Xbox 360 Controller Emulator free download

System Requirements

• Windows XP SP3 and newer.
• .NET 3.5 (Also installs 2.0 and 3.0) (Included in Windows 7)
• .NET 4.0 (link to 4.5, also installs 4.0) (Included with Windows 8)
• .NET 4.5 is not supported on Windows XP SP3, download .NET 4.0 from here.
• DirectX End-User Runtimes (June 2010) (Required regardless of OS)
• Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 3 (Most titles use the x86 runtime whether your OS is 64bit or not)

Notes:

• Windows 7 includes .net 3.5 and its updates to .net 2.0 and 3.0
• For Windows XP and Vista, users can obtain it from the above link, and Windows 8 users can enable it in Programs and Features - Turn Windows Features on and off.
• It should be installed prior to the DirectX webupdate as it checks that .Net 2.0/3.0/3.5 is installed and skips the Managed DirectX framework if it is not.
• The full DirectX Redistributable will always install the file, however its best to have .net 3.5 installed anyhow as quite a few Xinput titles utilise .net for internal dependencies.

Introduction

"Xbox 360 Controller Emulator" files:

xinput1_3.dll (Library) - Wrapper library that translates the XInput calls to DirectInput calls, for support old, no XInput compatible GamePads.

x360ce.exe - (Application) - Allows edit and test Library settings. x360ce.ini - (Configuration) - Contain Library settings (button, axis, slider maps). x360ce.gdb - (Game Database) Includes required hookmasks for various games) Dinput8.dll - (DirectInput 8 spoof/wrapping file to improve x360ce compatibility in rare cases)

Warning - Configuration file version does not match x360ce version.

This occurs because the current version of the application is not completely compatible with the DLL just yet. You can resolve this by adding Version=1 under the Options section in x360ce.ini

Controller tab won't turn green / Red light on Controller 1,2 etc.

This can occur for a number of reasons.

1. The configuration utility DOES NOT work with the 64bit version of x360ce, it will only work with the 32bit version, This is the case regardless of whether your windows is 32bit or 64bit.
2. The DInput state of the control might be incorrect due to previous application crashing and not unloading the control or some other reason. Opening up Joy.cpl (Set Up Usb Game Controllers) and clicking the Advanced button, and then Okaying out of the window that appears can fix it.
3. The controller profile loaded may match the name of the control but not actually be for the controller you own - in this case you might see button numbers or axes mapped that do not appear in the joy.cpl test page.
4. There just might not be a profile for your control at all - The light should turn green once atleast the 2 sticks, triggers and Dpad are assigned. Sometimes the application needs to be restarted after assigning these for the light to turn green.

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