I believe this is because PS3 controllers send their battery level information in a different way than Xbox 360 controllers and the Xbox 360 Accessories program does not recognize it. PS3 controllers will all light up their fourth lightīattery levels will not ever display for the PS3 controllers. Xbox 360 controllers will not light up at all When used as controller #5, #6, #7, or #8: The order the controllers are connected will determine which controller is which (just as with their respective consoles) Any combination of the two will work.Įxample: Four PS3 controllers as controllers #1, #2, #5, and #8, four Xbox 360 Controllers as controllers #3, #4, #6, and #7. I believe that will get you up and working with your desired results, if not and you don't wanna mess with obnoxious epsxe il help you set up RetroArch via visitor message or something.You can use up to eight controllers at once, four PS3 controllers and four Xbox 360 controllers (Yes they will still work!). Win 7/8/8.1/10: leave it unchecked (or check if you're facing installation troubles, might help). The next step depends on your operating system: When running the Driver Installer, choose your Bluetooth and controller devices you like to use with ScpToolkit.
If you're upgrading from an older installation you may skip the Driver Installer. If you're performing a fresh installation, run the Driver Installer afterwards. Run the Setup and follow it's instructions. Leave them plugged in during the entire installation process!ĭownload the latest release of the ScpToolkit Setup to an arbitrary location on your PC. Go there and go to Releases and grab ScpToolkit v1.7.277.16103-BETA, the installer says ScpToolkit_Setup.exeįollow the instructions on the front page of that link, here is a copy pasta,Ĭonnect your Dongle (only needed if you want to use it wirelessly) and controllers (yes, all of them) via USB and let Windows install its default drivers.
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