I had bought two PS4 controllers from gamestop and they replaced the thumb sticks with the orange good ones. Best way I could explain it is that they feel more smooth. I was more surprised with the face that gamestop actually replaced parts with better parts. Not sure if they still are doing this though.
Thx for your video i just discover youre channel and you have a new subscriber buddy excellent work two thumbs up brother ! Greeting from Canada ( Québec ) ! ❤
The clicking noise is actually normal on the alps. The playstation controllers comes with 2 different sticks: Alps (Green, Teal) Favor union (Orange) The green or rather teal ones always click and they are the better sticks in my opinion because they have a little more tension.
@raichou101 Yes, you're right, that clicking noise is normal on the alps RKJXs as well as to feel. But I personally don't like any sort of resistance and prefer a more tension less/free stick when aiming. But if it makes you play better, who am i to judge. Each to their own preferences ✌️
@@zeroxiiimk2 Yeah, you're right ofc its all down to preference although I would recommend the GuliKit TMR as a replacement. They are pretty new on the market and fixed the problems with the hall effect stick such as high input lag etc. But they're not cheap with 25€
@raichou101 I actually just seen you replied to someone in the comment section recommending them. I just did some research on them, and I might test them out. The only reason I never used hall effects was because most times i would test them in competitive play on different fps/shooters they would be too inconsistent in regards to snapping to targets (tracking felt fine). as well as the L3/R3 going bad early. Another reason was because they were not many reputable brands that seemed trustworthy, with the only ones being from aliexpress. I was and am still eagerly waiting for marius's hall effects as he's someone I'm friends with and can trust. gullikit is also trustworthy as I've used them on my joycons and pro controllers, so it's nice to see they've made their own universal line up for all consoles.
actually the normal error % is around 12% and you won't feel anything in game all the dualsense controllers i've tested are in the 9% error range and with stock sticks no matter what i try i can never make them go bellow 8%
@@LyuboA yep, circularity doesn't affect in game unless it goes up into the corners. For the error percent, i usually average around 4%-7.8%. The thing that affects circularity however is how well the pins on the potentiometers are straightend to the board before calibration. Aswell as how the stick was soldered into place.
Thank you for the tutorial. This is a video I was looking for to start learning how to solder. Anyway I got a few question to ask. What temperature heat did you use on your soldering iron? And last question back then I tried to do soldering and I plug in my soldering iron and wait around 5 min then my soldering iron tips turn red do you kinda know what turns wrong making it red? Thanks
@MaLEFiCx777 for tempature on my soldering station i usually fluctuate between 380-397c° though something you should understand is that more heat -> less time is always the way to go for solder station, not all the time for hot air though. And for your soldering iron turning red, that might be a soldering iron/station issue, if it looks rusty though, then that means it's oxidized and needs to be tinned. I show in the video how to tin tip, which is brass wool and preferably a tip tinner solution that restores coating back.
@@zeroxiiimk2 Thanks for your reply. I watched and kinda understand the process more now plus I love what you said A.I.M yeah that's true aim and move to the next one. I will try doing it soon since my ds4 is drifting badly now.
@MaLEFiCx777 No problem man! I've also gotta dualsense video if you want to try it on a ps5 controller that's got drift, though i would recommend watching that video for the calibration procedure, as the calibration method used in this video is outdated and the new method is much more simple and less time consuming. It also works for the Dualshock 4 and dualsense controllers respectfully.
