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The weirdest issue I've fixed so far
(lemmy.today)
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Can you explain what you mean by added a quick exception?
I have the same problem on the same game due to the same hardware.
I came up with a bulky solution, which is to launch a script that disconnects my keyboard for a bit; just to allow enough time to launch DS2. Then it reconnects the keyboard so normal function is resumed
Can you expand on your solutions so I can see if its better?
If anyone is interested in my super basic scripts, let me know and I'll share them.
First do
lsusb | grep -i keychronand then plug the ID that it returns into the following launch options for the game on Steam:SDL_GAMECONTROLLER_IGNORE_DEVICES=0x<ID>/0x<ID> %command%The first ID is probably going to be 3434 since that's the manufacturer ID for Keychron.
Thank you; thats a much better solution than mine.
And keyboard works fine if you need it also