Ps3xpad

PS3XPAD: The Ultimate Guide to Using Modern Controllers on PlayStation 3 For enthusiasts of the PlayStation 3 Go to product viewer dialog for this item. DualShock 3 Go to product viewer dialog for this item.

Manual Configuration

: New devices often require the user to find the Vendor ID (VID) and Product ID (PID) via a PC and add them to the xpad_devices.txt configuration file. Known Limitations ps3xpad

Conclusion: Breathe New Life Into Your PS3

• Support for Sixaxis and DualShock 3 controllers
• Bluetooth connectivity (no need for a USB cable)
• Rumble (haptic feedback) support
• LED control (you can turn off the controller's LEDs)
• Button mapping (you can remap buttons to your liking)

• ps3xpad.sprx (the main plugin)
• ps3xpad_led.sprx (LED control for certain controllers)
• ps3xpad_bt.sprx (Bluetooth pairing helper)
• XPad_Config_Tool.pkg

1. Download the latest PS3XPAD.sprx from the official GitHub (search “PS3XPAD” on Google).
2. Use MultiMAN or IRISMAN to copy the file to:
   /dev_blind/ /lib/modules/ (overwrite the existing one – backup first!)
3. Or, use a prepackaged PKG installer from trusted homebrew sites.
4. Reboot your PS3.
5. Plug in your controller via USB. It should light up immediately.

Details

Go to the tab and select Hardware Ids from the dropdown menu. You will see a string like VID_045E&PID_028E . Adding it to PS3XPAD Open the xpads.txt file located in /dev_hdd0/ on your PS3. PS3XPAD: The Ultimate Guide to Using Modern Controllers