Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut (PS5 Remote Play)
Shares its key layout with the Ghost of Yotei preset so stances and combat feel identical across both games, and it leans on the real touchpad gestures harder than anything else on the slate: G is the guiding wind swipe-up, Z draws and sheathes the sword, and X holds the remaining swipe-down slot.
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Setting this up for PS5 Remote Play
This preset drives a virtual DualShock 4 from your keyboard and mouse, so Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut sees an ordinary controller. The console never knows the difference, which is why the touchpad and the PS button work.
Install a Remote Play client on this PC and pair it with your PS5. These presets are built and tested against chiaki-ng.
In the Remote Play client, turn OFF its own keyboard and controller mapping, and unplug or hide any controller you are not using. The client merges every input it can see with this one, so anything left connected fights your binds.
In OmniControl, set the Emulation output to DualShock 4 and start it.
Import this pack, then turn on Drive a Controller.
Start the Remote Play client and connect. It picks up the virtual DualShock 4 the same way it would a real pad plugged into this PC.
Launch Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut on the console and play.
Aim is tuned to 40 cm per 360. If that feels fast or slow for your mouse, change it on the Drive a Controller page - everything else in the preset stays as it is.
If the character drifts or walks by itself, a real controller is still connected and the client is merging it with this one. OmniControl's Hide my controller fixes that, or unplug it.
Remote Play streams video, so there is always some delay between your hand and the screen. A wired connection to the console does more for that than any setting here.
What this pack changes
- Lightbar - custom colour
- Emulation - virtual controller target
Have the app installed? Use Open in OmniControl below - it jumps straight to the import preview. Otherwise:
- Open OmniControl and go to Profiles (or Game Packs).
- Click Import, then paste the code above into the share-code box.
- Preview what it changes, then create a profile from it.
Importing only ever creates a NEW profile - your existing profiles are never touched.