- Changed the way rumble is handled

   - thanks to spite-triangle in issue #314
 - Changed some rumble defaults
 - caught some more ViGEm exceptions

BetterJoyForCemu/App.config

@@ -17,9 +17,9 @@
 		<!--The response of rumble does not only depend on this setting and it's always high. Default: 300 -->
 		<add key="RumblePeriod" value="300" />
 		<!--The controller's HD rumble settings for the low/high frequency rumble. Change to change the pitch of the rumble.-->
-		<!--Don't set above ~1200. Default: 20 and 400 -->
+		<!--Don't set above ~1200. Default: 20 and 20 -->
 		<add key="LowFreqRumble" value="20" />
-		<add key="HighFreqRumble" value="400" />
+		<add key="HighFreqRumble" value="20" />
 		<!--Rumble Setting. Turns rumble on or off.-->
 		<!--On is "true"; off is "false". Default: true -->
 		<add key="EnableRumble" value="true" />
@@ -75,9 +75,9 @@
 		<!-- Determines whether or not the program will expose detected controllers as Xbox 360 controllers -->
 		<!-- When "false", BetterJoyForCemu is only usable with CEMU. -->
 		<!-- Default: true -->
-		<add key="ShowAsXInput" value="false" />
+		<add key="ShowAsXInput" value="true" />
 		<!-- Have ShowAsXInput as false if using this -->
 		<!-- Default: false -->
-		<add key="ShowAsDS4" value="true"/>
+		<add key="ShowAsDS4" value="false"/>
 	</appSettings>
 </configuration>

BetterJoyForCemu/Joycon.cs

@@ -1144,9 +1144,7 @@ private byte CastStickValueByte(float stick_value) {
 
 		public void SetRumble(float low_freq, float high_freq, float amp, int time = 0) {
 			if (state <= Joycon.state_.ATTACHED) return;
-			//if (rumble_obj.timed_rumble == false || rumble_obj.t < 0) {
-			rumble_obj = new Rumble(low_freq, high_freq, amp, time);
-			//}
+			rumble_obj.set_vals(low_freq, high_freq, amp, time);
 		}
 
 		private void SendRumble(byte[] buf) {

BetterJoyForCemu/Program.cs

@@ -239,10 +239,20 @@ public void CheckForNewControllers() {
 							temp.SetPlayerLED(led);
 							v.SetPlayerLED(led);
 
-							if (temp.xin != null)
-								temp.xin.Disconnect();
-							if (temp.ds4 != null)
-								temp.ds4.Disconnect();
+							if (temp.xin != null) {
+								try {
+									temp.xin.Disconnect();
+								} catch (Exception e) {
+									// it wasn't connected in the first place, go figure
+								}
+							}
+							if (temp.ds4 != null) {
+								try {
+									temp.ds4.Disconnect();
+								} catch (Exception e) {
+									// it wasn't connected in the first place, go figure
+								}
+							}
 							temp.xin = null;
 							temp.ds4 = null;