Add manually a compatible controller to the database

[ld892012]

I see the list is hardcoded, but is there a way to add manually a controller in the list of known controllers without to have to rebuild the app ?

DS4Windows/DS4Windows/DS4Library/DS4Devices.cs

Lines 114 to 187 in f65a6dd

	public class DS4Devices
	{
	// (HID device path, DS4Device)
	private static Dictionary<string, DS4Device> Devices = new Dictionary<string, DS4Device>();
	// (MacAddress, DS4Device)
	private static Dictionary<string, DS4Device> serialDevices = new Dictionary<string, DS4Device>();
	private static HashSet<string> deviceSerials = new HashSet<string>();
	private static HashSet<string> DevicePaths = new HashSet<string>();
	// Keep instance of opened exclusive mode devices not in use (Charging while using BT connection)
	private static List<HidDevice> DisabledDevices = new List<HidDevice>();
	private static Stopwatch sw = new Stopwatch();
	public static event RequestElevationDelegate RequestElevation;
	public static PrepareInitDelegate PrepareDS4Init = null;
	public static PrepareInitDelegate PostDS4Init = null;
	public static CheckPendingDevice PreparePendingDevice = null;
	public static bool isExclusiveMode = false;
	internal const int SONY_VID = 0x054C;
	internal const int RAZER_VID = 0x1532;
	internal const int NACON_VID = 0x146B;
	internal const int HORI_VID = 0x0F0D;
	internal const int NINTENDO_VENDOR_ID = 0x57e;
	internal const int SWITCH_PRO_PRODUCT_ID = 0x2009;
	internal const int JOYCON_L_PRODUCT_ID = 0x2006;
	internal const int JOYCON_R_PRODUCT_ID = 0x2007;
	internal const int JOYCON_CHARGING_GRIP_PRODUCT_ID = 0x200E;
	// https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=5199-TOKV-4426&l=english web site has a list of other PS4 compatible device VID/PID values and brand names.
	// However, not all those are guaranteed to work with DS4Windows app so support is added case by case when users of DS4Windows app tests non-official DS4 gamepads.
	private static VidPidInfo[] knownDevices =
	{
	new VidPidInfo(SONY_VID, 0xBA0, "Sony WA", InputDeviceType.DS4),
	new VidPidInfo(SONY_VID, 0x5C4, "DS4 v.1"),
	new VidPidInfo(SONY_VID, 0x09CC, "DS4 v.2", InputDeviceType.DS4),
	new VidPidInfo(SONY_VID, 0x0CE6, "DualSense", InputDeviceType.DualSense, VidPidFeatureSet.DefaultDS4, DualSenseDevice.DetermineConnectionType),
	new VidPidInfo(SONY_VID, 0x0DF2, "DualSense Edge", InputDeviceType.DualSense, VidPidFeatureSet.DefaultDS4, DualSenseDevice.DetermineConnectionType),
	new VidPidInfo(RAZER_VID, 0x1000, "Razer Raiju PS4"),
	new VidPidInfo(RAZER_VID, 0x1100, "Razer Raion Fightpad PS4", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib),
	new VidPidInfo(NACON_VID, 0x0D01, "Nacon Revol Pro v.1", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Nacon Revolution Pro v1 and v2 doesn't support DS4 gyro calibration routines
	new VidPidInfo(NACON_VID, 0x0D02, "Nacon Revol Pro v.2", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib),
	new VidPidInfo(HORI_VID, 0x00EE, "Hori PS4 Mini", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoOutputData | VidPidFeatureSet.NoBatteryReading | VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Hori PS4 Mini Wired Gamepad
	new VidPidInfo(0x7545, 0x0104, "Armor 3 LU Cobra"), // Armor 3 Level Up Cobra
	new VidPidInfo(0x2E95, 0x7725, "Scuf Vantage"), // Scuf Vantage gamepad
	new VidPidInfo(0x11C0, 0x4001, "PS4 Fun"), // PS4 Fun Controller
	new VidPidInfo(0x0C12, 0x0E20, "Brook Mars Controller"), // Brook Mars controller (wired) with DS4 mode
	new VidPidInfo(RAZER_VID, 0x1007, "Razer Raiju TE"), // Razer Raiju Tournament Edition (wired)
	new VidPidInfo(RAZER_VID, 0x100A, "Razer Raiju TE BT", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.OnlyInputData0x01 | VidPidFeatureSet.OnlyOutputData0x05 | VidPidFeatureSet.NoBatteryReading | VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Razer Raiju Tournament Edition (BT). Incoming report data is in "ds4 USB format" (32 bytes) in BT. Also, WriteOutput uses "usb" data packet type in BT.
	new VidPidInfo(RAZER_VID, 0x1004, "Razer Raiju UE USB"), // Razer Raiju Ultimate Edition (wired)
	new VidPidInfo(RAZER_VID, 0x1009, "Razer Raiju UE BT", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.OnlyInputData0x01 | VidPidFeatureSet.OnlyOutputData0x05 | VidPidFeatureSet.NoBatteryReading | VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Razer Raiju Ultimate Edition (BT)
	new VidPidInfo(SONY_VID, 0x05C5, "CronusMax (PS4 Mode)"), // CronusMax (PS4 Output Mode)
	new VidPidInfo(0x0C12, 0x57AB, "Warrior Joypad JS083", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Warrior Joypad JS083 (wired). Custom lightbar color doesn't work, but everything else works OK (except touchpad and gyro because the gamepad doesnt have those).
	new VidPidInfo(0x0C12, 0x0E16, "Steel Play MetalTech"), // Steel Play Metaltech P4 (wired)
