[Bug 52204] Vibration on DualSense controller works incorrectly in all Games

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https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52204

--- Comment #24 from etaash.mathamsetty at gmail.com ---
(In reply to Bruno Afonso from comment #22)
> (In reply to etaash.mathamsetty from comment #19)
> > its nice that other people have the issue and it was not only me. I will try
> > those patches later today and see if they work. also @Bruno, the vibration
> > didn't work in proton either? It works great in proton for me at least.
> 
> Sorry to keep you waiting.. was really busy with work and ended up
> forgetting about this.
> 
> Short answer is yes, pure wine-staging+dxvk/lutris/proton, any of these
> causes the pulse pattern behavior to happen, hence why I was attributing the
> issue to wine (I may still be wrong, but I can´t  think about any other
> possibility here). Also tried Glorious Eggroll's builds of proton, same deal.
> 
> Now the long answer is... 
> 
> To be honest, rumble behavior is very erratic between different wine/proton
> versions. Sometimes rumble in a game doesn't work with Proton 6.3 (latest
> release as of this comment) but works with Proton Experimental and Proton
> GE, sometimes it's the complete opposite in another game... Sometimes
> wine-lutris has functioning rumble and proton doesn't, with or without Steam
> Input.
> I wasn't going to report on this because the behavior is SO ERRATIC that I
> could not find a pattern to report on a new bug thread, but since you've
> asked I decided to write here just to gather more info on the issue.
> Now the ONE THING that is repeatable is that WHEN RUMBLE WORKS... it has the
> weird pulse behavior, and that goes for any game, hence why I had previously
> answered to this post.
> 
> One more thing...
> 
> @etaash, has your DualSense been updated to the latest available firmware?
> If not, do you know someone who has a PS5 so that you can update it? Sadly,
> I neither own nor do I know someone who has the console, but my DualSense
> certainly only has the original launch firmware.
> 
> The reason why I'm persisting on this topic is because halfway through last
> year Sony issued a firmware update to the controller where one of the major
> features was to improve haptic feedback with backwards compatible PS4
> games... It is known that the controller sort of "emulates" the legacy
> rumble behavior, so when it receives a legacy rumble signals it has to
> convert it to something that the voice coils can properly do... 
> 
> I STILL don't think that is the cause of the issue here, because again
> native linux games and emulators work perfectly through hid-playstation. I
> just wanted to eliminate this as a possibility.

I do know people who have a ps5, but honestly it's not worth it to go to their
house and update the firmware on the controller, when it works just fine when
not using wine

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