Hey everyone! I've been working on OmniPad CE, a payload that lets you use third-party controllers on a jailbroken PS5 (FW 7.00–13.60). They show up on the console as extra DualSense pads, for players 2 to 4. It continues OmniPad by diegobarbosaa, which has been quiet for a while. Credit to that project and to AnyPad, whose code the Bluetooth support is built on. Bluetooth without losing your DualSense: controllers connect through a regular USB Bluetooth adapter plugged into the PS5, so your DualSense stays on the console's own radio and keeps working wirelessly. Tested on my PS5 (FW 13.60): - Xbox Series X|S: USB and Bluetooth - DualShock 4: USB and Bluetooth - 8BitDo Ultimate 2C: 2.4 GHz dongle and USB Xbox One/360, DS3, Switch Pro, Joy-Con and generic pads are supported in the code but haven't been tested on a console yet, so reports are very welcome. Bluetooth adapters: I recommend the TP-Link UB500 (RTL8761B), especially for two Bluetooth controllers. Cheap "CSR 4.0" dongles work well with one. Also included: - Dashboard in the Media tab or on your phone: live button test, connection health, battery and Bluetooth pairing - On-screen notifications in English or Portuguese - Controllers are released when the console goes into rest mode How to use it: Download OmniPad-CE.elf from the latest release Send it with your payload loader and start it (Launch in Prospero Manager or PLK) Plug in your controller, or plug in the adapter and put the controller in pairing mode Press PS or Xbox and pick a profile GitHub and download: https://github.com/jpemendonca/OmniPad-CE Everyone's welcome to test it. If something doesn't work, tap Copy diagnostics on the dashboard and paste it into a GitHub issue. If you like the project, a star on GitHub helps a lot. Thanks!   submitted by   /u/Difficult-Scholar-78 [link]   [comments]