	new VidPidInfo(NACON_VID, 0x0D08, "Nacon Revol U Pro"), // Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro
	new VidPidInfo(NACON_VID, 0x0D10, "Nacon Revol Infinite"), // Nacon Revolution Infinite (sometimes known as Revol Unlimited Pro v2?). Touchpad, gyro, rumble, "led indicator" lightbar.
	new VidPidInfo(HORI_VID, 0x0084, "Hori Fighting Cmd"), // Hori Fighting Commander (special kind of gamepad without touchpad or sticks. There is a hardware switch to alter d-pad type between dpad and LS/RS)
	new VidPidInfo(NACON_VID, 0x0D13, "Nacon Revol Pro v.3"),
	new VidPidInfo(HORI_VID, 0x0055, "Horipad 4 FPS", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Horipad 4 FPS (wired only.)
	new VidPidInfo(HORI_VID, 0x0066, "Horipad FPS Plus", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Horipad FPS Plus (wired only. No light bar, rumble and Gyro/Accel sensor. Cannot Hide "HID-compliant vendor-defined device" in USB Composite Device. Other feature works fine.)
	new VidPidInfo(0x9886, 0x0025, "Astro C40", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Astro C40 (wired and BT. Works if Astro specific xinput drivers haven't been installed. Uninstall those to use the pad as dinput device)
	new VidPidInfo(0x0E8F, 0x1114, "Gamo2 Divaller", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Gamo2 Divaller (wired only. Light bar not controllable. No touchpad, gyro or rumble)
	new VidPidInfo(HORI_VID, 0x0101, "Hori Mini Hatsune Miku FT", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Hori Mini Hatsune Miku FT (wired only. No light bar, gyro or rumble)
	new VidPidInfo(HORI_VID, 0x00C9, "Hori Taiko Controller", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Hori Taiko Controller (wired only. No light bar, touchpad, gyro, rumble, sticks or triggers)
	new VidPidInfo(0x0C12, 0x1E1C, "SnakeByte Game:Pad 4S", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib | VidPidFeatureSet.NoBatteryReading), // SnakeByte Gamepad for PS4 (wired only. No gyro. No light bar). If it doesn't work then try the latest gamepad firmware from https://mysnakebyte.com/
	new VidPidInfo(NINTENDO_VENDOR_ID, SWITCH_PRO_PRODUCT_ID, "Switch Pro", InputDeviceType.SwitchPro, VidPidFeatureSet.DefaultDS4, checkConnection: SwitchProDevice.DetermineConnectionType),
	new VidPidInfo(NINTENDO_VENDOR_ID, JOYCON_L_PRODUCT_ID, "JoyCon (L)", InputDeviceType.JoyConL, VidPidFeatureSet.DefaultDS4, checkConnection: JoyConDevice.DetermineConnectionType),
	new VidPidInfo(NINTENDO_VENDOR_ID, JOYCON_R_PRODUCT_ID, "JoyCon (R)", InputDeviceType.JoyConR, VidPidFeatureSet.DefaultDS4, checkConnection: JoyConDevice.DetermineConnectionType),
	new VidPidInfo(NINTENDO_VENDOR_ID, JOYCON_CHARGING_GRIP_PRODUCT_ID, "JoyCon (Grip)", InputDeviceType.JoyConGrip, VidPidFeatureSet.DefaultDS4, checkConnection: JoyConDevice.DetermineConnectionType),
	new VidPidInfo(0x7545, 0x1122, "Gioteck VX4", InputDeviceType.DS4), // Gioteck VX4 (no real lightbar, only some RGB leds)
	new VidPidInfo(0x7331, 0x0001, "DualShock 3 (DS4 Emulation)", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib | VidPidFeatureSet.VendorDefinedDevice), // Sony DualShock 3 using DsHidMini driver. DsHidMini uses vendor-defined HID device type when it's emulating DS3 using DS4 button layout
	new VidPidInfo(0x20D6, 0x792A, "PowerA FUSION Wired Fightpad for PS4", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // No lightbar, gyro, or sticks
	new VidPidInfo(0x044F, 0xD00E, "Thrustmaster eSwap Pro", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib | VidPidFeatureSet.NoBatteryReading), // Thrustmaster eSwap Pro (wired only. No lightbar or gyro)
	new VidPidInfo(0x054C, 0x0268, "DualShock 3 (SXS)", InputDeviceType.DS3, VidPidFeatureSet.DefaultDS4, checkConnection: DS3Device.DetermineConnectionType), // Sony DualShock 3 using DsHidMini driver (SXS) or Sony Sixaxis driver
	new VidPidInfo(0x0C12, 0x0E15, "Playmax Wired Controller (PS4)", InputDeviceType.DS4, VidPidFeatureSet.NoBatteryReading | VidPidFeatureSet.NoGyroCalib), // Generic PS4 Controller by Playmax (brand primarily in New Zealand). Standard Wired PS4 controller, no Gyro, no Lightbar, no Battery. There is a newer model but I'm not sure if it uses a different Vid or Pid yet.
	};

Perhaps have the application read an external file that contains Vid/Pid, so we can test our controllers and use them without disturbing you.

For Example, I have a MayFlash dongle which can emulate DS4 controller but there is not recognized by DS4Windows, I don't have the competences for building this app but I don't want to make a pull request for adding my dongle to the database because I don't know if it's really work with DS4Windows

[schmaldeo]

I presume it could be possible for controllers that exactly emulate DS4 (or whichever other controller DS4Windows supports natively). It's something that I could have a look at in the near future.