Incremental support for PS4 controllers#44
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ericmcdaniel merged 12 commits intomainfrom Mar 3, 2026
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Adds the ability to choose between PS3 and PS4 controllers to connect. Support is continued for the PS3 controller, but still in development for the PS4 target. The PS4 controller pairs, but does not have any of the buttons configured for the LumenLab.
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The MAC address is still required to pair the PS3 controller, as is how it was before. Pair the PS4 controller by holding down the PS button + Share until the controller enters pairing mode. When in pairing mode, the white activity bar will flash.
If anyone's reading this, of course this PR was originally done over multiple commits and CICD deployment attempts. This PR does not reflect that. Instead, this was done in a separate project repository, as I didn't want to flood this repo with pipelines in development and testing.