@@zeroxiiimk2 Thanks for the suggestion I'll check it out. BTW I also got the USB type-c mod on my DS4 got it from the same guy that you featured in the video but mine was the limited edition type-c board that was made as a giveaway for channel called V-Cuda. Anyway, love your content and your Zero controller mine is Zero Nightmare controller😁
actually you are wrong early PS3 controllers were using hall effect thumbsticks then Sony changed them to normal after all they make stupid amount of money from just selling controllers
Where did i ever mention using hall effects or the early ps3 controllers in this video? I'm aware that they did use hall effects aswell as in the dreamcast controllers, but i never talked about that in this video, or in my dualsense video. I've discussed it in the comments, but that was regarding the GINFAQ hall effects (aka cheap hall effects), and why hall effects "WERE" still behind potentiometer counterparts due to the inconsistencies on aiming, aswell as bad tact switches for the L3s (on the GINFAQS). Though i will say as of now, I've been testing the recent favor union hall effects, and to my suprise they may be the definitive version of hall effects, i know circularity doesn't affect in game, but for hall effects that have close to or even better error rates. That says alot. I've even started to plan out on selling controllers, Scufs, edge modules with them. I may end up making a video on them when i have the time, but I've been busy fixing up a bunch of controllers/modules and what not. So i'll see... Thanks for the comments ✌️
Hall effects, as of now are still very inconsistent when it comes to precise aiming. Most hall effects right now on the market, which you can find on aliexpress are not optimized for competitive play. Though if you play casually/play other games, they're not a problem at all. Although, one of my friends is making accurate hall effects. I explain it, at the resolution portion of the video. Hope this answered your question bro!
Did you convert your controller to LIBUSB-WIN32? To check, go to device manger and scroll to the list of Lib-usb win 32 devices. You can always reinstall the drivers and try again. If it doesn't, lmk I'll try my best help
Unfortunately no... There is yet to be a dualsense calibration tool. The only way to get sticks replaced is via dualsense edge's module swapper. One day it'll happen tho..
@@Mrchiefsaygg no? Not that I know of. For Hall effects it's the same procedure. Though their are 2 methods of calibration with them. With hardware and software.
@@zeroxiiimk2that could be but most videos I see ppl install Hall effect on a controller seem to put a mini motherboard on the back. If you can just insatall those sticks with no extra gadgets that would be awesome
@Mrchiefsaygg yep I know exactly what you're talking about. And I'm here to tell you. do not use those boards. EVER. Basically, what they do is they move the max threshold of the stick to the FAKE center. The right way to do it is to calibrate the misaligned stick (with software) to your PCB/CONTROLLER designated for your desired center. To do that now, it's easy as fuck to learn which I'm glad (i hated the old method). Just go here to this website and learn it for a few minutes. It's extremely simplified and works with ps5 and ps4 controllers. dualshock-tools.github.io/
I don't understand. How to replace a part that is known to have rapid and premature wear with another part having the same problems even if it is of better quality? In the end it will be necessary to replace the graphite potentiometers once again when repeated recalibration will no longer be enough. How is this ideal compared to Hall effect sticks which do not have these problems and which are just as simple to make and as precise as these old potentiometers in our current era? In the end, it is not more ideal than buying a controller if it is to stay on classic potentiometers and the hall effects are precise enough for competition, you just have to get used to it like any new controller. The video should be titled "The Ideal Way to Report the Drift Problem" because it is absolutely not fixed. It will inevitably reappear at one point or another by using the controller. So it's not a fix.
Hall effect sticks are not good for high accuracy and pinpoint precision... yet. I've done multiple tests, both from error readings and in-game playing. Hall effects are still in their fetal-like state. new but have potential. I have a friend who is working on hall effects that carry the same attributes as potentiometer sticks, which I'd shown in the video. The "Hall effects" you will see on aliexpress, Amazon, eBay, etc. They are cheaply made, not optimal for fps and competitive play. And tend to break faster than regular sticks. I;E The L3/R3 button. It's better to have the knowledge of replacing sticks than not to. Especially if the ones you are using are not to your liking. Hall effects still have their uses. If you have another setup in the living room for an example, where you tend to play single-player games. They will 100% suffice.
