so in This file there are several IDs for different PS-Type controllers from DS4 first gen up to DS5 into several other offerings. one thing that is missing tho, is the DS4 Wireless Adapter from Sony.
While I am not quite sure how the GUIDs work, it looks like everything but the first 4 bytes are static, with those 4 bytes being the product ID followed by the vendor ID.
so in [This file](https://github.com/PDModdingCommunity/PD-Loader/blob/dev/source-code/source/plugins/TLAC/Input/DirectInput/Ds4/DualShock4.h) there are several IDs for different PS-Type controllers from DS4 first gen up to DS5 into several other offerings. one thing that is missing tho, is the DS4 Wireless Adapter from Sony.
While I am not quite sure how the GUIDs work, it looks like everything but the first 4 bytes are static, with those 4 bytes being the product ID followed by the vendor ID.
The DS4 Wireless Adapter has the IDs 054c as Vendor and 0ba0 as Product:
https://pcilookup.com/?ven=054c&dev=0ba0&action=submit
so I would assume the lines to add would be something like this:
```h
// Wireless Adapter: {0BA0054C-0000-0000-0000-504944564944}
{ 0x0BA0054C, 0x0000, 0x0000, { 0x00, 0x00, 0x50, 0x49, 0x44, 0x56, 0x49, 0x44 } },
```
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so in This file there are several IDs for different PS-Type controllers from DS4 first gen up to DS5 into several other offerings. one thing that is missing tho, is the DS4 Wireless Adapter from Sony.
While I am not quite sure how the GUIDs work, it looks like everything but the first 4 bytes are static, with those 4 bytes being the product ID followed by the vendor ID.
The DS4 Wireless Adapter has the IDs 054c as Vendor and 0ba0 as Product:
https://pcilookup.com/?ven=054c&dev=0ba0&action=submit
so I would assume the lines to add would be something like this: