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Preserve analog triggers in generic HID modes

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Joey Yakimowich-Payne 2026-09-03 11:51:30 -06:00
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ADAPTER_PARITY_PLAN.md
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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Official feature references:
- Keep settings and Bluetooth bond storage separate.
- DualShock 3 support is explicitly out of scope.
- Proprietary 2.4 GHz controllers are out of scope; Bluetooth Classic and BLE controllers are in scope.
- Do not impersonate 8BitDo or Microsoft USB identities in a release build.
- Do not impersonate vendor USB identities; compatibility modes use project-owned or clearly development-only identities.
- PlayStation Classic and Mega Drive output modes are explicitly out of scope.
The official adapter also does not support the following, so they are not parity requirements:
@ -458,9 +458,11 @@ no-phantom-controller tests on Switch and Windows.
- implement four-interface DInput generic HID first
- capture DInput rumble requirements before promising force feedback; Windows
HID PID force feedback is not a free consequence of a gamepad descriptor
- research whether the same standards-compliant HID report is sufficient on
macOS; share the driver when hardware proves it, otherwise add only the
descriptor/report differences required by macOS
- Mac mode remains generic HID under the project development identity
- use X/Y/Z/Rx for left/right sticks so generic macOS axis indices 0..3 are
stable
- expose independent analog triggers through Simulation Controls Brake and
Accelerator usages; verify raw IOHID values and GameController behavior
- do not duplicate profile transforms inside either output driver
Gate: descriptor/report/output tests, then real Windows DInput and macOS