- #How to use joytokey on a game how to#
- #How to use joytokey on a game full#
- #How to use joytokey on a game download#
Quote from JasonJ :Using a Logitech Attack3 jostick as a direct handbrake here. Also the Joystick comes out easily for flight sims to. Positioned it perfectly so I can rip on the e-brake and then change gears quickly. This way all games work and I don't have to reconfigure stuff everytime I change games.
#How to use joytokey on a game download#
The first thing to do is download the software, what you can do on the JoyToKey download page. It is fully customizable for each game and open all kinds of games to play on the sof.
#How to use joytokey on a game full#
Not a true analoge handbrake no, but the hassles when changing games is painful enough to make me me sick and I find I never want just a little handbrake, when I pull it I need full handbrake anyway, so meh works for what I want. JoyToKey is a small application that sells for a few dollars that takes the input of the gamepad and converts it into the output of the mouse and keyboard. To make all games work with it I just assign the joystick axis to the "D" key using JoyToKey program and assign the handbrake in my games to the "D" key. However some games can't even register more than one controller (wouldn't work in RBR) and some have the axis inverted which cannot be changed. So I used DXTWEAK to fix that so the top 1/2 arc of the Joystick is interpreted as the whole range. The first thing you need to do is download the software, which you can do on the JoyToKey downloads page. It is fully customizable for each game and will open up all sorts of games to couch play.
#How to use joytokey on a game how to#
The analog axis sits at rest in the centre and registers halfway along the axis so it's always half pulled on in LFS. How To Use JoyToKey JoyToKey is a small application sold for a few dollars that takes gamepad input and converts it to mouse and keyboard output.
Just close the JoyToKey program when you're done with it.Using a Logitech Attack3 jostick as a direct handbrake here. Start your game, and your controller now acts as the mouse.
Your left analog should be able to move the cursor around and the button you chose should be the left click.Ĩ) To use this function in the game, DON'T close the program. But, since every game is different, you’ll have to customize your controller inputs. If it doesnt work, try starting Joy2Key manually the first time, after which it should work ok. You wont see anything in-game, but Joy2Key will have started automatically.
This means, with JoyToKey running, you could use your controller to move your mouse around the screen and browse the web if you wanted. Start the game and enable the app in General settings. (If you want to,you can also configure a right click button too)ħ) You can now test the configuration with your controller. What JoyToKey does is convert controller inputs to inputs on your mouse and keyboard. Then check the box in the lower left that says Left Button. Up should be about -45 and Down should be about +45.Ħ) Then right click the gamepad button you want to use as the left mouse click button. Press OK.Ĥ) Now Configure the Right the same way using the horizontal slider but move the right side to about +45.ĥ) Configure Up and Downthe same way using the Vertical Cursor Movements bar. I'm sure many of you know about the Joy To Key program, but here's how you do it:ġ) Open the Joy to Key program and create a new configuration file and name it Mouse.Ģ) In the right window, right click Left under the Button column and click "configure this button." Click the Mouse tab on the top.ģ) Look for where it says cursor movements and slide the left one to about -45 (the higher the number, the faster your cursor will move, so the number you choose is up to you). (This also works outside of the game as well, so you can use your controller instead of your mouse on the desktop. Tired of switching from your controller to your mouse during the game? Now you can use your controller to move the cursor in the game.
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