@@zeroxiiimk2 For training perhaps since tampered controllers are excluded from competitions even for a simple stick replacement to avoid cheating that has happened in the past. As for the premature wear of the Hall effect sticks, I have serious doubts about that. Good quality sticks (or rather exactly the same qualities as the originals) are easier to find than the potentiometers themselves just as you could simply replace only the potentiometers of the stick that you already have which means that I don't really understand this argument. If the potentiometers in the controllers have changed, the sticks are all the same whether it is PS, Nintendo or XBOX and it is safe to use the first controller which hangs around even from one generation to the next. These are generally ALPS which are found absolutely everywhere and which therefore do not wear out more or less than another APLS just like the L3/R3 switch. The sticks of other brands that we find on Aliexpress or Amazon remain sticks really coming from these brands (Ginfull, Favor Union...) which are for some better than the ALPS used by Sony or Microsoft. Having them on Aliexpress does not make them any less good in terms of their price, just like the potentiometers (provided you know how to use the search tools that the site offers). The only problem with getting them on Aliexpress or Amazon is not really knowing what brand and version they will send us, unless you contact them for information, which is what people who are actually looking for a particular item do. When I see the quality that reputable brands offer now (drifts after barely 3 weeks on official controllers), I have learned to be more wary of those than other brands that don't look like much.
@thesilencer8074 "Tampered" controllers, whatever that means. Are allowed in tournaments, whether for fps or for fighting games or any other esports title. (As long as it is not being used as cheating or unfairly advantageous in said tournament/rules). It contradicts what you have said because wouldn't scuf/battle beaver controllers be banned? The only controller that was ever controversial from my knowledge was the hitbox, and that's not even from fps/shooters. And as for hall effects, to be excact "Ginfaqs". Are known to wear out because of the cheap materials used to manufacture them, this is very much common knowledge by most people i talked with. Along with its very obnoxious calibration system. I've personally went through 2 sets of them under 4-6 months of comp play back during mw2. And favor unions are officially used by Sony, I'm not sure about xbox tho. Newer generation ds4 and ds5 were manufactured with polyshines. If not, most of the ds5 controllers have polyshines in them now, just with 2 3k ohms ofc. I had a theory that certain regions have polyshines OEMd such as the device names being different (CUH ZCT2U, CUH ZCT2E, CUH ZT2J), but I may have debunked it after importing multiple controllers from different places, and getting alps on the imported controllers RIP.
Nice video mate. Can I apply this calibration method on my PS5 controller? I've installed a hall effect stick on my dualsense left stick 🎮 . So on circularity test it has around 22% of error I'm looking for a solution 😢 I'll appreciate your help. Thanks!
As of recently, yes you can. But you'll need to download the ds5 dualsense script over the ds4 one on their github page. I'm planning on making another video on fixing drift and calibration for the ds5. Though if you want to calibrate it right away, I suggest you check out some of Uber micro repairs recent videos, as I believe he shows how to do so.
Hey thank's for the feedback. Unfortunately no. With no sort of calibration tool for xbox controllers, I'm afraid replacing/upgrading sticks is a waste. The same goes for ps5. Though ps5 dualsense edge has interchangeable joysticks. I'm sure one day xbox will have a way of calibration.. Hopefully.
@@bradleyxdebruin wait really!?! I never knew that. Well I'm going to to do the ps5 controller now. And maybe the series x aswell. Thanks for the info!
hello, after calibration I can't use controller with BT, When I plug controller to PC, controller work. When unplug controller, controller dont work. Battery is good, I tested it on another controller.
Check your drivers on device manager. If there are libusb drivers, delete them. If not make sure you have it synced to your pc, you can also put it in pairing mode to your pc to see if that fixes it. Also, try it on your ps5/ps4. Aswell as hitting the reset button in the back. Those are all the things I can think of
Unfortunately no. There's yet to be a calibration tool for ps5 or most if not all xbox controllers. When the time comes, i will most likely make a video on it.
Unfortunately, I'm not too sure. I doubt it would work, since the script was developed using a later version of python (Windows 10 only build) through you can try it for yourself and hope It doesn't brick your controller. If you are to attempt it. Make sure your downloading the latest version of python compatible with 8. Good luck!
@primo_kush_4208 if you're talking about the gullikit ones, then sure, I can't say anything since I'm yet to try it. But if you're talking about the "cheap" ones, I'd love to see how long those clicks would last you..
