Unable To Vibrate Controller

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#1

I’m attempting to vibrate the controller of my Meta Quest 2, but I am unable to with my current code found below. I have tried multiple parameter variations, but none seem to work. Despite it never working, my code always prints 1 and never returns an error or warning. Please let me know what potential solutions I can try. Thank you.

local userInput = game:GetService("UserInputService")
local haptics = game:GetService("HapticService")
userInput.InputBegan:Connect(function(input)
	haptics:SetMotor(input.UserInputType,Enum.VibrationMotor.RightHand,1)
	print("1")
end)

Variations I have tried without success:

haptics:SetMotor(input.UserInputType,Enum.VibrationMotor.RightHand,Enum.VibrationMotor.Large)

haptics:SetMotor(input.UserInputType,Enum.VibrationMotor.RightHand,Enum.VibrationMotor.Small)

haptics:SetMotor(input.UserInputType,Enum.VibrationMotor.RightHand,1)

haptics:SetMotor(input.UserInputType,Enum.VibrationMotor.RightTrigger,Enum.VibrationMotor.Large)

haptics:SetMotor(input.UserInputType,Enum.VibrationMotor.RightTrigger,Enum.VibrationMotor.Small)

haptics:SetMotor(input.UserInputType,Enum.VibrationMotor.RightTrigger,1)

Edit: I tried the following code, and both new prints returned true.

local userInput = game:GetService("UserInputService")
local haptics = game:GetService("HapticService")
userInput.InputBegan:Connect(function(input)
	print(haptics:IsVibrationSupported(input.UserInputType))
	print(haptics:IsMotorSupported(input.UserInputType,Enum.VibrationMotor.RightHand))
	haptics:SetMotor(input.UserInputType,Enum.VibrationMotor.RightTrigger,1)
	print("1")
end)
#2

Are you sure this is for VR controllers or for console controllers?

#3

The documentation says, “The Xbox One controller and some other USB gamepad controllers have motors built in to provide haptic feedback.” That implies support for things other than console. Additionally, :IsVibrationSupported() and :IsMotorSupported() both return true for the Quest controllers I’m using. I would imagine it would return false if it were unsupported. I’m wondering if this is potentially a bug, considering that both of those did return true. Do you have any other ideas or see anything wrong with the syntax?