against its API.

ViGEm is not a general purpose gamepad driver, you as a developer need to come up with the code required to e.g. make your mouse talk to it.

Check out the various repository READMEs as well.

Cheers

Please don't undig threads almost a year old. Follow the most recent guides and if still facing issues open your own thread with as much information as possible.

Thanks a ton! Appreciate taking the time to answer all these questions 🙂

That's way too little information for any useful help, please keep in mind there are no psychics here, so whip out some more information or, well, this thread will remain silent 🙂

Thanks a lot!

I've got something workable now using the node.js library you linked. Your post was very helpful, as is your driver.

If any Googler is interested in what I'm going to be using to meet might needs, I'm using these modules:

tmi.js to read Twitch chat and detect which messages are channel reward redemptions
gamecontroller - this reads HID which is a bad way to do this in the long term because pressing LT and RT at the same time results in it thinking neither is being pressed. I couldn't find an xinput library that would build in Node 12. I'll migrate if I ever need LT/RT. I had to manually modify the vendor information to support xbox-like controllers.
node-ViGEmClient as linked by nefarius in his post.

I'm still not sure I understood but it looks like VDX might help your case, turning an XInput pad into a virtual DS4.

I tried connecting the second controller in question to my PS3, and it's stopped connecting to my PC as well.

I'm updating just in case someone is ever in a similar situation:

Update: it seems that my DS4 doesn't properly work. Does the same when trying to use it on my Playstation 4. Also tried two different DS4 and they DO work as intended. I think my broken DS4 somehow forgets the last connected MAC address. The memory that stores this address is now volatile, making it remember the last MAC address while it still has some residual electricity, but forgets it the moment it goes away.

It's similar to when the battery in a PC is gone, so the bios resets to default when you unplug the computer for more than a couple of minutes.

I could workaround the issue by having some background process in Win10 that automatically removes the disconnected devices AND stays in a searchable status and accepts automatically to whitelisted MACs, that way I could connect the DS4 by just setting it in pairing mode (share+PS buttons).

Any ideas about how to do that?

@Saroni81 said in Proper Installation + Removal Guide?:

How do I update Vigembus and Fireshock? Just download newer releases and re-sinall? Or should I uninstall the older versions before installing newer ones?

Just install the latest versions once released, will update previous ones.

@Saroni81 said in Proper Installation + Removal Guide?:

Besides, I am also using x360ce to configure buttons differently somtimes. But I cant find the PS3 Home button in x360ce. By any chance, is there a good key remapper for vigembus other than x360ce? It would be wonderful if it could also remap keyboard and mousemovements to the controller. Well and in the best case its free and opensource. The reason I ask you this, is, because maybe you also made a remapper but I could not find it.

I'm not writing any remapping software because I'd like to stay sane 😉 by default the PS button is mapped to the X360 Guide button, Windows and/or Steam can "swallow" that so try to disable the Windows Game Bar thingy and close Steam or switch Shibari to emulate a DS4, then x360ce should be able to detect it.

Cheers

Follow the SCP removal guide of this forum, it covers everything. SCP does exactly what you tell it to do, it doesn't fool with random devices.

Cheers