Calibrate your controller?
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saw in a post where a player mentioned this. Is there a way to calibrate your controller? I'd so, where at?
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A calibrated controller means little in this game, because controllers..period..don't mean a lot.
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gee... thanks for this wonderful insight. Anyone else know if there is a way to calibrate your controller?
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@JiggidyJJ said in Calibrate your controller?:
saw in a post where a player mentioned this. Is there a way to calibrate your controller? I'd so, where at?
How to Hard Reset a PS4 Controller
Power down the PS4.Turn over the DualShock 4 controller and locate the small hole near the left shoulder button.Unfold one end of the paper clip and insert it to push the button buried inside the hole.Hold down this button for about 5 seconds.
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@JiggidyJJ said in Calibrate your controller?:
saw in a post where a player mentioned this. Is there a way to calibrate your controller? I'd so, where at?
Or this
Log in with your second (working) controller and navigate to the Settings in the PS4's top menu. This is the option that looks like a suitcase.
Choose Devices from the drop-down menu.
Select Bluetooth Devices.
You should see your PS4 controller listed. Because we are using the working controller to navigate the menu, select the inactive one.
The PS4 controller with a green dot is the active controller and the PS4 controller without the green dot is the inactive one.
Press the Options button on your controller, found to the right of the touchpad. This will bring up a new menu.
Select Forget Device.
Now that we've forgotten the malfunctioning DualShock 4 controller, we want to power down the PS4. You can do this by holding down the PS4 button on your controller, navigating to Power in the menu and choosing Turn off PS4.
Connect your misbehaving DualShock 4 controller to the PS4 using a USB cable.
Turn on the PS4 and wait for it to boot up.
Press the PlayStation button on the controller and login to the PS4. The PlayStation 4 controller should now be paired and you can test to see if it's still misbehaving
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@squishiesgirl said in Calibrate your controller?:
@JiggidyJJ said in Calibrate your controller?:
saw in a post where a player mentioned this. Is there a way to calibrate your controller? I'd so, where at?
Or this
Log in with your second (working) controller and navigate to the Settings in the PS4's top menu. This is the option that looks like a suitcase.
Choose Devices from the drop-down menu.
Select Bluetooth Devices.
You should see your PS4 controller listed. Because we are using the working controller to navigate the menu, select the inactive one.
The PS4 controller with a green dot is the active controller and the PS4 controller without the green dot is the inactive one.
Press the Options button on your controller, found to the right of the touchpad. This will bring up a new menu.
Select Forget Device.
Now that we've forgotten the malfunctioning DualShock 4 controller, we want to power down the PS4. You can do this by holding down the PS4 button on your controller, navigating to Power in the menu and choosing Turn off PS4.
Connect your misbehaving DualShock 4 controller to the PS4 using a USB cable.
Turn on the PS4 and wait for it to boot up.
Press the PlayStation button on the controller and login to the PS4. The PlayStation 4 controller should now be paired and you can test to see if it's still misbehaving
awesome thanks!
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Interesting, I've never heard of this. It may be obvious to some but what does calibrating your control do?
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