A bit of theory: reWASD emulates the Xbox 360 controller, and that takes the functionality to the new level. You can assign Toggle, Turbo to controller button actions, and create controller button key combos. As a result, the game will recognize the controller input, except it will be not a physical gamepad, but the one an Xbox controller emulator created.
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I have an Xbox 360 gamepad, which I want to use as a PS3 gamepad. I want to make it compatible with the game Shin Sangoku Musou 6 Moushouden (Dynasty Warriors 7) on PC. Is there any emulator software can do this?
I am doing this because Shin Sangoku Musou 6 Moushouden (Dynasty Warriors 7) on PC supports the PS3 controller best. When I use my Xbox 360 gamepad it doesn't recognize the buttons correctly and fully, and vibration also doesn't work.
To me it seems you actually have to get a ps3 controller. Sorry. I cannot find an emulator. I think it might be because of the possible button differences (triangle,square,circle,x, rather than a,b,x,y). I know this isn't what your looking for, and I really am sorry... I spent quite a while trying to find a sufficient answer but couldn't find a single thing, except for one youtube video that I cannot seem to find again, and wasn't super helpful anyway (I believe it was just using a ps3 controller with an emulator, but titled incorrectly).
Hi, I want to buy a wireless controller for emulation purposes and I really like the Xbox 360 wireless controller for windows. But I've seen here that people often recommends the wired one. Why is that? I've also read that, when inactive, the emulators "forget" the gamepad. What is exactly "forget"? And does this actually happens? Thanks !
So would it be possible to utilize parts of this control just one of the buttons on the controller itself rather than it be a complete emulator? I am trying to reconfigure one of my controllers where the controller feeds to the xbox the user input that is actually coming from a code being run on the arduino.
Given that iOS 13 now supports Bluetooth controllers (or at least, certain ones, namely the PS4 controller and newer Xbox One controllers), would the XInput library be useful in making a controller emulator that works over Bluetooth instead of USB? For example, would it be possible to swap out the USB layer for Bluetooth?
Wanted to clarify that I have used this method based on a mini router and virtualhere, to make wireless your xinput gamepad based on the Arduino leonardo. The previous locomotion system I have used, was based on just one i2c channel on an arduino mega mounting a digipot shield. The digipot shield on the arduino mega was replacing the joystick of the arduino leonardo. The arduino leonardo was connected via usb to the minirouter and the minirouter was wireless connected to my pc internet home network
I am asking you the question, because i am wondering if i could somehow control the joystick of a pc gamepad with my arduino/teeensy based locomotion system , also without crearing a custom xinput controller.
Then go to control panel, devices manager and go to "HID" Or "human ... sth" find the entry for your gamepad (could be 'USB gaming device' ... ) and right click properties, you go to Details, select Hardware ID, and get your "VID" and "POD" codes. Those codes need to be entered inside Xboxce.ini (Under "PAD1" youll find those variables). Save the file. DONE.
Quite a list. As you can imagine, basically making ANY controller peripheral work with any of the above games would be a great plus. Not to mention emulators (legal ones of course). Though obviously some are just best with Keyboard/Mouse, others, not so much (I'm looking at you Sports, Racing, and Fighting games).
Now, after that, you should be able to move on to the spoiler titled "Moving the program files to the game folder:". However, if you aren't using a gamepad and are using some other peripheral, or your game needs a particular Hook Mode (check Compatibility List in the Introduction), read the next spoiler.
This is setting the Hook Mode which basically decide how much data the program converts. Most titles will work fine on Normal, but if you find that the particular game you want to use the gamepad for isn't working, check the compatibility list, or randomly pick a different mode to see if that fixes it. It very well could.
The shear number of customizations you can do is pretty epic with this software. I am using it to use my gamepad I recently got to play the various games that I like to play with a gamepad with it (Racing, Fighting, and Sports).
And thanks. I am buying 1 more of this controller and 2 more of the VX-1's (PS3 layout, but less cool features and doesn't look as nice, but is $10 cheaper) to play emulator games like NFL/NBA Street and stuff with my nephews. Plus, having a controller like this means they can use it for the Virtual Machine gaming rig while I use my Keyboard+Mouse for my games. Pretty sweet indeed.
Having the gamepad emulate the Xbox 360 controller lets you have both sensitivity and it turns a diagonal into a single input. Sensitivity is far more important, but having diagonal as a single input is useful at times to, but less so.
Your gamepad emulating the Xbox 360 controller also increases it's compatibility rate. I mean, yeah, everything on PC is compatible with keyboard, but at the same time, that brings up the prior problems I mention: A complete lack of sensitivity, and you need to press 2 inputs to produce a diagonal input.
Any tips on mapping the D-Pad? I am using an SNES USB gamepad and by default it wants to map the SNES D-Pad to the Xbox Left Stick, but the game I want to play (8-Bit Boy) uses the D-Pad for movement. TocaEdit won't record the D-Pad movements, and selecting the axis has gotten me no where. Any thoughts?
Both of them have the 4 main buttons reversed. All the axis and other buttons work fine, but the Triangle skill is activated when I press Square, the Cross is used when I press Circle. I know of more people with the same problem with A-B and X-Y keys instead of PS3 symbols type gamepads.
I would like to configure and add an xbox classic and an xbox 360 emulators on LB. Checking on google it seems that Cxbx Reloaded is the best choise today for xbox classic... are you agree? And what about xbox360 emulation? Is Xenia the best emulator?
As for Wine, Wine only supports DirectInput and lacks Xinput support and many modern games require Xinput. To get around that you have to use a Xinput emulation .dll (same trick you have to use on Windows with older gamepads), haven't tried it myself, but it's described here:
You need to get USB working, and then modprobe your gamepad driver, which is usbhid, as well as joydev. If you use a usb mouse or keyboard, usbhid will be loaded already and you just have to load the joydev module.
Go to -tester.com/. Currently, testing vibration and producing a visual of the gamepad is supported in Chromium but not Firefox. Additionally, as of version 107.0.5304.121-1, Chromium can read Joystick devices but not evdev.
Imagine that you tested your gamepad with evtest-qt, and find out that your left joystick cannot reach the maximum read value when you direct it to top most position. The side effect of this is that in some games (for example, HITMAN 2) the character cannot run.
this maps the EV_ABS event with id of 40 and 41 (use xboxdrv with --evdev-debug to see the events registered), which is the normally inaccessible "mouse pointer" on the throttle, to first gamepad joystick and throttles to second joystick, it also clamps the top and lower ranges as they not always register fully.
this maps the 3 joystick axes to gamepad axes and changes the calibration (min value, centre value, max value), dead zones (negative side, positive side, flag to turn smoothing) and finally change of response curve to a more flat one in the middle.
If you want to play games with your gamepad, you might want to disable its joystick control over mouse cursor. To do this, edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/51-joystick.conf (create if it does not exists) so that it looks like this:
Gamepads can be remapped for SDL2 applications using the SDL_GAMECONTROLLERCONFIG environment variable. For each line, it includes the gamepad's GUID, a name, button / axis mappings and a platform. The controller's GUID can be retreived by installing sdl2-jstest-gitAUR and then running sdl2-jstest --list.
While most gamepads, especially USB based ones should just work, some may require (or give better results) if you use alternative drivers. If it does not work the first time, do not give up, and read the following sections thoroughly! be457b7860
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