remotePad is a versatile plugin for the GoldHEN platform, designed to enhance the gaming experience on the PlayStation 4 (PS4) by allowing up to four players to connect and control the console remotely.
This innovative tool supports both network and USB connections (with USB support currently in development), making it ideal for local multiplayer games without the need for additional official DS4 controllers.
remote_pad.ini
file. Users can also disable specific controllers for certain games.remote_pad.prx
file in the /data/GoldHEN/plugins
folder and configure it according to the GoldHEN quick-start guide.remote_pad.ini
file to customize controller settings, such as names and drivers.For games that do not recognize remotePad’s virtual controllers properly, users can create a new user on the console, obtain the user ID, and configure it in the remote_pad.ini
file. This ensures that the game binds the virtual controllers correctly.
remotePad opens up possibilities for a more extensive remote play experience.
By configuring user IDs and using a capture card with port forwarding, users can create their own remote play service, allowing friends to play local multiplayer games remotely via screen-sharing tools.
This setup offers a more flexible alternative to Sony’s official Remote Play feature.
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