THE DUALSENSE VERSION IS NOW COMPLETE
CHECK IT OUT HERE
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this is the absolut best way to do this work.
perfect
greets from germany
Thank you man, greeting's from New york.
Hey where in NY are my friend ? And would this same operation work for Xbox series x controllers?
I had bought two PS4 controllers from gamestop and they replaced the thumb sticks with the orange good ones. Best way I could explain it is that they feel more smooth. I was more surprised with the face that gamestop actually replaced parts with better parts. Not sure if they still are doing this though.
Very interesting, never knew they did that. Crazy to think they knew how to calibrate the new sticks as well. Wow.
One of the best❤!! Really thank you for that work!🎉
Thanks floods
Sick video bro
No probs, my dude.
Thx for your video i just discover youre channel and you have a new subscriber buddy excellent work two thumbs up brother ! Greeting from Canada ( Québec ) ! ❤
@@FullNoobsAction thank you 😊
Nice video keep going ! ❤
Thanks bay
excellent video it helped me a lot to get my controller fixed. Thank you! new sub right here👍
@morocogaming8690 thank you!
You have a great voice.. Man
Sorry to blow up your comment section with my copy paste text, I just want people to know that FINALLY you can re calibrate dualsense controllers.
Yep. I'm working on the dualsense version of this video as we speak 😁
Using which Hall effect joysticks?
@@folgee7368 I don't understand your question. I have not used hall effect sticks
here's the Dualsense version
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@@zeroxiiimk2 niiice
I'll check it tomorrow I got to sleep now lol
The clicking noise is actually normal on the alps. The playstation controllers comes with 2 different sticks:
Alps (Green, Teal)
Favor union (Orange)
The green or rather teal ones always click and they are the better sticks in my opinion because they have a little more tension.
@raichou101 Yes, you're right, that clicking noise is normal on the alps RKJXs as well as to feel. But I personally don't like any sort of resistance and prefer a more tension less/free stick when aiming. But if it makes you play better, who am i to judge. Each to their own preferences ✌️
@@zeroxiiimk2 Yeah, you're right ofc its all down to preference although I would recommend the GuliKit TMR as a replacement. They are pretty new on the market and fixed the problems with the hall effect stick such as high input lag etc. But they're not cheap with 25€
@raichou101 I actually just seen you replied to someone in the comment section recommending them. I just did some research on them, and I might test them out. The only reason I never used hall effects was because most times i would test them in competitive play on different fps/shooters they would be too inconsistent in regards to snapping to targets (tracking felt fine). as well as the L3/R3 going bad early. Another reason was because they were not many reputable brands that seemed trustworthy, with the only ones being from aliexpress. I was and am still eagerly waiting for marius's hall effects as he's someone I'm friends with and can trust. gullikit is also trustworthy as I've used them on my joycons and pro controllers, so it's nice to see they've made their own universal line up for all consoles.
Good video
Thanks man!
actually the normal error % is around 12% and you won't feel anything in game all the dualsense controllers i've tested are in the 9% error range and with stock sticks no matter what i try i can never make them go bellow 8%
@@LyuboA yep, circularity doesn't affect in game unless it goes up into the corners. For the error percent, i usually average around 4%-7.8%. The thing that affects circularity however is how well the pins on the potentiometers are straightend to the board before calibration. Aswell as how the stick was soldered into place.
Thank you for the tutorial. This is a video I was looking for to start learning how to solder. Anyway I got a few question to ask. What temperature heat did you use on your soldering iron? And last question back then I tried to do soldering and I plug in my soldering iron and wait around 5 min then my soldering iron tips turn red do you kinda know what turns wrong making it red? Thanks
@MaLEFiCx777 for tempature on my soldering station i usually fluctuate between 380-397c° though something you should understand is that more heat -> less time is always the way to go for solder station, not all the time for hot air though. And for your soldering iron turning red, that might be a soldering iron/station issue, if it looks rusty though, then that means it's oxidized and needs to be tinned. I show in the video how to tin tip, which is brass wool and preferably a tip tinner solution that restores coating back.
