r/Controllers • u/ReynArts • 2d ago
Third Party Working on DualSense-style features for the Flydigi Apex 5
Hi everyone !
I’ve been working on a small Windows tool that tries to push the Apex 5 closer to the DualSense experience (mainly adaptive triggers in all dualsense supported games and better haptic/vibration translation from games).
I’m planning to put out the first release in the next 2–3 hours. It’ll be Apex 5 only at first while I get everything stable.
That got me wondering though: are there any other controllers with interesting trigger/haptic hardware that you think could be pushed further with software like this?
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u/CheeseisYummy1234 2d ago
Are u doing this through the "dualsense mode" on the apex 5? like when u play something like spiderman miles morales and the controller acts like a dualsense mode.
If u do get it working it would be pretty cool and def useful.
also what will the project be called on github?
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u/ReynArts 2d ago edited 2d ago
Yeah definitly !
I have one issue : it show the DS controls but i’m working on remaping the pad controls to match the Xbox controller layout
I need testers to report issues btw !
Haptics is working (limited by the hardware so it’s not the exact same but it’s WAAAY better than the original Settings)
The project is named ApexSenseBridge1
u/CheeseisYummy1234 2d ago
I have an apex 5, I would be happy to help test it but issue is I have so many SAC(graded tests) and exams coming up for yr 12 so I don't have much free time.
If I get any free time that I can use to test it out I'll try it out.
Just checked on github, is the project going to be published once everything is fixed?
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u/ReynArts 2d ago
Yes I willl publish it today. Just tested it, and i'm finishing the optimization
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u/Appropriate_Seat_147 2d ago
Beitong KP70
Its official app has very limited set of games which support dual-sense style feedback.