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eticket109 · 10-23-2007, 01:04 PM

I can't understand what you're suggesting because of the wording of your post. You seemed to interchange terminology abit. ie: "How about implementing dual shock support for ps2 controllers when used on ps2. "

If you're talking about implementing vibrate functionality when using a PS2 controller on a PC with FFXI then it's already been done. The FFXI Config > Gamepad Config settings should allow you to enable it. If it doesn't register then it's most likely a driver issue with the adapter.

My wife and I both use PS2 controllers for FFXI on our PCs. Occasionally she'll lose vibrate, but uninstalling and reinstalling the adapter drivers tends to fix it.

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eticket109 Pointy Stick Keeper of Knowledge FFXI Character Info. Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 2,033 Style: My Mood: Thanks: 465 Thanked 367x in 228 Posts Gil: 19,893 Bank: 80,862 Total Gil: 100,755 Donate	Re: Dual Shock support for PS2 > USB adapter I can't understand what you're suggesting because of the wording of your post. You seemed to interchange terminology abit. ie: "How about implementing dual shock support for ps2 controllers when used on ps2. " If you're talking about implementing vibrate functionality when using a PS2 controller on a PC with FFXI then it's already been done. The FFXI Config > Gamepad Config settings should allow you to enable it. If it doesn't register then it's most likely a driver issue with the adapter. My wife and I both use PS2 controllers for FFXI on our PCs. Occasionally she'll lose vibrate, but uninstalling and reinstalling the adapter drivers tends to fix it. Wii code: 6851 9579 6989 9039
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