@@zeroxiiimk2 Thanks for your reply. I watched and kinda understand the process more now plus I love what you said A.I.M yeah that's true aim and move to the next one. I will try doing it soon since my ds4 is drifting badly now.
@MaLEFiCx777 No problem man! I've also gotta dualsense video if you want to try it on a ps5 controller that's got drift, though i would recommend watching that video for the calibration procedure, as the calibration method used in this video is outdated and the new method is much more simple and less time consuming. It also works for the Dualshock 4 and dualsense controllers respectfully.
@@zeroxiiimk2 Thanks for the suggestion I'll check it out. BTW I also got the USB type-c mod on my DS4 got it from the same guy that you featured in the video but mine was the limited edition type-c board that was made as a giveaway for channel called V-Cuda. Anyway, love your content and your Zero controller mine is Zero Nightmare controller😁
@@MaLEFiCx777 a fellow megaman X fan
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actually you are wrong early PS3 controllers were using hall effect thumbsticks then Sony changed them to normal after all they make stupid amount of money from just selling controllers
Where did i ever mention using hall effects or the early ps3 controllers in this video? I'm aware that they did use hall effects aswell as in the dreamcast controllers, but i never talked about that in this video, or in my dualsense video. I've discussed it in the comments, but that was regarding the GINFAQ hall effects (aka cheap hall effects), and why hall effects "WERE" still behind potentiometer counterparts due to the inconsistencies on aiming, aswell as bad tact switches for the L3s (on the GINFAQS). Though i will say as of now, I've been testing the recent favor union hall effects, and to my suprise they may be the definitive version of hall effects, i know circularity doesn't affect in game, but for hall effects that have close to or even better error rates. That says alot. I've even started to plan out on selling controllers, Scufs, edge modules with them. I may end up making a video on them when i have the time, but I've been busy fixing up a bunch of controllers/modules and what not. So i'll see... Thanks for the comments ✌️
why not just replace it with hall effect modules?
Hall effects, as of now are still very inconsistent when it comes to precise aiming. Most hall effects right now on the market, which you can find on aliexpress are not optimized for competitive play. Though if you play casually/play other games, they're not a problem at all. Although, one of my friends is making accurate hall effects. I explain it, at the resolution portion of the video. Hope this answered your question bro!
Mine is stuck at Waiting for a DualShock 4...
Did you convert your controller to LIBUSB-WIN32? To check, go to device manger and scroll to the list of Lib-usb win 32 devices. You can always reinstall the drivers and try again. If it doesn't, lmk I'll try my best help
I fix the driver issue, ill try again on the weekend 🙂@@zeroxiiimk2
Does it work with PS5 Dualsense too?
Unfortunately no... There is yet to be a dualsense calibration tool. The only way to get sticks replaced is via dualsense edge's module swapper. One day it'll happen tho..
here's the Dualsense version
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th-cam.com/video/avBw1PFownw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lXcx4v_6LzHCpKqb
Hi, sorry if I missed it, but what temperature do you use on the soldering iron
@@newbadpuppy highest temperature, around 325°. Always remember higher temp-> less time. Not lower temp-> more time.
@@zeroxiiimk2 thank you!
@newbadpuppy no probs!
Don’t you need like a motherboard to be installed when you go for Hall effect sticks?
@@Mrchiefsaygg no? Not that I know of. For Hall effects it's the same procedure. Though their are 2 methods of calibration with them. With hardware and software.
@@zeroxiiimk2 I’ve seen plenty of yt videos that show instalatyion with a motherboard bcs apparently of some issues with triggers
@@Mrchiefsaygg are you talking about the "stick drift fix boards" where you apply it behind the stick?
@@zeroxiiimk2that could be but most videos I see ppl install Hall effect on a controller seem to put a mini motherboard on the back. If you can just insatall those sticks with no extra gadgets that would be awesome
@Mrchiefsaygg yep I know exactly what you're talking about. And I'm here to tell you. do not use those boards. EVER.
