DSRemap allows you to rewrite the Dualshock 4 inputs on the fly by acting as man-in-the-middle between the controller and the PS4.

This allows you, for instance, to disable buttons, remap them, or even add gyro aiming to a game that doesn't support it natively.

You'll need either an Arduino Leonardo (wired setup) or a Raspberry Pi Zero W (Bluetooth setup) in addition to the software. See full documentation at Readthedocs.

Changelog:

• v1.2.2
  • Fix a crash when changing condition for gyro aiming
• v1.2.1
  • The RPi0-based system was not working for anybody but me because of a previous manipulation with my PS4. The desktop app has not changed, only the image, so you just have to overwrite your SD card. The new image will be downloaded automatically when you do.
• v1.2.0
  • The RPi0 now uses USB to communicate with the PS4
• v1.1.0
  • Added support for Bluetooth through the RPi0W
  • Bug fixes in the VM (stack overflow)