Following this, click the ‘Install the DS4 Driver’ option and the software will get to work making any plugged-in PS4 controller compatible with Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10. Click on it, and from here it’ll begin the set-up process until a pop-up menu will appear, asking you to choose where you want your settings and profiles to be saved – all standard stuff. The downloaded file should be labeled as ‘DS4Windows.exe’. To download it head to the DS4Windows website. It works by tricking your PC into thinking that the Dualshock 4 being connected is actually an Xbox 360 controller, which as a Microsoft product is already compatible. That software is called DS4Windows, and as the name suggests it has been specifically developed for this exact purpose. To achieve PS4 controller functionality on PC you’ll need the help of a piece of online software.
-Launch the game and check your controller. For example, PlayStation Configuration Support. -Click on the “ GENERAL CONTROLLER SETTING” button. "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ" will do.In this tutorial, you will find steps to make the controller (gamepad, joystick) work with Heroes of the Three Kingdoms 8. Rename "british_isles" to whatever you like. (I'll say "british_isles" but take your pick, just make sure you constantly use the same one) I go with the Britannia campaign (a.k.a british_isles) myself. This is because Steam only likes having four expansions to the main game, and so to make room for Third Age you kick out the one you like the least. Or something that looks a bit like that: I don't know what the names are called exactly, but that's the gist of it.Īnyway, you need to rename one campaign folder, effectively meaning you can't play it. If you told it to go to the mods folder, it'll create ANOTHER mods folder and things won't end up looking good.Īnyway, if it is now in the mods folder, there should be five folders there: americas, british_isles, crusades, teutonic, TA_TotalWar I really hope it was the main directory, as the installers will automatically find the mods folder from there. How'd you install it? More importantly, where did you tell the installers to install the files to? (Note: If the rest of this makes no sense, please re-install according to what the tutorial says) 
Try running the expansions (Britannia, Crusades, etc) just to eliminate the obvious from your solution. That's for non-Steam users, and as you're posting on the Steam discussions I presume you have the Steam version. Don't run it off the batch file on your desktop, for starters.
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