Basically, what they do is they move the max threshold of the stick to the FAKE center. The right way to do it is to calibrate the misaligned stick (with software) to your PCB/CONTROLLER designated for your desired center.
To do that now, it's easy as fuck to learn which I'm glad (i hated the old method). Just go here to this website and learn it for a few minutes. It's extremely simplified and works with ps5 and ps4 controllers.
dualshock-tools.github.io/
I don't understand. How to replace a part that is known to have rapid and premature wear with another part having the same problems even if it is of better quality? In the end it will be necessary to replace the graphite potentiometers once again when repeated recalibration will no longer be enough. How is this ideal compared to Hall effect sticks which do not have these problems and which are just as simple to make and as precise as these old potentiometers in our current era?
In the end, it is not more ideal than buying a controller if it is to stay on classic potentiometers and the hall effects are precise enough for competition, you just have to get used to it like any new controller.
The video should be titled "The Ideal Way to Report the Drift Problem" because it is absolutely not fixed. It will inevitably reappear at one point or another by using the controller. So it's not a fix.
Hall effect sticks are not good for high accuracy and pinpoint precision... yet.
I've done multiple tests, both from error readings and in-game playing. Hall effects are still in their fetal-like state. new but have potential. I have a friend who is working on hall effects that carry the same attributes as potentiometer sticks, which I'd shown in the video. The "Hall effects" you will see on aliexpress, Amazon, eBay, etc. They are cheaply made, not optimal for fps and competitive play. And tend to break faster than regular sticks. I;E The L3/R3 button. It's better to have the knowledge of replacing sticks than not to. Especially if the ones you are using are not to your liking. Hall effects still have their uses. If you have another setup in the living room for an example, where you tend to play single-player games. They will 100% suffice.
@@zeroxiiimk2 For training perhaps since tampered controllers are excluded from competitions even for a simple stick replacement to avoid cheating that has happened in the past. As for the premature wear of the Hall effect sticks, I have serious doubts about that. Good quality sticks (or rather exactly the same qualities as the originals) are easier to find than the potentiometers themselves just as you could simply replace only the potentiometers of the stick that you already have which means that I don't really understand this argument. If the potentiometers in the controllers have changed, the sticks are all the same whether it is PS, Nintendo or XBOX and it is safe to use the first controller which hangs around even from one generation to the next. These are generally ALPS which are found absolutely everywhere and which therefore do not wear out more or less than another APLS just like the L3/R3 switch.
The sticks of other brands that we find on Aliexpress or Amazon remain sticks really coming from these brands (Ginfull, Favor Union...) which are for some better than the ALPS used by Sony or Microsoft. Having them on Aliexpress does not make them any less good in terms of their price, just like the potentiometers (provided you know how to use the search tools that the site offers). The only problem with getting them on Aliexpress or Amazon is not really knowing what brand and version they will send us, unless you contact them for information, which is what people who are actually looking for a particular item do.
When I see the quality that reputable brands offer now (drifts after barely 3 weeks on official controllers), I have learned to be more wary of those than other brands that don't look like much.
@thesilencer8074 "Tampered" controllers, whatever that means. Are allowed in tournaments, whether for fps or for fighting games or any other esports title. (As long as it is not being used as cheating or unfairly advantageous in said tournament/rules). It contradicts what you have said because wouldn't scuf/battle beaver controllers be banned? The only controller that was ever controversial from my knowledge was the hitbox, and that's not even from fps/shooters. And as for hall effects, to be excact "Ginfaqs". Are known to wear out because of the cheap materials used to manufacture them, this is very much common knowledge by most people i talked with. Along with its very obnoxious calibration system. I've personally went through 2 sets of them under 4-6 months of comp play back during mw2. And favor unions are officially used by Sony, I'm not sure about xbox tho. Newer generation ds4 and ds5 were manufactured with polyshines. If not, most of the ds5 controllers have polyshines in them now, just with 2 3k ohms ofc. I had a theory that certain regions have polyshines OEMd such as the device names being different (CUH ZCT2U, CUH ZCT2E, CUH ZT2J), but I may have debunked it after importing multiple controllers from different places, and getting alps on the imported controllers RIP.
can you do it the same on xbox series! tks bro
Right now, I'm working on the dualsense video, but after it... I'll see what I can come up with.
