Game Input MultipleXer

You have to execute emuclient two times:

emuclient --event "cross(255)"
emuclient --event "cross(0)"

And it may be necessary to add a delay between the two commands (50 ms should be enough for the ps3 to register the input).

Using the EMUPS3 firmware, is the teensy detected as a "Playstation 3 controller" when plugged to your computer?

Did you update the firmware of your DIY USB adapter?

GIMX can only power on the PS3 over bluetooth.

GIMX 1.10 is out: http://forum.gimx.fr/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=870

Enjoy

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frank26080115 wrote:All it really means is that you must own at least one genuine controller and plug it in. It's not too much of a hinderance for either of our setups. It's not the end of the world.

This is what many adapters (including GIMX) do.

I added a new feature to make sending controls from the command line easier: http://code.google.com/p/diyps3controller/issues/detail?id=236 Example: emuclient -p /dev/ttyUSB0 --event "lstick x(127)" --event "rstick y(-128)" --event "circle(255)" --event "square(0)&...

The issue is already fixed in the source code repo.

You can wait for the next release to come out, or build GIMX from the sources: http://gimx.fr/wiki/index.php?title=Dev ... t_on_Linux

I also plan to work on the next-gen consoles... I started a fundraising a few days ago

I would not be surprised that Sony added something to block non-licensed third-party joysticks on the PS4, like Microsoft did for the 360.