Wireless input assignment incorrect

[mgfcf]

Hello!

I was trying to use my PS5 Controller under Windows 10 with Unity 2020.3.7f1 after installing the UniSense package over the Package Manager. But I seem to still struggle with the same issues as without UniSense, even tho the DualSense Controller seems to be recognized correctly now. Some weird assignments I could find in the Input Debugger:

• Moving left stick left/right is shown as moving left stick up/down, same with the right stick
• Left stick x-axis seems to get some random input (maybe from accel), so it is just spaming with random numbers from -1 to 1
• Pressing left trigger is shown as pressing right trigger and mic mute button
• Pressing south button (x/cross for playstation) is shown as start button
• and other stuff

Where does this come from? Do I have something configured wrong? Is there a way to assign the inputs myself to fix this mapping?

Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance!

Max

[mgfcf]

I tried out the sample just now and can clearly see the same issues.

[mgfcf]

I previously tried it with the controller connected via bluetooth, which didn't work, but it apparently works over cable. I don't know why that is and it seems a bit arbitrary to me, so I am gonna keep this issue open, since I wanna know a bit more about this.

But feel free to close it, since I found a workaround for my immediate issue.

[Kainkun]

im having the same issue and the same workaround

[GerodruS]

As a workaround I tried to separate DualSense that connected wired and wireless.
For that I've add a line to DualSenseGamepadHID.cs

        [RuntimeInitializeOnLoadMethod(RuntimeInitializeLoadType.BeforeSceneLoad)]
        static void Initialize()
        {
            InputSystem.RegisterLayout<DualSenseGamepadHID>(
                matches: new InputDeviceMatcher()
                    .WithInterface("HID")
                    .WithManufacturer("Sony.+Entertainment")
                    .WithCapability("vendorId", 0x54C)

                    .WithCapability("inputReportSize", 64) // <-- this line filter out wireless dualsense

                    .WithCapability("productId", 0xCE6));
        }

When the gamepad connected wired its data format is that you can find at DualSenseHIDInputReport.
When the gamepad connected wireless its data format is exactly the same as for ds4 (you already have support for this with input manager package).