Nice video mate. Can I apply this calibration method on my PS5 controller?
I've installed a hall effect stick on my dualsense left stick 🎮 . So on circularity test it has around 22% of error
I'm looking for a solution 😢
I'll appreciate your help. Thanks!
As of recently, yes you can. But you'll need to download the ds5 dualsense script over the ds4 one on their github page. I'm planning on making another video on fixing drift and calibration for the ds5. Though if you want to calibrate it right away, I suggest you check out some of Uber micro repairs recent videos, as I believe he shows how to do so.
here's the Dualsense version i made
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Hi, I was amazed by your video. Is there anything similar for Xbox controllers?
Hey thank's for the feedback. Unfortunately no. With no sort of calibration tool for xbox controllers, I'm afraid replacing/upgrading sticks is a waste. The same goes for ps5. Though ps5 dualsense edge has interchangeable joysticks. I'm sure one day xbox will have a way of calibration.. Hopefully.
Series x controllers can be calibrated in the Xbox accessory apps, and the AL who created the PS4 script created a PS5 script just the other day.
@@bradleyxdebruin wait really!?! I never knew that. Well I'm going to to do the ps5 controller now. And maybe the series x aswell. Thanks for the info!
@@zeroxiiimk2 no problem man the new PS5 calibration script is definitely creating a big buzz and stir in the repair community
@@bradleyxdebruin I'm definitely making a video on this soon.
It stops at waiting to connect dualshock 4
@danieliwezor1624 Recently, there's a new method.
Go to this website, and follow the instructions on there
dualshock-tools.github.io/
hello, after calibration I can't use controller with BT, When I plug controller to PC, controller work. When unplug controller, controller dont work. Battery is good, I tested it on another controller.
Check your drivers on device manager. If there are libusb drivers, delete them. If not make sure you have it synced to your pc, you can also put it in pairing mode to your pc to see if that fixes it. Also, try it on your ps5/ps4. Aswell as hitting the reset button in the back. Those are all the things I can think of
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Work in PS5 and XBOS seties s/x?
Unfortunately no. There's yet to be a calibration tool for ps5 or most if not all xbox controllers. When the time comes, i will most likely make a video on it.
here's the Dualsense version lol
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3:31 Make me sick, whats this movement... Got nausea lol
@@callmemrdee 😂
Can you give me exact the name salotape yellow?
Kapton tape. You can get it officially from a distributor like digikey. Or knock off ones from amazon.
where are you from?
Whats best analog replacements for ps5 duelsense
GuliKit TMR (the black ones are for the dualsense)
here's the Dualsense version
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We need video about ps5 controls please ❤️
I'm a bit busy with other vids. But it'll happen soon. Stay tuned
here's the Dualsense version 😁
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Will this work on Windows 8?
Unfortunately, I'm not too sure.
I doubt it would work, since the script was developed using a later version of python (Windows 10 only build) through you can try it for yourself and hope It doesn't brick your controller. If you are to attempt it. Make sure your downloading the latest version of python compatible with 8. Good luck!
@@zeroxiiimk2 ok I understand, thank you.
Works on ps5 dualsense ?
As of recently yes. I'll be making another video on it, stay tuned..
here's the Dualsense version
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th-cam.com/video/avBw1PFownw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lXcx4v_6LzHCpKqb
No, do not get those get Hall effects
@primo_kush_4208 if you're talking about the gullikit ones, then sure, I can't say anything since I'm yet to try it. But if you're talking about the "cheap" ones, I'd love to see how long those clicks would last you..