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36 lines
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# JS-DualShock3-Monitor
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Pure javascript-driven gamepad monitor (styled for mini-Dualshock 3, NES, SNES, XBox 360)
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Built to be used in OBS an an overlay.
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That means the controller will be semi-transparent.
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Compatible with any XInput device (xbox controllers, Mayflash Magic adapters in XInput mode, etc)
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## How to use
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- Add a browser source
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- Set page size to 500x400
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- Tick the "Local File" box
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- Click "Browse" and select the index.html from this repo
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- Tick the "Shutdown source when not visible" box
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- Tick the "Refresh browser when scene becomes active" box
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- Make suse the browser source has `body { background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)!important; overflow: hidden; }` in the `Custom CSS` field
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### To change styles:
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- Right click your browser source
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- Pick the "Ineteract" options
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- Select "Controller type"
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- Adjust strokes and fill colors using sliders
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### Flatpack OBS
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Flatpack OBS is a weird beast (as all flatpacks surely are), but many consider it to be the only way to use OBS on their Linux system.
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At least on Manjaro, the default "permissions" of flatpacks disallow controller access.
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That *is* fixable, but [opens a can of worms of its own](https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/sandbox-permissions.html).
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If you're okay with that, add `--filesystem=/run/udev --device=all` to your .desktop file/launch script.<br>
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Mine ended up looking like this:
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```
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/usr/bin/flatpak run --filesystem=/run/udev --device=all --branch=stable --arch=x86_64 --command=obs com.obsproject.Studio
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```
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### Screenshots
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