Plug the PS4 controller cable into a USB port on your Mac. You can simply use you mini USB cable that came with your PS4 controller to connect it to your Mac computer. Just configure it in the emulator options and you're good to go. DS4 controllers are plug and play with the dolphin emulator, as it properly supports directinput devices. Everyone here that's talking about 'emulating an Xbox360 controller' or using a 3rd party program to use your controller in Dolphin, are incorrect. Yes, they natively support DualShock 4 controllers, including their motion sensors and touch input, but you can only use that 'extra' data to emulate key/button. Also, Steam isn't really an option for this. You can use any of them as 'servers' to send controller data (including motion) to compatible emulators (Cemu, Yuzu and Citra AFAIK). Joined Messages 63 Location Florida | East Coast
