Can't reccomend anything myself as I don't own any. Maybe someone else can chime in. Anything meant for PS or Xbox should be supported though.
It could be. There was a strange issue with rumble that occured under similar circumstances. Though I don't really know what could cause something like that to happen. Does the issue occur with an official switch controller in place of the 8bitdo? Is it an authentic PS4 controller (ie, no settsi_disable.flag file necessary to make it stay connected)? If you believe this is a mission control issue, please open an issue on github to track it. It will likely get forgotten about here.
Not sure about this one. I don't own the controller or the game to test, but when adding support the coordinate system was confirmed to match that of the official controllers. Does it behave like this in any other games? Also be aware that the controller performs some kind of self-calibration when you first connect it. You need to have it face-up on a flat surface for a few seconds when you switch it on if you intend to use motion controls or else they will not be inaccurate. I don't know whether this could mess things up so bad as to be inverted though.
Yeah this is known. The extension detection when motion plus is involved can be a little unreliable. Seems it's somewhat timing sensitive or something. I did all my development without actually having access to a motion plus controller myself so I wasn't really able to fine-tune it reliably. I opted to push it out in its current state rather than hold up development any longer. Replugging your extension should eventually cause it to be detected correctly if it isn't the first time.
might not be what ur looking for, but i just use 8bitdo arcade stick with switch natively, doesnt even need mission control. i dont know if there are even any other wireless sticks lol.
Been working on it on and off. It's getting there but still has a way to go before anything is ready. I'm focused on BLE support at the moment. Changing the LED colour of Sony controllers will be supported when it's released though.
It's not currently supported "officially". I'm not familiar with the controller, but if it's designed to work as eg. a ps4 or other major console controller then it should just work. If it appears as it's own unique controller type then I will need to add support for it to the codebase, but it should be possible to make it work. Try connecting it and see what happens?
Fair enough. One thing to be aware of is that the pedals likely won't function as analog, since the official switch controllers don't support analog triggers.
This may be because it's not an XInput device. The same reason DS4 controllers won't work without running something like DS4Windows. But they can work on the switch just fine with mission control. Anyway, would be interested to hear the results of your attempts.
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