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#Pcsx ps3 install#
#Pcsx ps3 drivers#

#Pcsx ps3 install#

Paste the XInput dll file to the PCSX2 install folder If you have a 32-bit processor, open the "x86" folder.

If you have a 64-bit processor, open the "圆4" folder. Go back to the install folder for ScpToolkit and open the "XInput" folder. Open the "Plugins" Folder and paste the modified plugin. Navigate to your PCSX2 install folder (for me it's C:\Program Files (x86)\PCSX2 1.4.0). Copy the LilyPad-Scp file (this is a modified controller plugin for PCSX2). Navigate to your install folder for ScpToolkit (for me it's C:\Program Files\Nefarious Software Solutions\ScpToolkit) and open the folder "LilyPad".

#Pcsx ps3 drivers#

Once the drivers are installed, your DS3 should have only a single LED on or flashing (you can change what the LEDs do in the ScpToolkit Settings Manager, which can be found in your start menu) This driver installer is accessible in your start menu). (If you messed up, you can always click uninstall. Some people use an external Bluetooth dongle to do this. Your PC's bluetooth will not be usable for anything other than PS3 controllers while the driver is installed. WARNING: Install the Bluetooth driver at your own risk. Use the pull-down menu next to the checkboxes to select your controller, which appears as: PLAYSTATION 3 Controller.

Use the checkboxes to select which devices you want the drivers for (Don't use the DS4 driver because DS4Windows is far superior).

Install ScpToolkit - when the installation is finished, click the green box to launch the driver installer (If you missed it, it can be found in the start menu as ScpToolkit Driver Installer).

Connect your DS3 controller to your computer with USB.

I am currently using ScpToolkit v1.6.238.16010 and PCSX2 v1.4.0 (both are the latest as of ) I am making this guide because I feel like it could be of use. I had been scouring the internet until recently without success for help with activating these pressure sensitive buttons.

Some PS2 games require pressure sensitivity to function properly. The Dualshock 2 and 3 had pressure sensitive controls on the face buttons, D-Pad, L1 & R1, and L2 & R2 (Additionally, they had variable speed vibration motors).