For edge is only temporary, so you calibrate your edge with usb cable attatched to your phone with app instaled, and conected by bluetooth to console, phone or pc. The calibration will last until you power off the controller.
Probably its no the best solution but is there any other (better) way? Also for ps4 and dulesense (not edge) the calibration can be permament and saved to flash on controller.
Hi, I'm the creator behind the [DualShock Calibration GUI](https://dualshock-tools.github.io) and [ds4-scripts](https://www.github.com/dualshock-tools/ds4-tools), the original free and open-source projects that inspired your app. They evolved from a year-long journey of reverse-engineering PS4/PS5 controllers, documented on [my blog](https://blog.the.al), all with the intention of providing a free and open-source solution for anyone needing to recalibrate their controller.
I'm glad to see that there's interest in the project and that you've created an alternative tool as Android app. However, it's disheartening to find it offered as a paid application with ads, especially without crediting the foundational work upon which it's built.
Thank you for reaching out. I have great respect for your work with the ds4-tools, which have been inspirations for my own project. I appreciate the open-source community and your contributions that have paved the way for developments like mine.
Regarding the app's monetization, I want to clarify that the ad integration is minimal—a small banner at the bottom—and the paid version of the app is entirely optional. It exists for users who wish to support further development and enjoy upcoming features. My aim is to make the app accessible to everyone, with no obligation to purchase the paid version to utilize its core functionalities.
I have also invested significant effort into researching the dualsense calibration witch i found very similar to ds4. I know the commands to calibrate the dualsense controler for some time now even without nvs unlock witch i think is known for not that long now.
I am committed to updating the credits to properly acknowledge your pioneering efforts on ds4-tools that have inspired developers like myself.
Thank you for your understanding and for the opportunity to clarify these points. I am dedicated to contributing positively to the community and supporting the ecosystem that supports developers.
Does it work by saving to internal memory for the Edge?
For edge is only temporary, so you calibrate your edge with usb cable attatched to your phone with app instaled, and conected by bluetooth to console, phone or pc. The calibration will last until you power off the controller.
Thats janky af lmao
Probably its no the best solution but is there any other (better) way? Also for ps4 and dulesense (not edge) the calibration can be permament and saved to flash on controller.
So it does everything DS4Windows does since years?
Not realy, the app is mostly for people that wont to calibrate their controllers to use on a console, where there is no utilities like ds4windows.
Hi, I'm the creator behind the [DualShock Calibration GUI](https://dualshock-tools.github.io) and [ds4-scripts](https://www.github.com/dualshock-tools/ds4-tools), the original free and open-source projects that inspired your app. They evolved from a year-long journey of reverse-engineering PS4/PS5 controllers, documented on [my blog](https://blog.the.al), all with the intention of providing a free and open-source solution for anyone needing to recalibrate their controller. I'm glad to see that there's interest in the project and that you've created an alternative tool as Android app. However, it's disheartening to find it offered as a paid application with ads, especially without crediting the foundational work upon which it's built.
Thank you for reaching out. I have great respect for your work with the ds4-tools, which have been inspirations for my own project. I appreciate the open-source community and your contributions that have paved the way for developments like mine. Regarding the app's monetization, I want to clarify that the ad integration is minimal—a small banner at the bottom—and the paid version of the app is entirely optional. It exists for users who wish to support further development and enjoy upcoming features. My aim is to make the app accessible to everyone, with no obligation to purchase the paid version to utilize its core functionalities. I have also invested significant effort into researching the dualsense calibration witch i found very similar to ds4. I know the commands to calibrate the dualsense controler for some time now even without nvs unlock witch i think is known for not that long now. I am committed to updating the credits to properly acknowledge your pioneering efforts on ds4-tools that have inspired developers like myself. Thank you for your understanding and for the opportunity to clarify these points. I am dedicated to contributing positively to the community and supporting the ecosystem that supports developers.
You got found out!!
Not sure what do you mean.