- #SCP TOOLKIT GUIDE HOW TO#
- #SCP TOOLKIT GUIDE INSTALL#
- #SCP TOOLKIT GUIDE DRIVERS#
- #SCP TOOLKIT GUIDE DRIVER#
You can navigate this wheel menu with your arrow cross on the left side of your controller, or the game auxiliary function key L1 on the left (joystick rotation). It looks like a wheel menu to assign your skills for each button. Then you just need to press your triangle button to bring up the menu. Use your forefinger/pointer on the R1 button to navigate from the character screen to the skills tab. To do this, press the select button on your PS3 controller to bring up your character screen. I hope this will be helpful to a handful of controller enthusiasts, or anyone interested to join us.Īfter you have loaded the mentioned steam controller preset for Grim Dawn above, you want to be able to individually assign your skills for each character quickly within the game. If you find any grave mistakes, or have questions, please let me know in the comments.
Hope it helps you figure everything out and enjoy your Grim Dawn controller gameplay!
#SCP TOOLKIT GUIDE INSTALL#
I added some more pictures to make it easier to understand how the whole thing works if you never tried to install a controller under steam.
#SCP TOOLKIT GUIDE DRIVER#
I knew the controller was working, cause I ran it with old driver software (I could not find anymore) on my old computer.
#SCP TOOLKIT GUIDE DRIVERS#
This is the magic the software scp toolkit is doing through emulating the correct drivers to work for your PS3 controller.Īlready had knowledge in configuring the controller, I simply forgot to select the controller checkbox and was wondering what step I messed up. You can also click on the button there to configure the steam controller and import a nice official button configuration preset for Grim Dawn - XB1 (REV2), or make changes to your liking! (see screenshot below)īy the way, it is normal that your PS3 Controller will be recognized as an xbox controller type, it seems else windows 10 does reject the controller entirely. Just make sure you select controller support within the game options (see screenshot below). You do not have to fiddle with configurations in windows or steam big picture mode. If you want to play cordless, there might be more steps and hardware requiered for it to work, sorry I can't help!
The contoller should appear under "PLAYSTATION(R)3 Controller."Ĭlick the checkbox for it, then hit the Install button on the right side, where you can also find the "uninstall" and "exit the tool" buttons.Īfter everything is installed (ignore the error messages), I restarted the computer, went into Grim Dawn next, I then unplugged my controller once and reconnected it, then magic happened and the software worked as intended! You may want to give it some time, also you may want to follow the steps described in the following and seen on the other pictures below. When you run the scp toolkit driver installer (see that neat picture below!), you have to make sure to plug in the ps3 controller first, have then "install dualshock 3 driver" checkbox selected and right next to it on the arrow symbol "choose dualshock 3 controllers to install", you may have to scroll down in the list there until you find your controller to select like seen in the picture (again, make sure it is connected to a working usb port - test if it works with a mouse or keyboard if you are uncertain). So to my short guidance and where I ran into trouble getting the controller actually to work: I found a nice guide with links for this on the web, but it is not mine, nor can I speak for safety (my system is impenetrable of course!), thus I will not link it here unless asked/requested via personal message at your own risk. Vcredist_圆4 (microsoft visual c++ 2010 圆4 redistributable setup)
What you need to install for windows 10, 64bit: Was close to give up on my ps3 controller comeback and thought I'd share how I solved my issue for future reference.
#SCP TOOLKIT GUIDE HOW TO#
Working PS3 Controller under windows 10, 64bit with "SCP Toolkit Driver" - how to install properly
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