ndeadly

If the controller shows up on the screen, I think that means it has started sending input data. This would indicate the first payload to enable the controller has worked....

@marionicolas it's a pretty trivial fix, the problem is I currently have no way to determine whether a controller is a clone or not. I can't include it in a...

I think a lot of the behaviour comes from the differences between the different bluetooth stacks in use. Maybe the one of the PS3 is more relaxed when it comes...

Here's an updated version of the above build that incorporates the fixes from the 0.9.2 release for anyone wanting to test this [MissionControl-0.9.2-ds3-clone-fix-2338e91.zip](https://github.com/ndeadly/MissionControl/files/11342558/MissionControl-0.9.2-ds3-clone-fix-2338e91.zip)

Mission Control currently only supports wireless Bluetooth controllers. In the future when USB support is added, this will be possible.

@marionicolas try this version. Apparently a change I added stopped another persons controller from getting disconnected outside of the Change Grip/Order screen. [MissionControl-0.9.2-ds3-clone-fix-6cf686c.zip](https://github.com/ndeadly/MissionControl/files/11359733/MissionControl-0.9.2-ds3-clone-fix-6cf686c.zip)

USB controllers are not currently supported.

Read further down the issue you linked, the issue wasn't resolved for the original person who asked it. Sounds like you're experiencing the same thing. You can try making a...

Bluetooth support for the Stadia controller can be enabled until December 31, 2023 via an [online tool](https://stadia.google.com/controller/index_en_GB.html) released by Google. Unfortunately, they've chosen the Bluetooth LE standard, so support will...

Don't own one myself, but I'm going to guess that box was checked by mistake. The controller doesn't appear to have a player indicator. That said, there is a apparently...