#Pcsx2 thread creation failure drivers#
#Pcsx2 thread creation failure Pc#

Since the instructions on the site are crap, here's how I did it:ġ) If you don't have a bluetooth adapter, buy this one. I finally got MotionInJoy to work over bluetooth, and it works perfectly! For anyone who wants wireless controllers, this is definitely the way to go.

#Pcsx2 thread creation failure Pc#

Though I'm not sure how 'official' they are - they were causing a problem for me where my PC would crash whenever it went to sleep, and I ended up uninstalling them (I'm using Windows 7 64-bit).Īside from that it seems to work perfectly. It works without a bluetooth dongle, just plug it in via USB. I may very well buy one again if this works as intended. I had a ps3 controller but at the time the support was crap so I never bothered keeping it, but like. Wait what? Official DS3 drivers? Like from Sony? What's supported? Will this 'just' work over bluetooth with a ps3 controller? With great power comes great responsiblity.TO ROCK OUT! They seem to have better response times than the MotionJoy drivers.

#Pcsx2 thread creation failure drivers#

You could also use the official leaked SIXAXIS/DualShock 3 signed drivers for x86/圆4: However if your glitch is game specific, which appears to be the case, you may be out of luck or have to use the native resolution. This can be fixed by editing GSdx.ini with allowHacks=1 then on the plugin tab ticking the offset hack box. Eg: SotC and God of War 2 add a sort of bloom effect that becomes offset when you use scaling. Some games still have issues with scaling. I had a similar problem with vertical lines like those but in shadow of the colossus using a D3D internal res of 1680x1050 (the same as my monitor) and 1680x945 which went away with the 3x scaling instead. By choosing to fix the aspect ratio to 16:9 on the GS window tab and setting it in the game at 16:9 it should look fine when playing. Using 3x scaling and gdsx itself (F8) to take snapshots produce 1536x1344 screenshots. It seems to me that most games run at 512x448 in both 4:3 and 16:9 mode (using rectangular pixels for the latter). Is that just texture scaling, or what? What should they normally be set to? I honestly don't know what the scaling or d3d internal res does. Radiata Stories has built-in 16:9 support so I'm setting the GS window to 1280x720 and the scaling was at 2x.