pcsx2 how to play with keyboard and mouse and xbox 360 controller

(Some people actually find this useful when gaming aggressively)

Bonus feature: Disable the windows button from the ini file.

This software was written in AutoHotkey version 1.0.48.05 download old versions here.

Free to use and open source! You are free to use, modify and redistribute this program, but not to charge any money for it! If you do build upon it please link back here!.

Very portable, all settings are saved in the ini file.

To change settings please right click the system tray icon.

This program is written to run silently in the background.

(LT and RT translates into keyboard keys Z and X)

Emulates trigger buttons to keyboard keys.

Simulates a mouse using your XBox 360 wireless controller for windows.

The on-screen-keyboard will only work if the program is run as an administrator! Features So instead of binding the LT and RT buttons directly in the older game, you bind keyboard keys Z and X. To solve this problem this program will translate the trigger buttons into keyboard buttons Z and X. Some games will register and bind the axis, however holding down both at the same time will actually stop input as if no buttons where pressed at all. Some older games wont even recognize them as they are bound to an “axis” using DirectInput. This program features a solution to issues when binding the left and right trigger buttons (LT and RT). Please see the image below for hotkeys and controls.

This program simulates a mouse using your XBox 360 Controller and allows you to quickly toggle this function ON/OFF. Given the complexity of the configuration at hand, it would likely be easier to either obtain a second computer, or take turns using the one you have.XBoxMouse Simulator Open Source V1.5 XBox 360 Controller, Mouse and Keyboard Simulator/Emulator for PC, Use XBox 360 Controller as a mouse and keyboard

You have a third party application that governs input methods and routes them to the appropriate window: I'm not aware of such an application, but I anticipate it could potentially exist out there somewhere.

Usually games are designed to pause when it loses focus.

The game in question is specifically designed to continue running and receive input after losing focus: Most games are specifically designed the exact opposite of this.

There are two ways to circumvent this, which may or may not be options (most likely not):

The computer would only send input keys to one application at a time: the one with focus. This is why you can play a game in one monitor with a text editor open in the other monitor and not have to worry typing garbled text there. The window that is active is the only one that receives input from the keyboard/mouse, and (almost always) the controller. It is highly unlikely to accomplish this (though technically possible in theory).Ĭomputers generally only focus on one window or application at a time.

Pcsx2 how to play with keyboard and mouse and xbox 360 controller