The 'sound' I've mentioned will be the other 50% of the effect. The rumble part will act just like any rumble on a controller (this is the part that is working right now, both with the DualSense and the joy-cons). From what I found, it seems that the HD rumble is composed of two things: An actual controller rumble and some kind of a 'sound'. Also, another question: If I buy a Switch Pro Controller, will it have HD Rumble on Yuzu? Have anyone tried it out? Thank you.Įdit: So, after 6 months from writing this, I can assure you that right now, neither the PS5 controller, nor the joy-cons, support actual Switch-quality HD rumble. So, does this mean the PS5 Controller is now able to work with HD Rumble? If so, then that is frickin' amazing! I'm travelling right now so I can't test it, but if anyone can do so, please test it and comment here. With this change, german77 extended support to include the official PlayStation 5 controller, the DS5, which is capable of the required precision for HD Rumble. The DS5 on the PlayStation 5, instead, uses more expensive linear actuators (and needs a linear amplitude curve), like the Pro Controller and Joy-Cons. Taking this excerpt from the last blog post: Downvotes are only supposed to be used for comments that do not contribute to the ongoing discussion / thread.ĭo not post about playing games on yuzu which haven't been released yet. This subreddit is only for yuzu and it's development.ĭon't be a jerk. Please view the quickstart guide down below for approximate system requirements. 'Can my PC with x specs run yuzu?' threads should be kept at minimum. A guide on dumping keys and system archives can be found in the quickstart guide down below. Discussions about warez, downloading games and shader caches may result in a ban.

Yuzu requires you to own a Switch and the games. The emulator is currently booting quite a few commercial titles, including some 3D rendered ones. It is written in C++ with portability in mind, with builds actively maintained for Windows, Linux and macOS. Yuzu (lower case 'y') is an experimental open-source emulator for the Nintendo Switch from the creators of Citra.

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