Including DualSense LED settings.
Valve’s support for Sony and Microsoft’s new next-generation controllers on Steam has been further enhanced thanks to a new update to the platform’s beta client.
For example, those who have an Xbox Series X / S controller now have the option to bind the share button of the device; In addition, more than four controllers can be used simultaneously on Steam, if you have the specific need, and trigger rumble is now supported in games with the Windows.Gaming.Input API.
Valve has also adjusted the support for the Xbox Elite controller, and users can now tie the back pads as they see fit.
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While there is still no support for some of the more popular features found on PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller, such as the customizable triggers and haptic feedback, Valve has released a small update that allows players to customize its LEDs .
Using the appropriate drop-down menu in the controller’s personalization menu, it is possible to enable, disable, or turn on the DualSense LEDs only when multiple DualSense controllers are connected to Steam.
Those who want to make the various adjustments of Valve’s controller through their run can do so by enabling the Steam Client Beta and ensuring that it is updated to the latest version. Some additional details about the newly released features of the beta can be found on Steam.