Wujek_Dualsense_API 1.0.8

Wujek Dualsense API

Wujek Dualsense API is a .NET library designed to interface with the PlayStation DualSense controller, providing functionalities to control its various features such as haptic feedback, LEDs, triggers, and more.

https://github.com/WujekFoliarz/Wujek-Dualsense-API

Features

• Initialize and manage DualSense controllers via USB or Bluetooth
• Control haptic feedback and rumble
• Set lightbar colors and player LEDs
• Adjust microphone and speaker volumes
• Access button states and sensor data (gyroscope, accelerometer)
• Play audio haptics from WAV files

Getting Started

Installation

Add the library to your project by including the Wujek_Dualsense_API namespace:

using Wujek_Dualsense_API;

Usage

To start using the DualSense controller, create an instance of the Dualsense class, specifying the controller number (e.g., 0 for the first controller):

Dualsense dualsense = new Dualsense(0);

Examples

dualsense.Start(); // Start listening
dualsense.SetLightbar(0, 0, 255); // R G B
dualsense.SetPlayerLED(LED.PlayerLED.PLAYER_1); // The white LEDs below the touchpad
dualsense.SetMicrophoneLED(LED.MicrophoneLED.OFF); // Microphone LED
dualsense.SetMicrophoneVolume(100); // Microphone Volume
dualsense.SetSpeakerVolume(100); // Speaker Volume
dualsense.SetLeftTrigger(TriggerType.TriggerModes.Pulse_AB, 93, 84, 0, 255, 255, 0, 0); // Example adaptive trigger
dualsense.SetRightTrigger(TriggerType.TriggerModes.Pulse_B, 14, 255, 0, 14, 255, 0, 0); // Example adaptive trigger
dualsense.SetVibrationType(Vibrations.VibrationType.Standard_Rumble); // Use standard rumble (Controller audio won't work with this option)
dualsense.SetStandardRumble(100, 255); // Start vibrations

Console.ReadLine();

dualsense.Dispose() // Disconnects from the controller and resets any applied settings

Haptic Feedback example

To play correctly, the WAV file must be a Stereo 48KHz Linear PCM 32Bit sound

dualsense.Start(); // Start listening
dualsense.SetVibrationType(Vibrations.VibrationType.Haptic_Feedback); // Use haptic feedback and audio
dualsense.PlayHaptics("player_collar_beep_end_0.wav", 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, true); // (WAV file location, speaker volume, left acustor volume, right acustor volume, cancel previous sounds)

Console.ReadLine();

dualsense.Dispose() // Disconnects from the controller and resets any applied settings