I'm currently having an issue programming a multiplayer game that uses two controllers.

I'm trying to program a two player multiplayer game that uses two controllers; one per user. However, when I tried to control the first player with a singular controller while having both controllers plugged in, the controller ended up controlling both players while the other controller plugged in doesn't do anything.

I tried implementing this idea by creating two separate noscripts that handles user input and assigns a controller to their designated player gameobject's .

The following is player one's noscript, where its controller is assigned

public int playerIndex = 0;
private Gamepad assignedGamepad;
void Start()
{
// Assigning Controller To The Player
var gamepads = Gamepad.all;
if( playerIndex >= 0 && playerIndex < gamepads.Count)
{
assignedGamepad = gamepadsplayerIndex;
}
}

The following is player two's noscript, where it's controller is assigned

private Gamepad assignedGamepad;
public int dioIndex = 1;
void Start()
{
var gamepads = Gamepad.all;
if (dioIndex >= 0 && dioIndex < gamepads.Count)
{
assignedGamepad = gamepadsdioIndex;
Debug.Log("Player 2 is connected");
}
else
{
Debug.LogError("Player 2 isn't connected");
}
}

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