Bug Rumble doesn't work for Xbox controller on macOS

I found an old question about this (and a closed bug in GitHub), but it appears it still hasn't been fixed. Is there no way to use rumble on macOS?

To be clear, the controller works in every other way. It's an Xbox One controller connected via Bluetooth to macOS. If I use the "Identify" option for the controller from System Settings, it does rumble--so the O/S is supporting it. The code below triggers, and correctly identifies the type of gamepad, but there's no rumble.

using UnityEngine.InputSystem.XInput;

...

var gamepad = XInputController.current;
Debug.Log("type " + gamepad.GetType());
if (gamepad != null && gamepad is IXboxOneRumble rumble)
{
Debug.Log("is IXboxOneRumble!");
rumble.SetMotorSpeeds(lowFrequency, highFrequency);
stopRumbleAfterTime = StartCoroutine(StopRumble(duration, gamepad));
}

I also tried:

rumble.SetMotorSpeeds(lowFrequency, highFrequency, 0.25f, 1f);

Here's the test that successfully triggers the input action:

if (InputManager.instance.controls.Rumble.RumbleAction.WasPressedThisFrame())
{
RumbleManager.instance.RumblePulse(0.50f, 0.50f, 0.50f);
}

Previous question: Question - How to I use IXboxOneRumble? - Unity Forum

 

Hey I'm also having a weird issue with the rumble function on mac... did you find a solution for this or workaround?

 

Hey I'm also having a weird issue with the rumble function on mac... did you find a solution for this or workaround?

 

Bueller? Bueller?

 

Here too, but for Dual Shock 4 connected via bluetooth. I also downloaded an Apple WWDC iOS sample from 3 years ago, and it rumbles properly.

 

FYI, I filed a bug, and just got the response that Unity does not support setMotorSpeeds on Playstation controllers connected via Bluetooth.