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I saw that you don't enforce exclusive access to the HID devices when you open them, hence reverting to the standard shared mode. This leaves the Xiaomi Gamepad visible and accessible to the applications and games along with the virtual XBox controller.
Have you ever noticed some incompatibilities with some game leaving two game devices simultaneously available? Have you ever had problems with exclusive access too?
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Hi Daniele! Nice to meet you! Thanks for your project!
Actually, I didn't test my project in many games, just in couple platformers I played recently. I'm aware of the issue you describing and I see 2 devices in Steam client or in Gamepad Tester (https://html5gamepad.com/). But it doesn't bring any problems in games I've played.
I've read about different solutions described on the README page of HidGuardian (https://github.com/ViGEm/HidGuardian) and I suspect that this problem has no easy solution. I also suspect that exclusive capture of HID device is possible only in kernel mode (but I'm not sure, though). However, this is subject for research.
Hi! mi-360 developer here. Nice project!
I saw that you don't enforce exclusive access to the HID devices when you open them, hence reverting to the standard shared mode. This leaves the Xiaomi Gamepad visible and accessible to the applications and games along with the virtual XBox controller.
Have you ever noticed some incompatibilities with some game leaving two game devices simultaneously available? Have you ever had problems with exclusive access too?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: