How to make Dualshock 3 work in pcsx2. The DualShock 3 is not a standard HID controller. If you install libusb and set DS3 native mode. How To Use PS3 controller on PCSX2. How to use PS3 Controller on PC with DS3 and play pcSX2. How to play PCSX2 with PS2/3.

Resources & Helpful Links PCSX2 Emulation FAQ (- ePSXe & PSX 1.13 Emulation FAQ (- PS3 Controller on PC FAQ (- PS/PS2 Emulation Screens (- PCSX2 Homepage (www.pcsx2.net) - Official PCSX2 Compatibility List (- Latest GSDX Plugins by Gabest (- ePSXe Homepage (- PSX Homepage (DualShock 3/Sixaxis on PC Ok, just making a mini-walkthrough on how to get the DualShock 3/Sixaxis controllers working on a Windows PC. Free Engine Serial Number Lookup. Z posted an alternative earlier this year (so if this doesn't work out for you then definitely go for that too. A second alternative has been provided by Red_Eyes (This driver will allow you to use your PS3 controllers on Windows using a regular wired USB connection (for example the wire that comes with your PS3 to charge controllers). With this driver you'll be able to use the controller to play various games on the PC such as Devil May Cry 4, Halo: Combat Evolved, and most any controller compatible game you can think of. In conjunction with other programs I'll explain at another date you can also have the PS3 controller work with absolutely any game and even control Windows.

***See post #7 of this thread or CLICK HERE (to found out how you may use this driver and Joy2Key to control Windows COMPATIBLE WITH DUALSHOCK 3 & SIXAXIS - ***Only for Windows 32-Bit!*** Step 1 - Download the Driver Download the driver from HERE ((I hope you have winrar because the file is compressed in.rar format, if you don't have winrar you can get it from here: (Alternatively use 7zip, a lighter, faster and arguably more powerful freeware compression program from here: Step 2 - Install the Driver Navigate to your downloaded.rar package and extract the contents to a convenient location. You should see three files: 1. Libusb-win32-filter-bin-0.1.10.1.exe 2. Libusb0.dll 3. Ps3sixaxis_en.exe *Before you start your controller should NOT be plugged in, not that it really matters, but just to keep everything straightforward and to avoid any potential problems* First, make sure all the files are in the same folder. Then simply double click libusb-win32-filter-bin-0.1.10.1.exe and you will be installing the driver.

Press continue a bunch of times and specify the install location and folder names if you want. Step 3 - Plug in your Controller *in this step make sure you controller is OFF* Using the USB connection connect your PS3 controller to your Windows PC USB port. When you plug the controller in your controller should be recognized by Windows as an input device and Windows will start 'installing device software.' When your controller is plugged in all it's 4 LED's should all be flashing together in unison. After waiting this out (when your PC tells you 'software has completely installation' or something) you are now ready for the next step. Step 4 - Activate the Playstation 3 Controller Navigate to the location of file #3, ps3sixaxis_en.exe, and double click it while the controller is still plugged in. This executable will activate your Playstation 3 Controller.

After the executable has launched a command prompt should appear and then just disappear. Now just press the Home button on your Playstation 3 controller and you will have activated your controller for use on your PC! To confirm your PC recognizes the controller properly you may go to Control Panel -->View Devices and Printers -->right click your Playstation (R) 3 Controller -->Game Controller Settings -->and click Properties to get a diagnostic menu for your controller. Every time you press a button or move the analog stick the buttons in the window will light up to correspond to the buttons you press. To confirm functionality you may also simply test controller compatible games'/programs' responses to the controller input. Troubleshooting If the controller doesn't work the first time simply unplug it from your PC, turn the controller off again, and plug it back into the PC. Wait for Windows to recognize it a second time (it should be faster if you waited for Windows to recognize it properly before) and see that you have 4 LED's flashing on the top of the controller.