The app does have an onscreen virtual gamepad, but we do not recommend it for long-term gameplay. I had been using a usb-connected Xbox 360 controller on my old 2012 macbook running Mac OS 10, and I was just using Enjoyable plus the 360 controller driver. If you are connecting your gamepad using USB, you need to use a USB on-the-go (OTG) cable to connect the gamepad to the phone, which can be purchased on Amazon. I think it depends on what operating system you're on. We also recommend using gamepad clips to attach a Microsoft or Sony gamepad to your phone.
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Some require additional drivers and/or software updates to properly function. xml to match the values it was seeing on startup. Note: the nano-receiver must be connected to a USB port that delivers enough power, such as a powered USB hubĪdditional gamepads may work with GeForce NOW.Note: you must set the controller to work in ( DirectInput mode).Sony DualShock 4 connected using Bluetooth or USB Check the Bluetooth Compatibility of your Xbox Controller Open the Bluetooth settings on the Mac, from the System Preferences of the Mac.Sony PS5 DualSense connected using Bluetooth or USB.
All Microsoft Xbox Wireless controllers using Bluetooth or USB. NVIDIA SHIELD controller connected wirelessly or using USB. The integrated Firmware Manager will assist in updating your hardware to the latest firmware versions. I also tested with Nvidia’s GFN, and the “S” controller connected via USB doesn’t work there either, but the “original” controller does. The driver must be installed on a Windows PC/laptop. If I switch the “S” model to Bluetooth, it does work in Shadow. Neither works in Shadow via USB (nor shows up as a connected controller in the Quick Menu). I’ve tested with two XBO controllers, an “original” and an “S” model. I just verified that using a wired XBO controller with Shadow does not work, so it appears there may be a regression in the app, or some other conflict with macOS 11.2.1. In this preference pane you’ll see a screen to test. Click on the Xbox One Controller preference pane that’s just been installed. Open System Preferences from the Apple menu. Once your Mac restarts, you can connect the controller via USB cable. However, USB device forwarding is not supposed to be needed for the supported controllers to work, and the Xbox One controllers are supported. Restart your Mac when prompted by the installer. The option to forward USB devices appears under the “My Shadow” section of the Settings, at least in newer clients (I’m running the same macOS version as you, but with the beta client, 3.9.7.
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