Examples, closing controller HID device on close function
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# pydualsense
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control your dualsense through python. using the hid library this module implements the sending report for controlling you new PS5 controller. It creates a background thread to constantly update the controller.
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control your dualsense through python. using the hid library this module implements the sending report for controlling you new PS5 controller. It creates a background thread to constantly receive and update the controller.
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# install
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examples/leds.py
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examples/leds.py
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from pydualsense import *
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# get dualsense instance
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dualsense = pydualsense()
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# set color around touchpad to red
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dualsense.setColor(0,0,255)
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# enable microphone indicator
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dualsense.setMicrophoneLED(1)
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# set all player indicators on
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dualsense.setPlayer(PlayerID.all)
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# sleep a little to see the result on the controller
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# this is not needed in normal usage
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import time; time.sleep(2)
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# terminate the thread for message and close the device
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dualsense.close()
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examples/trigger_effects.py
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examples/trigger_effects.py
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from pydualsense import *
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# get dualsense instance
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dualsense = pydualsense()
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# set left trigger mode to rigid and put some force values on it
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dualsense.setLeftTriggerMode(TriggerModes.Rigid)
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dualsense.setLeftTriggerForce(1, 255)
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# sleep a little to see the result on the controller
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# this is not needed in normal usage
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import time; time.sleep(2)
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# terminate the thread for message and close the device
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dualsense.close()
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class pydualsense:
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def __init__(self) -> None:
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def __init__(self, verbose: bool = False) -> None:
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# TODO: maybe add a init function to not automatically allocate controller when class is declared
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self.verbose = verbose
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self.device: hid.Device = self.__find_device()
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self.light = DSLight() # control led light of ds
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self.audio = DSAudio()
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self.triggerL = DSTrigger()
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self.color = (0,0,255) # set color around touchpad to blue
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self.receive_buffer_size = 64
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self.send_report_size = 48
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# controller states
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def close(self):
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self.ds_thread = False
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self.report_thread.join()
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self.device.close()
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def __find_device(self):
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devices = hid.enumerate(vid=0x054c)
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# TODO: audio
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# audio stuff
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def setMicrophoneLED(self, value):
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self.audio.microphoneLED = value
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self.audio.microphone_led = value
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def setPlayer(self, player : PlayerID):
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self.light.playerNumber = player
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def sendReport(self):
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"""background thread handling the reading of the device and updating its states
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# TODO: control mouse with touchpad for fun as DS4Windows
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def writeReport(self, outReport):
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"""Write the given report to the device
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outReport[45] = self.color[0]
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outReport[46] = self.color[1]
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outReport[47] = self.color[2]
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if self.verbose:
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print(outReport)
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return outReport
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class DSTouchpad:
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