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==Setting Up== | ==Setting Up== | ||
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# Plug-in any controllers, and let Windows install any default drivers if needed. | # Plug-in any controllers, and let Windows install any default drivers if needed. | ||
| − | # Download the Xbox 360 Controller Emulator for [http://www.x360ce.com/Files/x360ce.zip 32-bit] or [http://www.x360ce.com/Files/x360ce_x64.zip 64-bit] games | + | # Download the Xbox 360 Controller Emulator for [http://www.x360ce.com/Files/x360ce.zip 32-bit] or [http://www.x360ce.com/Files/x360ce_x64.zip 64-bit] games. |
# Extract the main executable inside a folder on any desired location. | # Extract the main executable inside a folder on any desired location. | ||
# Run '''x360ce.exe''', select '''Yes''' when asked to create the {{file|x360ce.ini}} and {{file|xinput1_3.dll}} files. | # Run '''x360ce.exe''', select '''Yes''' when asked to create the {{file|x360ce.ini}} and {{file|xinput1_3.dll}} files. | ||
# On the '''New Device Detected''' window, leave the default settings on, then select '''Next''' and '''Finish'''. | # On the '''New Device Detected''' window, leave the default settings on, then select '''Next''' and '''Finish'''. | ||
# Close the program, when asked to save select '''Yes'''. | # Close the program, when asked to save select '''Yes'''. | ||
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'''Notes''' | '''Notes''' | ||
{{ii}} If the files have been setup correctly, a sound effect should play once the game is launched. | {{ii}} If the files have been setup correctly, a sound effect should play once the game is launched. | ||
{{ii}} Simply delete {{file|x360ce.ini}} and {{file|xinput1_3.dll}} from the game's folder in order to get rid of the files. | {{ii}} Simply delete {{file|x360ce.ini}} and {{file|xinput1_3.dll}} from the game's folder in order to get rid of the files. | ||
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| + | {{Fixbox/fix|Playing with the desired game}} | ||
| + | # See [[#Identifying 32 or 64 bit games|Identifying 32 or 64 bit games]]. | ||
| + | # Copy {{file|x360ce.ini}} and {{file|xinput1_3.dll}} in the path where the game's main executable is located. | ||
}} | }} | ||
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Key points
- Enables use of DirectInput controllers in games that only support XInput ones.
General information
Setting Up
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Identifying 32 or 64 bit games
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Issues unresolved
Can't use controllers with Unity engine games
- Unity is incompatible due to the Unity input manager using Raw Input instead of DirectInput.[1] See Controller for other alternatives.
Problem setting right stick on some controllers such as SteelSeries 3GC
- X360CE shows controller is offset as follows: 32767;-32768
Issues fixed
Right Analog Stick Activates Left Trigger
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x360ce not detected
- Some games use
xinput1_4.dll(e.g. OlliOlli). - Note that this will not work for Unity engine games.
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Unset controller from first player
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